"I need a brush and need to get a chiffon and microfiber fabric back to put on sale. If I use the brush, it means I can't do the sale that's just formed on the base - it's uncontourable my home!"
Get rid of those terrible stains
Under the username @rooshome , Roo has over 570,000 followers thanks to her satisfying before and after videos of her cleaning her apartment. Roo's tips were also shared with Cleanipedia, including removing various stains.
Sweat stains
The expert says white vinegar is the solution.
She says, "Spray it on the sweaty areas of your clothes where you've been sweating." Then simply put the laundry in the laundry as usual with your laundry detergent and fabric softener. »
Vomit stains
Scary, we know that, but sometimes it can't be avoided.
Roo recommends "mixing half a cup of baking soda and a few tablespoons of water into a paste and applying it evenly in a layer directly to the vomit stain."
Then he suggests washing the clothes with detergent and fabric softener.
Blood stains
This can happen from time to time, whether due to menstruation or a cut from shaving.
She says cold water is "gold" for removing the stain. "Pre-treat the stain with Persil Bio and put it in the washing machine for cold washing. Cold is worth its weight in gold for removing blood, and most stains disappear in one wash. However, if there are still any stains, repeat the process."
Make shiny dishes
Nicola Lewis offers expert advice and home hacks under the username @thisgirlcanorganise, where she has over 205,000 followers.
You have a great way to get the most out of your dishwasher, and it involves a common household item: aluminum foil.
Lewis suggests "putting a piece of crumpled silver foil in the basket or cutlery drawer before turning on the dishwasher."
This gives your glasses and cutlery a "shiny" result after the rinsing process. He also recommends putting the glasses on at a right angle.
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