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]]>When: Now until September 28, 2016
Time: Wednesday's from 10 am to 2 pm
Where: Downtown Raleigh, 120 S. Wilmington St., Ste. 103, Raleigh, NC 27601
FREE Admission
Residents of Lake Johnson Mews – check out Downtown Raleigh's Farmers Market this summer! You'll get to connect with your local farmers and choose from premier venues for sustainably-grown produce and artisan food. Let's be honest – nothing is better than farm fresh produce each week to cook up your favorite meals! There are over 40 rotating vendors each week, which include NC farmers, ranchers, nurserymen, bakers, cheese makers and specialty foods producers.
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]]>When: Recurring Daily until April 28th
Times: Until Thursday 6am
Where: North Carolina Museum of History
5 E. Edenton St., Raleigh, NC 27601
FREE Admission, donations accepted
Visit website here for full schedule.
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Residents, take a look at these awesome upcoming events around Lake Johnson! We hope to see you there!
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When: Friday, 6/12 from 8:00-11:00pm
Where: Art Bar | 6109 Maddry Oaks Ct., Raleigh
Lake Johnson Mews residents,
Come kick off your weekend at Art Bar's Friday Night Freestyle Painting Party! Bring your friends, dates, family members or coworkers and come paint the night away! Enjoy half-off their featured wine and beer of the day, and take home an awesome (or at least fun to make) work of art! For just $20 a person, this is the perfect way to spend your Friday night!
Purchase your tickets at: http://www.artbarraleigh.com/events-experiences/1219-painting-party
*Use the Code SUMMERFUN at checkout for 30% off!!!*
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1. White vinegar
All-purpose cleaner: Fill a spray bottle with equal parts white vinegar and water (distilled is best), increasing the amount of vinegar for tougher jobs. Spray it anywhere that could use a good cleaning, but do not use this on marble surfaces.
Deodorizing your dishwasher: Add 1 cup of vinegar to the rinse cycle of your dishwasher. The vinegar smell will dissipate, de-stinkifying dishes in the process.
Garbage disposal cleaner: Freeze white vinegar in an ice cube tray and then run the cubes through the garbage disposal to deodorize and clean drains.
Clean your showerhead: Unscrew your showerhead, then place it in a plastic zip baggie filled with ½ to 1 cup of warm white vinegar. Let it sit for about 1 hour to remove mineral buildup. For showerheads that cannot be removed, secure the baggie onto the showerhead using a rubber band.
2. Citrus
Soap scum and rust remover: Eliminate soap scum and rust from your shower by rubbing surfaces with the cut surface of a halved lemon. Let that sit for about a minute, and then use a scouring pad to finish the job.
Scented all-purpose cleaner: Add enough citrus peels to fill 1/2 of a large mason jar. Pour white vinegar over the top to fill the jar, and then place the lidded jar in a cool, dark place to infuse for at least two weeks. Strain the solution, pour it into a spray bottle, and use it as you would an all-purpose cleaner.
Fabric whitener: Add 1 cup of undiluted lemon juice to your laundry to whiten and brighten clothing.
Microwave cleaner: Add a few tablespoons of lemon juice to 1 cup of water in a microwavable bowl, then heat the mixture to boiling in the microwave. Let the steam penetrate the baked-on grime for around ten minutes before opening the door and giving the interior a good wipe.
3. Baking Soda
Clear clog drains: Toss a little baking soda down a clogged drain, chasing it with double the amount of white vinegar. Let it sit for a few minutes, then follow the fizzing mixture with boiling water.
Oven cleaner: Coat the surface of your oven in a paste of baking soda and water, avoiding the heating elements. Allow it to sit overnight and then use a damp rag and a silicone spatula to remove as much paste as possible. Finish the task by spraying down the oven top with vinegar, then wiping with a rag once more.
Hairbrush/comb cleaner: Coat hairbrushes and combs in a paste of baking soda and water to remove product buildup.
4. Borax
Insect deterrent: Keep creepy-crawlies at bay by mixing equal parts borax and sugar and strategically sprinkling it around the house. The boric acid in borax is poisonous to many insects, and it’s also said to be an effective rodent deterrent.
Outdoor furniture cleaner: Prep your patio furniture for the season by spraying it down with a solution of 1 teaspoon of dish detergent, 1 teaspoon of borax, and 1 quart of warm water. Wipe and rinse.
Pots and pans cleaner: Sprinkle borax onto a damp sponge, then use it to remove grease and baked-on messes from cookware.
5. Salt
Remove water stains from wood: Did someone forget to use a coaster? Remove water rings using a paste of salt and veggie oil. Let it sit for around an hour before buffing away with a rag.
Cast-iron cookware cleaner: Clean your cast-iron cookware without affecting its seasoning by heating a bit of oil in the pot or pan, sprinkling in ¼ cup of salt, then using the paste to scrub away baked-on food. Remove the paste from the pot or pan using a paper towel.
Clean copper, pewter and solid brass: Slice a lemon in half and sprinkle the cut surface with salt. Rub the lemon all over the metal being cleaned before rinsing thoroughly with water.
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]]> – Only 2 guests are allowed per unit; Residents must accompany guests!
– No animals allowed
– No glass allowed
– Swim at your own risk
* Pool privileges will be revoked for failure to adhere to pool rules *
Have a great week!
