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Glass cleaner

1/3 cup of cheap white vinegar, 1/3 cup of non-sudsy ammonia (preferably the yellow colour) and 1/3 cup rubbing alcohol. Mix in a spray bottle and top of with water. If you buy large containers of each ingredient this cuts costs even more.

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Merry Christmas from FreshUp Cleaning

It’s Christmas and we just wanted to say to all our customers, partners and employees “Thank You” and that … It’s been a pleasure working with you this past year…Hope you and yours families have lovely Christmas and A Happy New Year!

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How To Clean Stainless Steel

Cleaning stainless steel is simple: just wipe with undiluted vinegar! You should find that the vinegar works wonders at dissolving any little stains on your stainless steel. The result will be that, after rubbing and washing with warm soapy water post application, nice and shiny stainless steel will result!

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How To Clean Chrome Appliances

To clean chrome appliances and accessories in your kitchen, add a little baby oil to a soft cloth. Comes up a treat!

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How To Clean A Microwave

Place a bowl of water in the microwave (with a non-metal object such as a wooden spoon or stir stick in the water) and heat for 3 – 5 minutes, depending how hard the crud is really stuck on. When microwave stops, keep the door closed to give the moisture and steam the heated bowl….

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Domestic cleaning for The Priory Residents

FreshUp Cleaning is your regular cleaning company of common areas. The cleaning services we offer range from house cleaning to office cleaning, and also commercial cleaning. We provide regular domestic cleaning, one-off cleaning, end of tenancy cleaning, carpet cleaning, and upholstery cleaning. We give 10% discount for all of our cleaning services (excluding regular cleaning)….

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A kettle makes a house a home (or is that just us?) so show yours a little TLC…

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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Don’t let a limescale-clogged reservoir or tacky soleplate make ironing even more of a chore than it is already.

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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Reported arrests of illegals cleaning Houses of Parliament raises questions over policy

Recent reports in the media have suggested that illegal immigrants have been discovered working as cleaners at the House of Commons. It is suspected that the 10 employees had been working illegally in Parliament for several months. Employers discovered using illegal immigrants are normally issued with a notification of potential liability and could face a….

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The Cleaning Show 2011

Cleaning Show is a showcase for all products and services used in the cleaning and support services industry. It is the UK’s only major event where companies can market, sell and promote their products and services to an international audience. The exhibition is organised every two years on behalf of the cleaning industry by BCCE….

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How To Remove Coffee

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….

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