Posted on Tuesday April 09 2013
Gum is great in the office; it helps you relax and is good for your teeth. Unfortunately, accidents happen. If you’ve found it on your carpets or upholstery, let an ice-cube rest against it for a few minutes. This makes it hard, rather than sticky so it’s easier to remove. Gently scrape the area, then….
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Posted on Sunday March 24 2013
Vacuum cobwebs and remove dust with a dry sponge. Wash walls with a weak, washing-up liquid solution. Work from top to bottom to stop streaks. Frequently rinse your cloth and change the water. Divide the room into sections to makes sure you don’t miss anything. Always do a test spot first.
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Posted on Tuesday March 19 2013
Clean with hot, soapy water and a soft cloth to avoid scratches. Put on your marigolds and use a bicarbonate of soda paste to remove marks, and lemon juice to tackle lime scale. Make the steel shine with a baking soda paste and some old-fashioned elbow grease. Wipe down with a soft towel.
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Posted on Tuesday March 12 2013
Turn off and use a micro-fibre cloth to remove dust. Spray a small amount of cleaning fluid onto a soft, clean cloth and gently rub from top to bottom. Never apply product directly onto the surface-it may void your warranty. LCD screens should be handled with care: don’t use tissue or towels as they can….
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Posted on Wednesday March 06 2013
Unsightly brown, coffee stains on carpets and upholstery do not give a good impression. Sponge spillages with cold water immediately. For upholstery, a laundry detergent solution should do the trick. For carpets – use a speciality shampoo. Try 1:2 clear vinegar and water on clothing. Soak stained cups in Milton for 15 mins.
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Posted on Sunday October 14 2012
Black grit in the toilet bowl can be removed with coca cola? Yes, that’s right, easy and simply. Just pour a bottle of coca cola in the toilet bowl and leave it for the overnight.
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Posted on Sunday October 14 2012
Silver appliances can be always shine and sparkle if you clean and polish them with baking soda regularly. Wash the appliance and while it is wet rub the baking soda in a circular motion, using a cloth, until get shine. Then just rinse it with pure water.
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Posted on Sunday October 14 2012
Your stainless steel sink isn’t shine and has limescale? It’s not a problem even if you don’t have any cleaning detergent. Take a slice of fresh lemon and apply over the surfaces. Apply again where is necessary.
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