Clogged and smelly kitchen sinks?
Sprinkle a cup of baking soda down the sink plug hole at night. In the morning, heat a cup of white vinegar in
the microwave and pour it down on top of the baking soda. The chemical reaction
will loosen up any grimy sludge settled at the bottom of the drain and jolt it
all loose. Finally, flush the drain with boiling water which will ensure
unclogging perfectly.
The added advantage here is that the hot
vinegar will deodorise the microwave also in addition to your sink.
Check your dishwasher, isn't it dirty?
Add one-quarter cup white vinegar into the bottom of the dishwasher and run a
full wash cycle. Now you’ll see that all stains and dirt have gone.
Did you know that dishwashers can also be used
to clean stove vents, plastic cutting boards etc.? Place these special items
carefully in the dishwasher and run a full cycle along with other dishes to get
amazing result. It will remove stubborn stains and scum from the cutting board to
make it as good as new.
Blocked shower heads?
This method allows you to clean the shower head without removing it from the
pipe attachment. Pour a mixture of 1/3 cup baking soda and one-cup white
vinegar in a plastic bag big enough to cover the shower head. Now tie the bag to
the shower pipe with a tape, rubber band, or plastic thread etc. Ensure that
the shower head is fully dipped in vinegar and no liquid is leaking. Let it
remain like that overnight. Next day, remove the plastic bag carefully without
spilling the liquid. You’ll be happy to see that all blocked holes are clear
now.
Tired of trying to clean lime scale
off the toilet bowl?
We know that one of the most dreaded household tasks is cleaning the toilet. But wait! Try using coke.
Pour a cup or two of
coke into the toilet bowl, and also around the rim of the bowl. Leave it to soak
overnight and the acids will slowly loosen the built-up stains. In the morning,
flush and lightly brush and see the difference. The dreaded job has turned out
to be a simple one.
You may also use a pumice stone to clean and
remove toilet bowl rings. It’s easy to use and won’t make any scratches
provided the stone and the bowl are wet.
It works perfectly and gives good result.
Dirty Pans and
pots
No more worries about burnt pans. Pour half a cup of vinegar to your pan
and boil it to loosen the sticky burnt stuff. Now it’ll be easy to remove the
stains completely by rubbing with baking soda with the help of a sponge. After
removing all residues, just scour the pan normally.
Cut a piece of
raw potato. Take some salt powder and sprinkle it in the pan/pot. Now take the
potato piece and strongly rub the pot with salt. Then wash away the salt powder
and dirt, and dry it with paper towels. Add some oil at the bottom of the pan
and spread it to make a thin film of oil in the pot. Heat the pot in low
temperature for half an hour to let the oil soak into the pan.
Stained Coffee mugs and discoloured old dishes
Immaterial of how thoroughly you clean, there will always be some traces of
coffee and tea stains in your mugs. Remove those stubborn stains by scrubbing
them with a lemon peel dipped in salt.
Clean those discoloured old dishes you kept
aside in your kitchen cupboards, using a mixture of baking soda and water. You’ll
be stunned to see the dishes sparkling again.
Avail professional help from Select Cleaning
These handy
home cleaning and maintenance tips are published for the benefit of our
esteemed customers. Learn these simple tips to make your house cleaning easier
and efficient. Call Select Clean whenever you feel the need for professional
home cleaning.
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