Marigold Squeaky Clean Microfibre Cloth

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Best cloths I've ever bought! Brilliant at cleaning off tougher stuff. Super absorbent and hold more fluid that normal cloths, you can wipe a sink down and watch it evaporate, also handy for undoing lids on bottles when its wet. love them. To whiten grout, scrub with an old toothbrush dipped in a bleach solution, then rinse with water. 10. Nasty niffs in fridge 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 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 Keep a glass microfibre cloth in the bathroom to wipe over steamy mirrors - not only will this wipe away steam so you can use the mirror but will also clean away any grime at the same time. 18. Give hair straighteners a make-over

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 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.

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 Our cleaning tip for removing crayon from walls is to scrub with a damp sponge sprinkled with bicarbonate of soda. 44. Spills in microwave

To 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 Cloudy glasses are usually caused by limescale. Fill a washing up bowl with a solution of half white vinegar and half water, soak your glasses in the solution for a couple of hours or until the limescale has dissolved. Rinse thoroughly before using. 63. Remove stains from plastic food containers Invest in a hob scraper to make easy work of removing burnt on deposits from ceramic or induction hobs. 35. Troublesome tea stains 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 To clean and sanitise without any hassle, pop kitchen sponges and washing up brushes into the dishwasher. 62. Cloudy glassware

Keep glossy kitchen cabinets shiny by buffing with a glass microfibre cloth after cleaning. 94. Remove pesky pet hair 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.

Sprinkle soda crystals onto areas of moss and algae on your patio or path, dampen with a watering can, leave for a day or two then brush off with a stiff brush. 74. If you’re using bleach, chill out! Keep curtains fresh and free of dust by vacuuming weekly using the upholstery tool attachment and a low suction.Rub the cut side of a lemon on sinks and taps to remove limescale deposits (don't use on gold plated taps).