- Absorb food odours in the fridge. Fill a ramekin dish with bicarb and leave it to work its magic.
- Stop trainers smelling. Sprinkle a little bicarb inside them, then tap it out before you next put them on.
- Freshen stale sponges. Mix with water and leave the sponge to soak.
- De-odorise carpets, upholstered furniture and even pet beds. Sprinkle on, leave for 15 mins and then vacuum up.
- Clean counter tops, stainless steel sinks and utensils. Mix into a past with water and scrub.
- Remove tarnish from sterling silver. Make up a paste using three parts bicarb to one part water and apply with a lint-free cloth or paper towel, then rinse.
I was always making notes on scraps of paper about tips and facts I'd read in books and magazines, seen on the Internet or on TV. So this is my paperless filing system for all those bits of information I want to access easily. (Please note: I live in the UK, so any financial or legal information relates only to the UK.)
Sunday, 14 June 2020
Bicarbonate of Soda Cleaning Tips
Bicarbonate of soda is gently abrasive and a great natural de-odoriser. Use it to:
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