Classical Cleaning Recipes

On September 9th, 2011 By 

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Cleaning is a well-known domestic routine, but it takes years of experience to fully master the art of home cleaning. Here is a collection of the best classical cleaning recipes.

 
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Classical Cleaning Recipes

Fortunately, you should just look in your kitchen cabin or rummage the fridge and take out the following food products.

Lemon – you should have one. Lemon is among the well-known stain-removers, but we have replaced with harsh chemicals that seem more effective. Keep in mind that lemon can clean rust from cooking pots and plastic items. You just use lemon juice directly on the stain. Carpet cleaning can also benefit from some lemon juice. If you drop curry sauce on the carpet, simply pour some diluted lemon juice on and dab.

Soda water or as it is also known as club soda makes good fresh stain-remover. Any carpet spillage can be treated with soda and then blotted well until it is completely dry.

Brazil nut is a famous spice, but in fact it is quite handy in furniture care. Dry the furniture top well, and rub with one half Brazil nut and all water marks will disappear. Mayonnaise on a cloth also polishes well.

Stale white bread will help you keep your walls and paintings clean. Grab a stale slice, deep it in a little water and just wipe.

Flour can restore the shine of your chrome items – such as taps and doorknobs. Use flour to scrub them, and rinse well. Then polish with an old-newspaper.

And there you are – your home is classically clean. You save time and money. Go on, try these tips again.

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