Tag Archives: bleach

Cleaning the toilet is a loathed enough chore as it is, but for those who happen to live in a hard water area, the task is made tougher. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Crisp white socks and clothes are a classic look that never goes out of style. However, when they start to yellow or turn dingy, they make a different sort of statement. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Silicone sealants are magnets for mould, particularly in bathrooms as they are an inherently damp place. Luckily, instead of grabbing a bottle of bleach or spending hours scrubbing the same spot just for the mould to refuse to budge, one woman has shared an alternative method. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Toilet seats are one of the most-used places in the house and keeping it clean is an important way to improve hygiene. The good news is you don’t need bleach, abrasives or any chemicals to get the job done. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Bathroom cleaning can take up a lot of time so it can often put people off – especially when cleaning the toilet and the area around it. For those struggling to battle the smell of urine around their toilet, there is one item you may already own that can tackle the task well. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Pristine white when first applied, grout can become grimy and discoloured over time. However, you don’t need a specialised product to deal with it. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss, algae, lichens and mould appear on paths and patios in sheltered areas where there isn’t much sunlight. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

White bed sheets can start to grey and turn dull even after one wash, but luckily there is a way to revive them. They can be instantly brightened without using bleach or baking soda – the common go-tos for bringing up whites. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Bathroom sealants seem to be magnets for black mould, but bleach isn’t the answer. Instead, cleaning fans are raving about one product that “works like magic”. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Yellow toilet seat stains can be caused by a multitude of different substances from hard water to cleaning products. One item many people may not realise can cause stains is bleach. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed