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Cleaning our apartment or house is never easy or quick, especially if we are trying to remove stubborn stains and dirt. That’s why today I will introduce a few useful pieces of advice and tips on how to make cleaning easier and faster!
How to clean your kitchen
The largest and most frequently used surface in the kitchen is the stove. Due to frequent use, the most stubborn dirt together with greasy grime builds up on it. How do you get rid of this dirt so your stove shines with cleanliness again? Simply – mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda, 1 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide into half a liter of warm water. Then spray this solution over the entire surface of your stove and let it act for 10–15 minutes. Finally rinse with clean water and enjoy the shine!
Another appliance that is hard to clean is the microwave oven. When cleaning it, mix water with lemon juice in a bowl and heat it in the microwave for five minutes. After this time, remove the water and wipe the microwave with a cloth and clean water.
How to clean the bathroom
Who wouldn’t occasionally take a long, and above all hot, bath. Dirt then settles on the walls of the tub and on its bottom, which is very hard to clean and makes our tub look dirty. So how do you get rid of this dirt?
In the evening fill the tub with hot water and add two doses of oxygen bleach, for example Savo, and let it work overnight. In the morning drain the tub and rinse it with clean hot water. The bleach will remove not only the dirt but will whiten the tub and you will never have to be ashamed of it again.
And how to get a beautiful, shiny, and above all clean floor? For your linoleum, tiles or laminate floor to shine with cleanliness you will need the following items:
- A few drops of liquid cleaning detergent.
- 50 ml of pure alcohol.
- 3 tablespoons of baking soda.
- 1 liter of water.
Add the baking soda, cleaner and alcohol to the water. Mix well, and you can mop. This solution is especially effective at removing stubborn dirt from all surfaces, as well as dirt in the grout of tiles.
