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One inevitable part of using makeup is certainly the mess. Spills, stains, and others occasionally happen no matter how good you are with the brush. No matter if you have makeup on your clothes, shoes, or other surfaces, you will want to get rid of them without making them worse. This may be tricky since different types of makeup contain a wide range of ingredients and require different solutions as well. Those methods are proven useful by professional cleaners.

Keep reading to find out how to get rid of various different makeup stains in a quick and easy way. Continue reading “How to get rid of makeup stains easily?” →

Cleaning the bathroom is certainly one of the least favourite chores around the house. The amount of grime that accumulates there quickly and the amount of effort it requires are the main reasons for that. However, there are special methods you can use to make everything easier and get rid of bathroom scum, mould, mildew, and hard water stains. Cleaning the bathroom is an inevitable part of home cleaning so keep reading if you want to find out what unusual methods you can try when it is time to tackle the bathroom.
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Castile soap is a great natural cleaning product, often used in green cleaning. It is an incredibly versatile cleaning product and can actually replace a lot of the products you use at home. Like many natural cleaning products that you may want to use at home, you should learn how to best use castile soap in the most efficient way possible. In this article, we will talk about just that – what is castile soap, what are its uses, how to use it, and where. Continue reading “Cleaning with Castile soap at home” →

Fabric blinds are a great way to add privacy and personal decoration to any room in the house. Fabric blinds come in two different types:

• Vertical or horizontal blinds often come constructed of fabric and semi-flexible plastic slats that are strung together.
• Another type of fabric blinds can be woven fabrics that are sometimes translucent or have darkening properties. These woven fabrics create soft lighting unlike traditional metal or wooden blinds that block out all light completely. These blinds can be motorised or manually tilted to let in more or less light.

Fabric blinds are more delicate than solid blinds. They should be regularly cleaned and, lucky for you, you only need a few simple household products to do that.
You should dust your fabric blinds every week while doing your regular cleaning. However, you probably skip that part of your cleaning schedule. You should deep clean your blinds as well, however, that is only necessary twice a year. If you have fabric blinds in your kitchen or bathroom, you should clean those more often because of grease buildup and product residue. Continue reading “How to properly clean fabric blinds?” →

Gasoline, diesel fuel, and domestic heating fuel stains and odours can be difficult to get rid of. What is more, they can be dangerous if not treated properly. Cleaning them can be tricky since they can make any fabric more flammable than normal. In this article, we will show you how to properly clean those in a safe and efficient way.

Never wash fuel stains with other clothing. Also, never put clothing with fuel stains in a dryer. The heat may cause them to burst into flames. Fuel stains and odours may be hard to remove and require more than one take. However, you will be able to get rid of them by using common household cleaners and products.

If the care label of the fabric says the item should only be dry-cleaned, bring it to a professional as soon as possible. Do not attempt to dry-clean the garments at home since it might be dangerous. Continue reading “How to remove Gas and fuel stains and odours?” →

We have all experienced the sad reality of stubbornness, stuck on food, and stains on the dishes in the kitchen sink. While cooking and using many dishes, simply placing them in the sink will not prevent food residue from drying out. Once it does, it will become very hard to get rid of. In this article, we would like to show you a homemade dish spray that will help you cut through grease and grime. This article will show you how to make a DIY spray and stop buying commercial ones that are full of chemicals and toxic ingredients.
Continue reading “How to pre-treat dirty dishes with a homemade spray and how to deal with burnt pots?” →

You would think that showet heads would clean themselves automatically. Unfortunately, that is not true. In fact, it is kind of the opposite. All the water that flows through them carries calcium and minerals and if you live in a hard water area, the amount of those is even higher. Both of those elements build up in the nozzles of your shower head. What is more, the shower creates a warm, moist area between uses and this is the perfect atmosphere for mould growth.
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We all love a clean smelling home. However, cleaning is sometimes not enough for this and some houses (especially old ones) have weird odours sometimes. If you want to bring the freshness back to your place or simply give yourself a little aromatic treat, keep reading and find out what our favourite ways of making your house smell good are.
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Have you ever taken out a load of dishes from the dishwasher and noticed that they smell bad? Even after they are washed, it is possible that your drinking glasses, for example, smell like what people describe as a wet dog. This can be quite unpleasant, especially if you are thirsty or even worse – if you have guests over.
If you have experienced this embarrassment, you probably know that it is rather hard to get rid of that smell. Maybe you washed them again and even if that helped for the moment, the smell probably returned not long after. The truth is, no matter how many times you wash them, the smell will not go away until you find the source of it. It is not the glasses themselves, nor the dishwasher. Of course, it is a bit of both but the real reason lies somewhere else.
Continue reading “Do your drinking glasses smell weird? Here is how to fix that.” →