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For all outer surfaces of the toilet, make sure you use a sponge or cloth that you keep just for this purpose. |
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Simply squirt some white vinegar into a bucket of hot water for a chemical-free floor cleaner. |
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If your tiles are ceramic don’t use a soap solution as it will dull the surface with a thin layer of scum |
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With one sponge soaked in vinegar and the other with bicarb, use them like the Karate Kid and wipe on, then wipe off. |
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As long it's not too dirty, you can clean your oven using bicarb, vinegar, salt and a bit of elbow grease. |
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Use door mats at all external doors to dramatically reduce dirt and grime walking in on the soles of shoes. |
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Microfibre easily cuts through grease and grime and has amazing results on stainless steel surfaces. |
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Don't forget to rinse the bath well after you clean it, if bathing in cleaning residue is not what you had in mind! |
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Give blinds a regular dust with an electrostatic duster or if you have the time, wipe with a damp cloth. |
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