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Clean tub with baking soda and bleach
For tough stains in the bath tub, pour baking soda over the stained area and then sprinkle bleach lightly over the baking soda so that it does not run down the drain. Next take a scrub brush and watch the buildup melt away. The baking soda helps penetrate the stain while the bleach removes it. It is a safe mixture with no chemical reaction. | | | | | | aziza in bowling green, ohio | Tips Published: 3
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3 ways to get rid of spiders
Spiders aren't very keen on strong smells and oils. Try these three tips to rid your home of spiders:
[1] Place conkers (horse chestnuts) in the corners where a spider might make a web, also the surrounding husk if you can get that too.
[2] Sprinkle cotton wool balls with lemon oil and place these in the corners of your rooms.
[3] Spray the corners of your rooms and under furniture with strong smelling polish or air freshener.
Spiders don't like strong smells. | | | | | | eugenie in newquay, cornwall | Tips Published: 8
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No more costly stain removers
With an outdoorsman for a husband and a son that does roofing, I was spending too much money on commercial laundry stain remover. Here is a recipe that I have found that I like.
1/3 cup ammonia
1/3 cup dawn dish soap (any cheap brand will do)
1 cup water. | | | | | | Anonymous
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