We all want to have a clean, tidy and spotless home without any clutter. But the number of cleaners available in the market for cleaning purpose leave us all confused. After all, there are so many different types of surfaces in an average home, and each surface has its limitation and requirements. What works best for a glass surface might be the worst choice for a wooden surface. And what makes your day-to-day clothes shine might not be the best choice for washing the clothes of an infant. So here is the guide to the general cleaning in an average household. Cleaning of floors and bathrooms: Bathroom cleaning is the toughest part of surface cleaning. After the usual brushing, you can use a concentrated solution of vinegar and lemon juice to clear the tough stains. Bicarb works as an excellent scrub. For additional whitening, you can use chlorine bleach, but make sure the flooring is not sensitive to chlorine. To check, check on a small corner of the surface.

For general floor cleaning, the same solution can be diluted and used. If you have wooden floors, mix some oil in the solution to have a shining and polishing effect. Drain pipe cleaning: If your drain pipe clogs frequently, pour in a cup full of hydrochloric acid and flush it with warm water. Make sure you wear a mask to avoid inhaling fumes. Alternatively, you can also flush it with vinegar solution every now and then. But do not use these methods together or with any other cleaning method, as it might react negatively. Glass surface cleaning: Glass is a relatively resistant surface, so you can use most of the cleaners on this surface. The best way is to spray it with hydrogen peroxide solution and wiping off with a moist and then a dry cloth. Laundry and nappy cleaning: For tough stains on clothes, apply lemon juice to the affected area before wash and leave for 10 minutes. For stains of oil on cotton fabrics, apply talcum powder on it and then put to wash. To get the extra shine on clothes, put some salt along with detergent. If your white clothes are getting dull, dip the clothes in a very mild solution of hydrogen peroxide after washing. But do not use it for whitening of nappies, as it might cause irritation on the baby’s skin. For nappies, do not use bleach. You can use mild bicarb or diluted vinegar, but make sure you rinse it off well. Pest and bug treatment: fumes of dried, burnt tea leaves is an excellent way to ward off mosquitoes. For removing pests, mix equal amount of boric powder, flour and sugar and mix it with water to make a paste. Apply this paste at various spots in your home, especially near drains and vents. This will clean your house of any pests, ants or termites within two days. But do not use this method if you have children who might accidentally consume the mixture, which is toxic in nature.

There is a lot going on in the life. But, mostly when we look at it, it is generally the same with the same monotonous routines, which we follow or make others follow. This oneness in everyday life makes life dull and boring. There is no uniqueness or creativity left in life, to which one can look forward to or cherish upon, which enables them and provides them with an invisible power to go on and have a hope about something like this to come again in their lives. Drama is the virtue which is not present in most of our lives and we sure do not know the weight of the absence of such an important virtue.
 
Drama is what fun is. Wherever there is no reason involved, yet the things going on seem apt and necessary for fun, laughter, happiness. For once, it feels like that the things going on should not stop, and at the same time it should feel like it should be stopped at once, because it is not logical, analytical or explanatory in any possible way. This is what in real life drama is. Drama gives memorable moments, which can make us, laugh, cry, pat ourselves on our back, and make us swing, bring or drop our moods. But this is what actually drama is.
 
Drama is possible, and it makes us feel light, and makes people forget their monotonic lifestyle to enjoy and relive those moments, which had high emotional unbalance, and seemed impossible for once again to happen, but still it gives us hope and lessons, that when next time, something like this may happen, then we sure know how to react and which emotions to depict. Because it will be the moment we will be cherishing with ourselves for the rest of our lifetime.

When you travel for a weekend or need to stay overnight out of town for business, there isn’t much you can take with you. So, you have to be careful what you need and what you can leave behind. You don’t need everything you are used to in your everyday routine. You can do with less. The important thing is to make the difference between what is necessary and what is optional.

If you take any medication or have any special condition, pills and the cure must be the first thing in your bag. If you are allergic and you are going somewhere where it might be difficult to find counter-allergic pills or shots, take them with you. They do not take much space and you might need them.

Then you should pack your charger or chargers. You might need to call and with the battery low it might be difficult to find a landline phone you could use. Likewise, you need to put in your bag toothbrush and toothpaste. Nowadays, there are many drug stores that sell small containers. So you do not need to take the large bottle of shampoo or toothpaste. You can use this light travel kit versions that take little space. However, it is advisable to take a small towel with you. You never know if you might need one and whether you can find any. Wet paper towels also work well, but they are wet and you might need something to dry.
Finally, it is also advisable to take cash with you, not just credit or debit cards. There are still places out there that do not use the technology, so better be prepared than remain without option. Small places in particular prefer hard currency. Cash is also better if you want to blend in.

In my honest opinion, there is nothing more incredible than to spend the holiday with your family in Lapland. My recent experience with my children and husband last Christmas, was very fulfilling, and we plan to visit this year also. Considering that Lapland is nestled right on top of the Arctic Circle, the zone consists of 1/3 of Finland and Finland’s history considers it the northernmost region, which is also the largest and is meagerly populated as a province.

Quite often people call Lapland the “last European wilderness.” The popular Santa Claus (Nicholas Claus) folk tales claim Lapland his original home. When we visited we were also convinced and my kids were eager to set eyes on the real Mr. Claus, as it has always been their dream and is one of the rationales to visit, but this was not all, because of our journey to the Arctic Circle, glancing at the spectacular Northern Lights and snowing fighting is only one of the great things that made our trip fun. Lapland is classed as Finland’s wild side in its northern peak, and the Sami people were the last to take refuge in the land, which we learnt from interesting stories told. This race practically survived on marketing trickets to those who visited and reindeer herding. In view of tradition, Samians were classed as nomads who roamed the land wide and far along with the northern boundaries of Russian. We were all told about the Samians way of life, while inhabiting these territories, in particular tepees were their abode, their culture and economy were anchored in herding reindeer and farming. Not counting the rich Samian history, Lapland offers astounding natural inland lakes, trees, sunless winters and fjords, furnishing a snowy winter world sparkling with blue lights. The forestry in the region is perfect for exploration, as it renders a rare sentiment to visitors. As we were told, Lapland is known for facilitating countless animals like wolverines, bears and natural bird species, especially eagles. In particular, the region is said to accommodate over 300, 000 reindeers, which we saw in abundance. Along with these great things to value, we also enjoyed reindeer sleigh rides and other awesome winter activities like husky, skiing and riding on snowmobiles, which the kids enjoyed most. In all my life, it is the first I have seen so much snow, which was soft and powdery.

The children, my husband and I had a grand time playing in it, as they lay their bodies in flapping their hands like birds, sliding down the hilltop and creating fancy snowmen. We also visited a lake that was solidly frozen, while our sled was hauled by six vibrant husky snow dogs. We later enjoyed traditional kota, hot, cooked sausages and coffee, which we prepared while warming up at an outside fire. Most of all, my kids enjoyed meeting Santa Claus, which was a great experience all together for all of us.

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