Tag: bleach
Toilet seat stains vanish in 10 minutes with 1 common bathroom...
Having marks on a toilet seat can make a whole bathroom look unsightly and many people can make the mistake of thinking urine...
Stop using bleach to whiten stained bed sheets when 1 natural...
White bed sheets are a pain to maintain as their pristine appearance can be quite a challenge.Over time, they tend to become discoloured...
Banish stubborn toilet stains 'permanently' with two products – not bleach
Cleaning the bathroom is nobody's favourite household chore to do, but it's necessary - especially where the toilet is concerned.And if you live...
Stop using vinegar and bleach to whiten stained socks when 1...
Keeping white laundry clean and pristine is a common struggle, especially with socks which easily become dirty, dingy, and stained after just a...
Remove toilet limescale using 3-item natural cleaner – no bleach or...
Toilets can become stained due to limescale, which needs to be removed as soon as possible otherwise it can build up and be...
Remove toilet seat stains with 1 ‘magic’ item cleaner claims ‘worked when bleach...
Toilet seat stains can be a real nuisance, coming from a variety of sources like stray urine splashes if you're not keen on...
Remove 'stubborn' pillow stains with 2-ingredient solution – not lemon or...
Coming across a stain on a piece of furniture, clothing or bedding doesn't mean it is the end of the item. Particularly if...
Wash mugs with 1 natural item to remove stubborn stains –...
Now that autumn has arrived more people will be drinking a toasty beverage throughout the day to keep warm, but it can be...
Don't bleach tea-stained cups – 65p natural item 'works perfectly' and...
Washing and scrubbing tea-stained mugs may seem ineffective, especially when the stains don't budge, but there is a simple solution.One distressed Reddit user...
Badly stained grout goes ‘really white’ in 10 minutes with £1...
Stained grout is probably the most common in bathrooms as the dirt quickly becomes trapped there. For example dust, soap residues or limescale...