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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
This is a dream for removing sticky residue from almost any surface. Just dab a small amount onto the residue or onto a cloth and rub until the residue is gone. Depending on the amount of the residue and how long it’s been there, this may take some effort. It’s also wise to test the….
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
To remove all traces of cigarette smoke, leave a saucer of vinegar in the room overnight.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
A small amount of salt added to washing up water will make glass really clean and shiny.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Shiny taps give a bathroom that luxe appeal, so keep yours buffed up. Every day: Prevent limescale dulling your taps by drying them off after use with a soft cloth. Keep taps looking good by using a mild bathroom cleaner, or white toothpaste is effective for most tap finishes (except brass or gold) – add….
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Baking soda also works great for carpet deodorizing, just sprinkle onto carpet before going to bed and vacuum in the morning.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Baking Soda can be used for many jobs around the house, scrubbing sinks, bath tub, stove, refrigerator and laundry. It leaves everything smelling nice and cleans just as good as any cleanser without scratching enamel.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Baking soda or Borax is also good for getting rid of unwanted insects, just sprinkle around cabinets and cupboards and other places the insects might run.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Remove stains and rings in the toilet using a paste of lemon juice and boxas. Apply this paste to the stained area and let it sit about fifteen minutes. Then scrub in a circular motion to get rid of all the stain.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Here is a trick that you might not have heard of: put two or three vitamin C tablets in the toilet and let the dissolve for about two hours, scrub with your toilet brush and flush the stain away.
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Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Make cleaning mildew and muck on your shower tiles easy. Spray bleach on paper towels and spread them on the grungy areas and then leave overnight. The wet towels will stay in place and clean throughout the night. All you have to do is rinse off the tiles in the morning.
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