Remember to unplug the kettle before cleaning it! Plastic kettles should only need a wipe down with warm soapy water – don’t use anything abrasive or it will scratch the surface. Discoloured marks may improve after rubbing them with a cut lemon. Metal kettles will benefit from a clean with soapy water then a lovely….
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Tobacco smoke leaves a residue on all surfaces. How clean are the other surfaces in the room? Including the walls and ceiling? If there is a yellow tinge to all surfaces then nicotine removal must be done first, wipe down all surfaces with a damp cloth containing a solution of high ph hard surface cleaner.
A kettle makes a house a home (or is that just us?) so show yours a little TLC…
Posted on Thursday September 02 2010
Don’t let a limescale-clogged reservoir or tacky soleplate make ironing even more of a chore than it is already.
Posted on Thursday September 02 2010
Remove limescale by filling the reservoir with a solution of clear vinegar and water. Leave for an hour or two, then empty and rinse out with clean water. Check the manufacturer’s instructions carefully first however, as this could damage some self-cleaning irons.
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Posted on Friday August 06 2010
Over-enthusiastic biscuit dunking can lead to spillage. From carpet: Sponge with cold water, then blot dry. Shampoo the carpet if a mark persists. From fabric: Soak in a warm water and washing soda solution, then wash on as hot a setting as the fabric can take. Stubborn marks may be removed by soaking in a….
Continue reading...How To Clean Kitchen Work Surfaces
Posted on Friday August 06 2010
Every day: Naturally you want to keep food-preparation areas scrupulously clean, so wipe down work surfaces before and after every use. You can use an antibacterial spray, but warm water and washing-up liquid is enough if you are thorough. Ceramic tiles: Clean up the grouting with a solution of one part bleach to four parts….
Continue reading...Remove grease from your stove
Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Baking soda on a damp sponge removes grease easily from stove, back splash etc.
Continue reading...Cleaning baths and sinks
Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Baking soda is better than any cleaner for cleaning baths and sinks.
Continue reading...Keeping pipes clean under the sink
Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
For keeping pipes clean under the sink – pour about one quarter cup of baking soda down the drain with about 1 cup of vinegar, this makes a chemical reaction, then pour some hot water down the drain. Hey Presto!
Continue reading...Minimise odours in your fridge
Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
To minimize odours in your fridge, remove top from box of baking soda and place it on one of the shelves. From time to time stir contents.
Continue reading...Clean your toilet fast
Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
An older tale that I have heard is that you can use cola in the toilet bowl and let it sit in there for an hour, scrub, and then . This will clean your toilet out fast.
Continue reading...Cleaning the shower walls
Posted on Tuesday June 15 2010
Do you have problems reaching all areas of your shower when cleaning the shower walls, well use a sponge mop on a handle. This will allow your to deep clean your shower no matter how large.
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