Tips & Tricks For Home

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For stubborn stains on light colored grout, make a paste of baking soda and straight peroxide. When the bubbling stops, apply this mixture to the stain and leave it on for approximately ten minutes. Scrub with a small brush and rinse.

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Clay Pot Cleaning Remove white salt buildup on old clay pots by soaking them in full strength vinegar.

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Using The Correct Kitchen Floor Cleaner Lets Your Floor Shine



Vinyl floors are popular because they are inexpensive, durable, and come in a huge selection of colors, patterns and styles. They are available in tiles or sheets with several different finishes. No-wax vinyl floors are very easy to clean with an all-purpose cleaner. If you want to make your own cleaner, in a gallon of warm water, mix two tablespoons of borax and then mop your floor.

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Clean coffee or tea stains from china A mixture of salt and
vinegar will clean coffee and tea stains from chinaware.

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Ceramic Floors Never use any type of harsh or abrasive cleaners on ceramic floors as they could scratch the finish or glaze. Sweep your kitchen floor first and then clean with warm water. If your floor has a heavy dirt buildup, clean it using a mixture of one gallon of warm water, one tablespoon of borax and two tablespoons of ammonia. Mop the floor and then rinse with clean, warm water.

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Slate Floors Slate floors are very beautiful and durable and require very little care. Although slates texture and darkness does not show the dirt like some other floors, you should vacuum or sweep them regularly. A slate kitchen floor normally takes a lot of abuse such as spills, so seal them with two or three coats of a good quality commercial sealer. This is available at a tile store or some hardware stores. Let each coat dry for approximately half an hour before applying another coat. Wash the slate floor with warm water or warm water with a mild, acid free cleanser. Always clean up any spills immediately.

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To keep your kitchen garbage disposer smelling fresh, run some lime or lemon pieces through it twice a week. Two tablespoons of baking soda along with a couple of ice cubes, followed by hot water, will also keep it fresh smelling.

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Sink Cleanser

1/4 cup baking soda
1/2 cup vinegar

Combine ingredients and scub sink. Rinse well.
Take long loofa sponges & slice them into 1/2" wide segments. use these for ALL of your scouring pad needs - cleaning the sink, stove, pots 'n' pans, etc. And when your done, it's compost time!

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Removing burned-on food in a pot or pan is easy when you add a few drops of liquid dish soap and an inch of water. Bring this to a boil, remove the pot or pan from the heat and let it cool. Empty and wash in hot soapy water and the burned-on food will disappear.

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Cleaning a blender or food processor is quick and easy when you add a few drops of liquid dishwashing soap and fill it halfway with warm water. Blend away and watch the mess vanish. Rinse and clean as usual.

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Clean and deodorize a garbage disposal Make vinegar ice cubes and feed them down the disposal. After grinding, run cold water through

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In a four-cup microware safe glass bowl or cup, add two cups of water and two tablespoons of vinegar or lemon juice. Place this in your microwave and cook on high power for three or four minutes. Let the bowl or cup cool, then remove, and use paper towels to wipe the microwave clean. This works well on stuck-on spills or food.

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If you want to get rid of roll of oil on the walls and cabinet (jami hui chiknai) first of all clean it with the help of thinner after that rub that place with baking powder (metha soda) with the help of soft towel. The oil stains will be wiped out.

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To remove melted plastic wrap, such as a bread wrapper, from your toaster or toaster oven, first let the toaster cool. Use a paper towel with nail polish remover, to get rid of the melted wrap

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Lemon Juice
will remove adhesive tape and gum from hands and clothes!