- After a shower, immediately squeegee excess water/soap scum from glass and tiles (it will save time cleaning the shower later, plus you dry off in the shower as you squeegee!).
- Old toothbrushes are great at cleaning hard-to-get-at places (e.g. between taps, cooktop knobs, faucets, grouting).
- Clean your fridge seals yearly with warm soapy water and a sponge (preventative maintenance, seals are expensive).
- Bicarb soda is the cheapest and most effective cleaner for toilet stains (urine), bathtubs and shower recesses.
- Use old waxy plastic bags (e.g.cereal bags like Weetbix) to store vegetables like lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower (keeps for 1-2 fresh in fridge).
- Bicarb soda is also great for removing fridge odours.
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Wednesday, 17 December 2014
A cheap bastard's household tips
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