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John W / Mel John Waiveris - Invisible Gold, LLC. <john@invisiblegold.com> 12/4/2025 8:23:30 AM MST |
Protect Your Floors: Natural Ways to Combat Salt, Slush, and Winter Grime Winter is beautiful, but the mix of salt, slush, and muddy footprints can be tough on your floors. The key is staying ahead of the mess with simple habits and natural cleaners that won’t leave behind harsh chemical residue. Start by creating a “landing zone” near every entryway—think mats, a boot tray, and a towel for quick wipe-downs. This alone stops a surprising amount of grime before it spreads. When salt and slush do make their way inside, enzyme-based cleaners like Kleen Green are perfect for breaking down the film that traditional cleaners leave behind. A quick spray on tile, laminate, or sealed wood dissolves the invisible layer of winter residue that can cause dullness or streaking. For carpets, lightly mist and blot to lift the salt rings without soaking the fibers. Don’t forget the high-traffic spots: hallways, mudrooms, and anywhere pets run in and out. A nightly two-minute pass with Kleen Green keeps buildup from forming, protects your floors, and leaves your home feeling fresh during the busiest season of the year. With a few mindful habits and a gentle, natural cleaner, your floors can stay clean and bright all winter long. Use the code MORG18 to get 18% off of your order. | ||||||
John W / Mel John Waiveris - Invisible Gold, LLC. <john@invisiblegold.com> 11/28/2025 7:41:33 AM MST |
Black Friday with Heart: A Season of Gratitude, Giving & Fresh Starts As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving—sharing good food, stories, and a moment to breathe before the holiday bustle—we’re reminded of what truly matters: connection, kindness, and caring for the people and places we call home. This year, we wanted our Black Friday message to reflect that spirit. Instead of focusing only on deals and countdown timers, we want to take a moment to say thank you. Thank you for supporting small businesses. Thank you for choosing products that are gentle on your home, safe for your family, and kind to the planet. And thank you for being part of a community that believes in wellness, stewardship, and giving back. But more importantly, we hope it becomes a moment to invest in the things that help you care—for your space, your loved ones, and yourself. Whether you’re refreshing your home for holiday guests, preparing for winter, or simply restocking something you trust, we’re grateful to be part of your season. Giving Back This Season In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we’re also using this week as a reminder to give back—through acts of service, small kindnesses, and supporting causes that lift up others. We encourage everyone to find a moment to pay it forward, whether it’s donating, volunteering, or simply checking on someone who could use a little warmth this time of year. From Our Family to Yours As the holidays officially begin, we wish you: A peaceful home A grateful heart And a season filled with generosity, comfort, and hope Thank you for being here with us. Use the code MORGBLACKFRIDAY to get 20% off of your order. | ||||||
John W / Mel John Waiveris - Invisible Gold, LLC. <john@invisiblegold.com> 11/21/2025 8:07:21 AM MST |
A Stress-Free Thanksgiving Week: Your Final Prep Checklist Simple steps to keep calm, stay organized, and get your home ready for the big day. Thanksgiving week doesn’t have to feel like a sprint. With just a few focused tasks now, you can set yourself up for a holiday that feels relaxed, welcoming, and joyful. This checklist keeps things simple—cleaning only the areas that truly matter, prepping guest spaces, and getting your kitchen ready for the main event. Whether you’re hosting a crowd or keeping things cozy, these small steps make a big difference. 1. Refresh the Kitchen: Clear Countertops & Prep for Cooking Flow - The kitchen does the heavy lifting on Thanksgiving, so give it a quick reset: Clear your countertops of mail, small appliances, or anything you don’t need on Wednesday or Thursday. Wipe down surfaces (counters, appliance fronts, refrigerator handle, cabinet pulls). Clean your sink so it's ready for the surge of dishes. Check dish soap, sponges, and towels—you’ll want them on hand. Sanitize cutting boards and give them a light oil if needed. A little breathing room in the kitchen today means less scrambling tomorrow. 2. Make Space in the Fridge & Freezer - If you do one thing this week, do this: Toss old leftovers and expired condiments. Wipe shelves so new dishes have clean landing spots. Designate zones for prepped dishes, ingredients, and leftovers. Freeze ice now—your freezer won't need extra stress on Thursday. Your future self will thank you when you're trying to fit in a turkey, casseroles, and desserts. 3. Touch-Point Cleaning: Focus on What Guests Actually Notice. You don’t need a top-to-bottom deep clean. Focus on the high-impact places: Door handles Light switches Countertops Fridge and microwave handles Bathroom surfaces Trash bins (inside and out) A quick wipe with a natural enzyme cleaner like Kleen Green refreshes these spots fast without harsh chemicals. 4. Prep the Guest Spaces (In Under 10 Minutes Each) If you have overnight guests: Change the sheets and plump the pillows. Add a fresh towel stack. Clear a small space in the closet or on a dresser. Do a quick dust and vacuum. Add a cozy touch—a candle, a spare blanket, or a handwritten welcome note. Guest rooms don’t need perfection—they just need to feel cared for. 5. Reset the Bathroom - This room will see the most traffic: Wipe sink, faucet, and counter. Refresh the toilet area. Empty the trash. Stock extra TP where guests can see it. Put out a clean hand towel. Optional: Add a small seasonal touch like a pinecone or candle. Just a few minutes makes the whole home feel cleaner. 6. Prepare Your Serving Essentials. Save yourself time on Thanksgiving Day: Check your serving spoons, trivets, platters. Pull out anything you’ll need for gravy, carving, pies, or sides. Make sure the coffee maker and mugs are ready for after dinner. Set it all on one “Thanksgiving staging shelf” so it’s easy to grab. 7. Create a Calm, Welcoming Atmosphere - A peaceful home sets the tone before guests even arrive: Open blinds and let in natural light. Put on a favorite playlist or soft background music. Light a candle or simmer cinnamon + citrus on the stove. Add simple seasonal decorations like branches, mini pumpkins, or a fall table runner. It’s the small touches—not the perfect clean—that make people feel welcome. 8. Don’t Forget to Take Care of You - Stress-free hosting starts with you: Pick out your Thanksgiving outfit now. Prep a simple breakfast for Thursday morning. Give yourself 20 minutes in the evening to unwind. A calmer you makes for a calmer home. Enjoy a Thanksgiving That Feels Effortless With these simple tasks done ahead of time, you can step into the holiday feeling grounded, prepared, and ready to enjoy the people around you. A little preparation today brings a lot more peace tomorrow. Use the code MORG18 to get 18% off of your order. | ||||||
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