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2033 County Route 50, Dansville MLS# R1342840

BEAUTIFUL FARM! 2,600+ sq. ft. 3BD/3BA Ranch on 149 acre w/farm. Lg. open kitchen, enormous cabinet space, lg. walk-in pantry, natural wood ceiling. Maple fl rs., stone fi replaces & 600+ sf fi nished basement w/kitchenette. 100 tillable parcels & fenced pastures. Barn w/7 horse stalls, outbuildings & numerous amenities. $694,000. Call/Text Robbin Smith 585-721-4771

116 West William Street, Bath MLS#R1364194

CHARMING! MUST SEE! 2-3 bedroom home with 2 full bath. Large lot with a fenced in front yard and secluded back yard. Attached garage. $82,000 Call/Text Jennelle Zonnevylle 607-368-4535

9 Van Campen Street, Dansville MLS#R1358320

NEW PRICE! 3-4 bedroom home in the Village close to schools and amenities. First fl oor living, some natural woodwork. $99,000 Call/Text Justine Fox, 585-746-6736 or Robbin Smith 585-721-4771

111 Lincoln Street, Wayland MLS# R1362369

IN VILLAGE! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on 77'x170' lot with outbuildings. First fl oor laundry. Home has been extremely well cared for. Possible fi rst fl oor living. $129,900 Call/Text Robbin Smith 585-721-4771

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1452 Kurtz Hollow Road, Dansville MLS#R1367071

NEW LISTING! Private Retreat!! 22 wooded acres overlooking South Dansville! Lg. open liv. rm. Kit. is perfect for entertaining. 1/2 bath on 1st fl r.! 2nd fl r. would make amazing master suite w/lg. open fl r. plan w/deck overlooking prop., loft for storage/sleeping space! $174,900 Call/Text Bridgett Hoag, 585-734-5874 or Justine Fox, 585-746-6736

2779 County Route 121, Wayland MLS#R1366162

LOOKING FOR A REHAB? All the work has been started; Kit., elec., plumbing, bathroom! All new windows throughout, new well, blown-in insulation, most of roof has been replaced, newer forced air furnace & H20 tank! CASH ONLY/REHAB sale. Home being sold in “AS-IS” condition. $59,900 Call/Text Justine Fox, 585-746-6736

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By JoAnn Derson

* Have your carpets cleaned. Hightraffi c areas may require cleaning as often as every three or four months, but bedrooms can go as long as 18 months. Use runners and area rugs to safeguard spots that may be vulnerable, like under a vanity or by your sofas. * “I had some residue on my bathroom ceiling from hard water condensation. I happened to have a set of crutches lying around. I used a hair elastic to secure a hand towel to the arm rest of one crutch. Then I sprayed it with water and used it to scrub the ceiling. It worked really well. I was done in no time.” -- A.A. in Florida

* Two ways to remove a bandage: Rub a little baby oil or vegetable oil over it. The oil will soak in and make it easier to remove. Or -- and this works especially well with kids -- have them soak in the bath and use baby shampoo to soften the sticky edges. * A baking soda and water mix is great for tile fl oors if you want a quick mop up. If a lot of your fl oors are tile, do yourself a favor and invest in a steam mop. They clean and sanitize, leaving your fl oors brilliant.

* Be sure you use a trivet or other protectant when placing fl owerpots on wood fl oors. Also, purchase felt pads for the bottoms of furniture. This will eliminate divots or other kinds of depressions or scratches in the fl oor.

* “Tiny tears in your window screen can be secured with clear nail polish. I dab the spot, then use tweezers to line up the tiny wires, then dab again. Just make sure the window is open, or the screen might stick to the windowpane.” -- T.T. in Indiana