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3 Cleaning Hacks to Get Your Honda Looking Like New There's nothing like getting into a brand-new car with everything clean and spotless, but unfortunately, it doesn't last forever. Once you start driving, the spotless carpet and grime-free cupholders get used and show it. The good news is that you can do some things to make your Honda look almost like new. Deep Clean the Carpet Carpet cleaners are not just for the house. Use one of these deep cleaning machines to get your Honda's carpet as clean as it was when you first drove it home from the dealership. You can rent one for the day, or if you purchase one, it will pay for itself in just a few uses. Use a Squeegee When you have pets, they leave their fur behind on the seats and in the carpet. To get the pet hair out of the seats and get them looking like new, use a squeegee. Start with a spray bottle with clean water and mist the seat where the dog sits. Run the squeegee over the damp seat, and it will pull all the fur along with it. Use Dryer Sheets to Remove Bugs There's no getting around hitting bugs when you drive, and they tend to leave a mess behind. You can get rid of stuck bugs by using dryer sheets. Just rub over the paint, and the bugs will easily come off. You can then wash the exterior as normal and apply a coat of wax. Follow these hacks to get your Honda looking just like new.

With summer coming, it means that Fourth of July celebrations are right around the corner. The best part of the Fourth of July is the fireworks, and if you are in the Omaha area, you can find a nearby fireworks show to take in. Here's where to see fireworks in Omaha this year. The Quad County Museum Car Show & Firework Display On July 4th, the annual Quad County Museum Car Show and Firework Display will take place. Enjoy a full day of fun at this event with food trucks and vendors, the annual auto show, and live music. Ralston Independence Day Celebration Head to Ralston for the state's largest Fourth of July parade on Sunday, July 4. The event will also include a fun run, a fire department water fight, and a fireworks display. All the activities are free. NBO Independence Fireworks This annual fireworks display will take place on July 10 at Werner Park in Papillion. The fireworks are part of your admission ticket, and the show will take place after the game. Seward Fourth of July Take a drive to Seward and head to Plum Creek Park for your Fourth of July celebration. Seward is the official Fourth of July City for the state of Nebraska, and the celebration runs from July 1-4. Activities include anvil firing, the Grand Parade, food alley, concerts, and exhibits. Plan your Fourth of July celebration at one of these local events this year. You can see fireworks and enjoy activities for the whole family.

Looking for a good hike for the weekend? You don't have to go far to find one in and around the Omaha area. There are a wide variety of hikes that are perfect for all skill and fitness levels. Check out these Omaha trails to hike this summer. Fontenelle Forest Fontenelle Forest in Bellevue, Nebraska, is just about 10 miles from Omaha. It has 26 miles of trails, including a boardwalk that makes it easy for families with strollers and for wheelchairs. The Stream Trail takes you along the stream where you might come across beavers or frogs, and the Cottonwood Trail crosses the flood plain and is perfect for exploring the giant cottonwood trees. Standing Bear Lake Loop Head to Standing Bear Lake and take the loop trail that runs for three miles. A new floating trail takes you across the west end of the lake, so you don't have to go on the shoulder of North 144th Street anymore. The new section of trail is eight feet wide and perfect for running, walking, and biking. Heron Haven Heron Haven is a spring-fed wetland sanctuary on Old Maple Road in Omaha. It has miles of trails to explore over the 17 acres of land. While hiking in Heron Haven, you are sure to come across a wide variety of wildlife from groundhogs to woodpeckers, ducks, geese, and great blue herons during the warmer months. Check out these Omaha area hiking trails when you want to get outside. You can go exploring and get some fresh air within a few miles of the city.