Ideal for the unexpected visit from the mother-in–law or visitors that send a quick text to tell you they’ll be over in a mo.
Keeping a box handy is a great way to quickly remove junk from sight in the living room. This can be hidden behind the sofa or put in a cupboard when you receive last minute visitors.
Have a cloth handy to remove any dust from surfaces or tea stains from the coffee table, and freshen the air with a blast of air freshener.
Most fridges are easy to clean but the trick is to be clever about keeping on top of the task.
Aim to clean your fridge once a month, just before a big shop is best as it will be relatively empty. Pull out all the shelves and drawers to wash in the sink.
Clean the interior sides of the fridge using one sponge soaked in bicarb and another soaked in white vinegar. Press the vinegar sponge together with the bicarb sponge when cleaning to combine the substances. Use the same technique on the rubber seal around the door.
To complete the task, wipe down the fridge exterior and replace the shelves. Then fill it with lots of lovely food.
To remove dust on a row of knick-knacks try gently running a hair dryer across them every couple of days.
Every time you change a light bulb, clean the other light bulbs with a cloth and they’ll shine brighter – simple but effective!
To remove water marks from wooden tables use beeswax applied with lemon peel – you’ll be amazed at how well it works!
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