Product Description

The Queen of Clean
with her royal tips for every season,
an untidy home would almost be treason!

Winter

Make snow shoveling a breeze...store holiday decorations with no tangles...humidify dry indoor air...care for flannel sheets...make those Valentine's gems sparkle

Spring

Garden the natural way...allergy-proof your home...banish grass stains...color your Easter eggs

Summer

Prepare for family road trips...care for your camping equipment...keep bugs away without chemicals...clean your sports gear

Fall

Get organized for back to school...store your summer clothes properly...put away your air conditioner...prepare for stress-free holidays!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #811292 in Books
• Published on: 2001-10-01
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

From Library Journal
More ways of staying squeaky clean from an arbiter seen frequently on TV and already boasting 1.5 million copies of her books in print.
Copyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.

From the Back Cover
The Queen of Clean--with her royal tips for every season, an untidy home would be almost treason!

Winter:

• Make snow shoveling a breeze
• Store holiday decorations with no tangles
• Humidify dry indoor air
• Care for flannel sheets
• Make those Valentine's gems sparkle

• Garden the natural way
• Allergy-proof your home
• Banish grass stains
• Color your Easter eggs

• Prepare for family road trips
• Care for your camping equipment
• Keep bugs away without chemicals
• Clean your sports gear

• Get organized for back to school
• Store your summer clothes properly
• Put away your air conditioner
• Prepare for stress-free holidays!

About the Author
Linda Cobb first shared her cleaning tips with readers in a weekly newspaper column in Michigan, where she owned a cleaning and disaster-restoration business dealing with the aftermath of fires and floods. After moving to Phoenix, she appeared weekly as a guest on Good Morning Arizona; since then she has shared her housekeeping advice on radio and television shows across the country, and in two New York Times bestsellers, Talking Dirty with the Queen of Clean® and Talking Dirty Laundry with the Queen of Clean®. Linda Cobb lives in Phoenix with her husband. Visit her popular Web site: wwwqueenofclean.com.

Customer Reviews

Where was this book when I went away to college?
OK, I admit I'm not the most organized person. Or the neatest. Or the most on time. You get the idea. I read the first book from the Queen, "Talking Dirty with the Queen of Clean" and I loved it. My mom gave me this new book as a stocking stuffer at Christmas. It is loaded with helpful tips on getting organized and scheduling the right time to do important tasks. I really enjoy the Queen's lighthearted style and plain talk. I ordered the laundry book and now have the complete QoC library. Write on, Linda!

Uh hello?
For those of you who hire a cleaning service - this is obviously not the book for you. If I hired a company to paint my house, I wouldn't buy a book on how to paint. Common sense, don't you think?

I for one, don't care for fly fishing. But the last thing I would do is look up a book on fly fishing - and write a review telling everyone how boring it is to fish!

As a mother of 2 young children who is looking to better organize my daily activities and my household - I loved the book. I can't wait to read more of her work.

Year-Round Cleaning
Don't think spring is the only time you have to do your cleaning. This book will show you how to divide up the work by season.