Since micro fiber cloths came so popular on the market there would be nothing easier in cleaning your home than using one of those. The way they trap dirt is really helping keep on top of surfaces, dirt and bacteria.
The reason I mention bacteria is that it would not come with dirty, but rather breed in it. So making something dirty would necessarily mean that it is packed with bacteria colonies but definitely it would be a matter of time getting to this stage.
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Many people would leave the fridge off when leaving a property.
This however may cause serious mould build up and bad smell if the door is left shut. Make sure you leave the fridge door slightly open if leaving it off for longer.
Cleaning your fridge on regular basis is strongly advisable use anti-bacterial treatment wipes or sprays then wipe with clean dam cloth.
Leave it dry before switching back on.
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You may find that there are various cleaning LCD cleaning wipes and materials across he shops. If paying too much for a few pieces of wet wipes try using a home made solution.
Please remember you must NOT use hard cloth, newspapers, even soft toilet paper to clean the LCD screen as any hard surface may scratch the soft external film of the Liquid Crystal Display.
Use of tap water should be avoided as well. It contains various minerals that may leave marks across the screen and thus u ...
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Marble is very neat and good looking surface.
It is used in many ways to from kitchen tops to bathroom tiles and patio floors. Cleaning it is not an easy job. It will catch stains and colors easily. Some will sink deep in and remain there whatever you do.
First thing to know about marble is never use acid solutions.
Even the tiniest amount of acid could and will damage the marble.
Do not forget it is a natural stone, but not synthetic material.
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When having dinner on a glass table it is very easy to scratch the top. Using a plate mat will avoid a direct contact with the glass. Although its very tough crystal structure due to the use of tempered glass within household it is way easier to be scratched by forks, plates and any dinnerware.
Do not forget to use a plate mat each time and this will keep it scratch free for longer.
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It is not a hard job to clean a glass table.
Simply use some 1 L of water with 50 ml of vinegar mix into a spray can and use in stead of a class cleaner.
After cleaning the table from any food leftovers spray and wipe using a newspaper.
This will bring back shine and make the glass look quite literally crystal clear.
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Try using a slightly damp cloth or absorbent sponge.
Many companies will as well advise using micro-fiber cloths to collect dust from surfaces. Using a simple duster does nothing else but in most cases spreading dust around and moving it rather than cleaning it. The moisture within a damp cloth will collect any accumulated dust.
Wash using running water squeeze until cloth gets damp again and clean the rest.
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We all know that keeping your home clean in London is a great challenge.
One of the few reasons is that there is so much dust floating around in the capitals air that any time you open any window dust will accumulate on the surfaces within hours. To avoid collecting dust so often you may try not wide opening all windows but rather open a corner window for a few hours or as long enough to bring in fresh air in the room. Thus air circulation may be lowered and dust will only accumulate arou ...
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Vinegar and bleach can be named as the multi purpose cleaning materials one can find in any household.
Diluted in water can be used foe removing lime scale, stains and marks all across your tiles, bath or shower screen.
Soap built up is easily removed by 100 ml of bleach diluted in 1000ml of water.
Use soft sponge to avoid marking the surface, wash and dry using a cotton cloth this will bring in some shine into any hard polished surface.
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Vinegar could not only be used in kettles to remove lime scale.
Use 100ml of vinegar into 500 ml of water and use it to clean the shower head.
This will not only remove lime scale but as well prevent the so bacteria friendly environment grow bacterial colonies.
Unscrew the shower head and leave in a pan with the mixed vinegar and water, add some more if necessary to cover, leave for a few hours.
Wash and polish with a dry cloth.
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