Kitchen

Kitchen

 
  • Alka Seltzer

    Put 3 tablets down the kitchen sink followed by a cup of white vinegar.


    Leave for a few minutes then run hot water.

  • Cleaning - Baking Soda

    Use baking soda on a damp sponge to clean your sinks, bath, oven, refrigerator and laundry.


    It leaves everything smelling nice and clean, just as good as an cleanser, without scratching enamel.

  • Fridge - Odours

    Reduce odours in your fridge:


    1. Remove the top from a box of baking soda.


    2.  Place it on a shelf.


    3.  Stir the contents from time to time to keep your fridge smelling fresh.


  • fridge/freezer - cleaning under

    To clean under your fridge/freezer put an old sock over the head of a flyswatter. The sock will pick up the dust and anything else that is under there. Genius idea!

  • Pipes

    To clean the pipes under your sink:


    1.  Pour ¼ cup of baking soda down the drain with 1 cup of vinegar.


    2.  Then pour some hot water down the drain.

  • Saucepan

    Burnt your saucepan?


    1.  Whilst your saucepan is still hot pour some baking soda and Avon’s Skin So Soft into your saucepan.


    2.  And allow the solution to soak for at least 30 minutes..

  • Dishwasher

    1. Empty your dishwasher.


    2. Half fill up your sink with with warm water and then add 1 to 2 cups of white vinegar.


    3. Use this solution you have made to wipe down the inside of your dishwasher plus all racks, utensil holder and all removable parts from your dishwasher.


    4. If you are having trouble removing some stubborn dirt, put some baking soda onto your toothbrush and give it a good scrub.


    5. Reassemble and replace all parts.


    6. Now Add 2 cups of white vinegar to the bottom of the dishwasher.


    7. Put your dishwasher on an energy saver or short wash.


    8.  Stop the machine in mid-wash, so the vinegar can set on the bottom and work.


    9.  Leave vinegar to stand for 20 minutes or over night, then turn on to finish cycle..

  • Stainless Stel - Baby Oil
    1. When cleaning any stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, wipe them down as normal with a damp cloth
    2. Then use a piece of kitchen towel with a little baby oil and wipe down the surface. You can also use baby wipes, but this is more expensive.
    3. As we live in a hard water area, this is a top tip to know. It brings your stainless steel up lovely.
    4. This tip was given to me by my client Trina Kapur. I must say, I tried and it works, I couldn’t believe it! I now have nice, shiny stainless steel.
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