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Mould is a common issue during winter, appearing in dark patches on walls. But what’s the best way to get rid of it – and stop it from coming back for good? We asked seven experts for their go-to method. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

If you’ve got black stains covering your silicone sealant, a cleaning fan has an easy, no-scrubbing solution that they claim worked “overnight”, and it’s not bleach. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

It turns out you can clean years’ worth of toilet limescale in just one hour without scrubbing at the bowl or using bleach, as you just need a natural item most people have in their kitchen. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Lawn weeds can be the bane of any gardener’s life. They disrupt the lush green appearance of your grass and compete with it for nutrients, water, and sunlight. Five gardening pros have weighed in on the fastest approach to tackle these bothersome plants -and they all agree. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

With the new energy price cap coming into effect today, households could see an increase in bills. To help keep them low, experts have shared their top tips, including one important radiator task. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

As much as we love tea and coffee, they can leave ugly marks on our favourite mugs, but you can bid farewell to those stubborn stains with the tiniest amount of scrubbing. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Stop the formation of condensation and mould by adding three beautiful houseplants to your home. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

If you find that all-purpose cleaning sprays are not working to remove mould from your washing machine seal and you don’t want to resort to bleach, there is a natural item that could work for you. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Garden experts have advised green enthusiasts to stop disposing fallen leaves in their gardens and do one key task instead this autumn. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

If the inside of your kettle is looking a little, or a lot, chalky, you’re going to need more than dish soap to get it clean, but you don’t need to resort to chemicals. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed