Common cleaning methods

Cleaning household items is one of the things that helps keep the cozy look and intimate feelings for your home. We will introduce some favorite ways to clean things to make your home shine with family happiness every day.

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Polishing bronze objects

Common cleaning methods Picture 1 Polishing bronze objects

This treatment will help you polish bronze objects surprisingly quickly. The nice bonus of polishing these bronze objects is that the chemicals you use are all cheap. All you need is a lemon and a pinch of salt. Sprinkle salt on the cut side of a lemon halve, then rub it on the inside and outside of copper objects, and soon they will shine with a radiant glow.

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Dispel wine stains

Common cleaning methods Picture 2 Dispel wine stains

If you often go to parties, stains on clothes caused by wine are inevitable. There are a few simple ways to ensure that wine stains are no longer left on your favorite astral suit. If it's a thin cloth, soak the stain in alcohol. Add a little white vinegar to remove any remaining stains on the fabric.

If the fabric is thick, sprinkle salt over the wine stains on your jacket and let it sit for 5 minutes. Stretch the dirty cloth over the mouth of a cup, secure with an elastic band. Place in the sink, carefully splashing boiling water over the entire stain slowly and thoroughly.

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Polishing wooden furniture with wax

Common cleaning methods Picture 3 Polishing wooden furniture with wax

Many new-fashion household items are usually protected with a layer of synthetic resin on the surface. However, there is practically no protection against the ravages of dust and mold. Choose to polish with a waxy paste - the kind that comes in a tin box specifically for furniture polishing - is the best solution for you.

Wipe the wood surface clean, start waxing the wood surface, polishing it with a rag or piece of old clothing. Let dry for 10-25 minutes, polish again with a soft cloth.

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Clean windows with a rubber broom

Common cleaning methods Picture 4 Clean windows with a rubber broom

Dirty stained glass windows will no longer be a problem while cleaning if you use a rubber broom to clean them. This cleaning method is faster and more effective than wiping the glass with a rag or newspaper. Available in a variety of sizes as well as a slim and adjustable rubber ledge that allows you to slide the broom into the highest places on the glass door to be cleaned.

Dip a squeegee into a bucket of hot water and add a few drops of dish soap. Wet the window and then start cleaning the stains on the glass. Wet the rubber broom, start pushing the broom from the corner of the glass door out, wipe on the glass surface from top to bottom. Repeating many times will help your glass door clean. For large glass windows, you need a rubber broom with a long rubber blade size for quick and efficient cleaning. After cleaning the glass with a rubber broom, dry the window sill with a clean rag.

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Clean candle wax stains

Common cleaning methods Picture 5 Clean candle wax stains

The flickering candlelight brings a romantic calm to the night parties, but it is not attractive to clean the candle wax drops on the wooden table! To clean them up and get the countertop back to its original state, melt the wax with a hair dryer for a few seconds, then rub it over the wax with the edge of a plastic card. Wipe off the residue with a clean rag.

If you don't use the above method and you want to clean the candle wax stains with a piece of cloth, use ice to rub them off. Or you can put the object covered with candle wax in the refrigerator, scrub the candle wax off, then use a soluble oil or brandy alcohol to scrub away the residue. You can also rub the candle wax with alcohol, let it dry and use a cleaning chemical to clean the candle waxed utensils.

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Wipe the dust with a fleece brush

Common cleaning methods Picture 6 Sweep away dust with a fleece brush

There are quite a few tools used to clean dust that are just as effective as a traditional chicken feather broom so you can do a better job of cleaning dust every day. The oil in the wool will help to attract dust particles, attaching the fleece to the end of a long stick so that it can dust off the blades of a ceiling fan or can reach fixed objects that are out of reach.

A large paintbrush made of natural fur can help you dust off any hidden corners, you can also use a paint brush to dust the creases of the lampshade. And the electrostatic attraction in cloth wipes also gives you a simple yet extremely effective solution to simply wiping them on dusty wooden household surfaces.

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Make your own cleaning kit

Common cleaning methods Picture 7 Make your own cleaning kit

To make cleaning easier, use a bucket to store the most basic house cleaning tools: a spray bottle containing a cleaning solution for all items and a cleaning solution specifically for glass doors, liquid detergent. detergent or baking soda, a toothbrush (for crevices or small crevices), a rubber broom, a pair of rubber gloves (to keep them dry), a brush with a handle long, several towels.

Put the tool box in the toilet when you're done with the cleaning, and your tools are always ready for a shiny home cleaning whenever you need it.

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Clean the refrigerator with baking soda

Common cleaning methods Picture 8 Clean the refrigerator with baking soda

This task often makes you easily frustrated when standing in front of a large, messy refrigerator inside and out. But you can make this boring job easier and lighter. The first thing is to clean up any puddles of water on the flat surfaces of the refrigerator so that they do not turn into stains. Make it a habit to clear out old foods from the fridge every week.

Every few months clean the inside of the refrigerator by mixing two tablespoons of Soda - Sodium Carbonate powder in 1/4 liter of warm water. Move the drawers and shelves out to clean with the above solution. Glass shelves should be placed in a warm room before cleaning with the above warm water solution to prevent them from cracking. Warm water will also help other parts to reduce freezing. Use a toothbrush to scrub away dirt in hidden corners or small crevices in the refrigerator. Twice a year, use a vacuum cleaner or duster to clean the rear electrical unit to keep the refrigerator from overheating.

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Use the special function of the vacuum cleaner

Common cleaning methods Picture 9 Use the special function of the vacuum cleaner

Many new vacuum cleaners offer added value, but those features are often forgotten and unused. If you know how to make full use of it, your vacuum cleaner will become more attractive in clean house cleaning. You can run the vacuum over the upholstery of a couch, bed, or other upholstered object to remove dust from it.

The vacuum cleaner attachment for the floor (right, photo below) is best used for dusting on bare floors, beautiful and expensive carpets, high-quality floor coverings. stiff braid. This little brush will gently scrub the surface of those "nasty" carpets or materials to keep them from getting damaged by ruffles. The sharp tube tool (at the bottom in the photo) will help you vacuum in tight corners or small gaps between objects. And you should use a dusting brush (left, photo below) to clean dust on curtains, bookshelves, chair legs, curtains, shutters.

Lesley Montoya

Update 08 May 2023