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Help!! Inlaws due in 2hrs and run out of Ajax!
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zincoxide
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Ajax is my favourite cleaning product and I have now run out of it today, sods law also dictates ( I should've known) my corner shop doesn't stock it and there's no chance of me going to Tesco!
So, what else can I use instead of Ajax to get a true clean of my bathrooms & kitchen?
So, what else can I use instead of Ajax to get a true clean of my bathrooms & kitchen?
Treat others as you would like to be treated :A
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Jet Wash... or Vim.... Ive really no idea at all. Jif/Cif.0
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You could use shampoo for the bath/sink, i dont know about the kitchen but i cant see why not. Just use a small amount on a damp cloth? Good luck
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Try bicarbonate of soda and white vinegar (or brown if you don't have white).
Make a creamy paste and rub it into the taps and things to get a good shine.0 -
Talcum Powder and Lemon Juice? (I think it is coarse talc anyway)The quicker you fall behind, the longer you have to catch up...0
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Start baking, and say youv'e been to busy to worry about cleaning...
as its all for a school fete or summet....0 -
Hmmm...need to clean the oven first!!
I'm gonna try the vinegar solution, I've also just noticed a black mark along matt painted walls - what could I use to clean this?Treat others as you would like to be treated :A0 -
It depends mostly on what you think the mark is - but a good first attempt would be hairspray, honest. Spray it on, leave for a few seconds and then wipe it off.
As has been said, a mild solution of vinegar, with a few drops of any essential oil will clean most things.
Anything you are stuck on...
..check out the Cleaning section of the MEGA Index sticky at the top of the Old Style forum because there are tips that cover practically everything in there.
HTH
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Quick fix - washing up liquid cleans all of the kitchen & bathroom... Think of the logic behind it:
1. Ceramic Tiles & ceramic dishes = same
2. Drinking glasses & shower glass enclosure = same
3. Stainless steel sinks/taps & utensils = same
4. Smells fresh
5. Non toxic
6. Smear free rinsing
I did it the other day before the out laws came for dinner. :-)
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