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   Laurina from Bedford says:

   Jun 14, 10:20

   To clean baking trays or cake tins , scrunch a ball of tin foil add soapy water rub the baked on dirt ,then wash as normal , it works ,got the tip from my 10 year old grandaughter ,who is a fan of how clean is your house
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   rn from norfolk says:

   Jun 14, 09:57

   I keep my teabags handy for wiping spills on the cooker, inside and out for immediate use, or for anywhere really - sort of disposal rag - and it saves dirtying anything else. Can still go on the compost.
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   Val from Oldham says:

   Jun 14, 07:58

   Here are a few more tricks from my gran
   one teaspoon of borax and a handful of lux flakes mixed with a little water to wash hair if used lots of hairspray will get rid of the excess buildup left by shampoo, but only do this once a month
   A piece of walnut rubbed over a scratch in poished wood will remove the white wood underneath until it can be properly treated
   .....and my favourite, milk over beetroot stain on a tablecloth will enable it to be washed out - however as a small child at a childrens party my friend's mother did not appreciate me emptying a whole jug over the tablecloth in front of all the guests!!!!
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   Helen Sutton from Gloucester says:

   Jun 14, 07:45

   It's good to know about natural cleaners- environmentally friendly and a lot cheaper than all those products constantly peddled on television!

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