The promise?

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I'll give it a lick and a promise. ..that's me and the fridge.
The sun has been out all day...maybe that's why I had more energy today. (Yesterday was a.boring bust) So I am fulfilling the promise!
Two projects today.
The fridge  (not the freezer...maybe  next time lol) is clean and all nasty stuff is in the trash. Feels so much better.


A very clean interior
I even took out all the interior shelves

All reloaded and organized
The other project was cleaning my shower door with a product I love.  It's called The Invisible Shield. (Product endorsement) 
I discovered this stuff when I was cleaning up one of our rentals. I used the last of it putting a nice smooth coating on our chest freezer. So I went looking for some more whenever I was in a hardware store. That was unsuccessful so like a modern 2016 person I looked on-line and discovered that Lowes had it. At the store I could't find it so I asked a clerk to look it up...they don't carry it. BUT a very helpful young man said he thought he had some in an obscure spot-he found 3 -all marked down to $2.00 each. I bought them all.  Lowe's is not going to carry it anymore . Regular price . .. $16.00.
A sweet deal for a kit containing two micro-cloths, a sponge, a pre-cleaner, the invisible shield and a cleaner to maintain the surface. The  Shield only needs to be applied about once every 6 months. I'm thrilled with the results.

dirty
with product
clean and shiny.

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