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Cleaning Tips Easy
Bathroom Cleaning Clean
after a steamy bath or shower. The walls, fixtures, etc., will be much easier to
clean because the steam will have loosened the dirt. Cleaning
the Sink ·
For
light stains, rub with a fresh cut lemon. ·
For
dark stains (like rust) rub with a paste of borax and lemon juice. Bathtub
Rings ·
To
avoid bathtub rings, don't use oily bath preparations. Use a water softener if
you live in a hard-water area. Rinse the tub immediately after bathing. ·
If
a ring does form, wipe it off with undiluted ammonia (wear rubber gloves) or a
wet sponge generously sprinkled with baking soda. Rinse clean and wipe dry. For
a more stubborn stain, scour with automatic dishwashing detergent or rub with a
cloth dipped in vinegar. Mildew To
remove mildew from the corners of the tub, dip cotton balls in bleach and let
them sit, when you finish cleaning the bath, remove cotton and rinse well. The
mildew will be gone A
few more cleaning tips Freshen
Drains To
freshen drain, pour 1/4 to 1/2 box of baking soda down the drain, add 1/2 cup of
white vinegar. Cover drain tightly for a few minutes and flush with cold water. Quick
fix for shiny wood floors. Put
a piece of waxed paper under your dust mop. Dirt will stick to the mop and the
wax will shine your floors. Candle
Wax ·
For
spilled wax on carpets and upholstery, put a brown paper bag over the dried wax
and run a hot iron over it. The bag will absorb the hot wax. ·
Dried
wax on wood floors can be removed by softening the wax with a hair dryer, then
removing with paper towels. Wash spot down with a combination of vinegar and
water Removing
Water Stains ·
If
the fabric is non-washable, gently scratch off the stain (which is made up of
mineral deposits) with your fingernail. Still there? Hold the spot over a
steaming teakettle until well-dampened. As it dries, rub the stain, working from
its outer edges toward the center. |
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