Marigold Squeaky Clean Microfibre Cloth

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For sparkling windows, create your own cleaning solution using one part distilled white vinegar to nine parts water in an old spray bottle. Spray on, wipe clean, then buff dry with a glass microfibre cloth. 76. Give your sheets a proper clean Remove dust from houseplants by wiping leaves gently with a damp microfibre cloth. 99. Dusty baskets Keep glass shower screens cleaner for longer by using a squeegee to remove water deposits after every shower. 52. Dulled jewellery Go to your fridge and grab the mayonnaise! No, we’re not joking – cover the mark with a generous smear of mayo and leave for several hours or overnight. Wipe off with a clean cloth. 79. Happy stuffed toys

Invest in a hob scraper to make easy work of removing burnt on deposits from ceramic or induction hobs. 35. Troublesome tea stains

Soak in a solution of 4 tbsp bicarbonate of soda and a litre of warm water. 64. Washing machine mildew Once cool, wet the grill and sprinkle liberally with bicarbonate of soda, let it sit for 10 minutes, then scrub with a stiff brush.

Get rid of musty smells with this simple cleaning tip. Simply place a bowl of bicarb in the linen cupboard. 20. The best way to clean your curtains Invest in an e-cloth Deep Clean Mop and say goodbye to your hoard of floor cleaning liquids. The mop makes short work of cleaning and buffing large expanses of hard flooring using only water, and the cleaning head is washable. Fill the toilet brush holder with hot soapy water and add a few drops of bleach. Swish the holder around and empty the dirty water away down the toilet. 97. Don't leave crumbs in the sofa Try running some lemon rinds through the waste disposal and follow with cold water to freshen up. 9. Clean grimy grout

Make a paste of bicarbonate of soda and water and use to scrub away stains and leave the sink sparkling. 28. Freshen up your dishwasher The secret to getting the most from your bleach is to always use cold water with it. Hot water can render the active ingredients in bleach ineffective, making it totally useless. To whiten grout, scrub with an old toothbrush dipped in a bleach solution, then rinse with water. 10. Nasty niffs in fridge The Marigold Squeaky Clean Flexi Microfibre Cloth is perfect for absorbing spills, deep cleaning and leaving shiny surfaces such as glass, granite and stainless steel squeaky clean and sparkling.

Place stuffed toys in a large bag with 100g of bicarbonate of soda, seal the bag and shake well. The bicarb helps draw out dust and grime. Finish by vacuuming away any further residue. 8. Pongy waste disposal? Keep glossy kitchen cabinets shiny by buffing with a glass microfibre cloth after cleaning. 94. Remove pesky pet hair Wash your toothbrush thoroughly with warm water after use. You can also sanitise bristles by leaving toothbrush heads in mouthwash for about 15 minutes (but no longer than that or you can damage the bristles.) 83. No more steamy mirrorsTo remove burnt-on food from saucepans, fill with water and a dishwasher tablet or 1 tbsp biological washing powder, bring to the boil then simmer for ten minutes. Any stains should come away easily. 32. Tarnished copper pans After cleaning, buff stainless steel appliances with a glass microfibre cloth for a smear-free finish. 34. Burnt bits on your hob Use your vacuum with the dusting brush attachment to remove dust build up on the bathroom fan. 15. Beautiful bins (yes, really!) Buff a drop of washing up liquid onto clean mirrors to prevent them from steaming up. 84. For a smarter smartphone Clean your smartphone screen using a microfibre cloth. Don’t ever be tempted to use a glass cleaner as this could damage the special coating that stops fingerprints building up. 85. Ditch liquid floor cleaners

Use rubber gloves to clean pet hair off furniture: lightly wet the gloves and brush them over the surface of the fabric. Clean the gloves by plunging them in hot water and the hair will simply come away. Repeat as necessary! 95. Get tough on limescale build-up These are the best dishcloths on the market they are absorbent and maybe a little expensive than other dishcloths but they last a long time and you can put them in the washing machine I would definitely recommend this product I will not use anything else Wash make-up brushes in warm, soapy water into which you’ve mixed a little coconut oil. This will help break down the make-up residue to keep them clean and the bristles lovely and soft. 70. Crumbs in your keyboard?Regularly soak kitchen sponges in a solution of bicarb and water to keep them smelling fresh. 13. Freshen up carpets If your car's leaked oil, remove the offending mess by covering it with bicarb, then scrub with a stiff wet brush to make it disappear. 50. Messy BBQ grill