Every spring I get a bug. Not an insect and not the "sickness" bug. Those are no fun. The bug I'm talking about is fun indeed. The bug i'm talking about is the cleaning bug.

I can't help it. There's in innate, unavoidable sensation to clean everything in my immediate area. Whether it's my desk, or someone else's desk IT NEEDS TO BE CLEAN!

This annual desire for cleanliness might be brought on by this "New Year" notion that everything must start from scratch at a certain point.

Looks like winter is here to stay which means many of you are using fireplaces to help stay warm. Who can blame you? There's nothing like relaxing by the fire. As you all probably know, relaxing by the fireplace also comes with some upkeep. That's where we come in. 

Have you ever tried to clean the ashes out from the grate and found ashes around your room? There's a really simple way to avoid that problem in to incredibly easy steps:

1. Fill your sprayer with water.

Here's another really cool project we found on Pinterest today. It's perfect for celebrating the New Year, which is right around the corner! Adding a little sparkle to your champagne glasses is the perfect touch for a low key party or a huge get together.

Who doesn't need a magic recipe to get tiles in their best shape? This particular recipe (first seen here) works wonders with soap scum in your shower, grime in your sink, and can even clean your appliances.

All you need are these 2 ingredients:

I found this great DIY craft that could very easily turn into a new tradition in your home for the holidays. Why not add a new, handmade  ornament to your tree every year? This project was originally posted in Better Homes And Gardens. 

What You Need:

With the holidays right around the corner, home improvement projects may be sitting on the back burner. Getting these projects done in time before all the visitors arrive and it gets too cold out is going to be tough. Here are some quick tips we found in the Reader's Digest Complete Do-It-Yourself Manual:

We all know how tough scrubbing tiles can be. It doesn't have to be tough. Check out this formula I crafted and used with my Preval Sprayer.

Materials Needed:

• 3/4 Cup of white vinegar
• 1/3 Cup of household ammonia
• 3/4 Cup baking soda
• 7 cups arm tap water
• 1 Trusty Preval Sprayer

What to do:

Still think there is no versatility the Preval Sprayer? Check out this sweet IKEA update project that you can have your kids help with!

This desk was painted with Martha Stewart's Metallic Glaze in Muscovado and  Glitter Paint in Aquaurium Blue. The final touches were made with an Automotive urethane Clearcoat from the Preval Sprayer to help give the table a nice Marble-esque finish.

Today we thought that we'd share some great tips with you for easier spray painting projects.

We're loving how versatile our new vFan is! Although it's an airbrush, you can do so many things with this mighty portable system! We're looking forward to sharing our various videos demonstrating the awesomeness of our innovative product! Until then, enjoy some of our little video teasers. From cake decorating to showing both detail and coverage, vFan is your choice airbrushing solution!