Tag Archives: stains

Many people think cleaning a mattress is a big task, but it is fairly simple as all it takes is three household items to break down stains and bacteria. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Limescale can build up on toilet bowls and can cause them to become stained, but there is an effective solution to fix it that is better than using bleach, vinegar or any other popular product. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Yellow toilet seat stains are embarrassing, alarming and annoying to clean. Luckily, a cleaning pro has shared a product she “loves” that “works” for saying goodbye to those nasty marks. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Tile grout often turns orange due to moisture lingering in the joint. Mould and iron in your water can also turn white grout orange. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Whether tea stains are on your clothes, or carpet or left behind on your cups and spoons, they can be difficult to tackle. Fortunately, when it comes to your cups and spoons, there is a “perfect” product for the job, claimed one mum. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

A cleaning guru has shared a quick and easy “game-changing” hack to eliminate mattress stains in just 15 minutes. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Wooden fences not only add to the aesthetic of your garden, but they give more privacy than metal ones. But wooden fences can get algae which might make them rot if you don’t clean it off. 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

One of the most stubborn challenges households face is the unsightly presence of oil stains. Oil stains can be an eyesore, whether it’s from a leaky car or an accidental spill during a DIY project. The good news is that you don’t need harsh chemicals to tackle this problem. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Pillows can collect lots of dirt, bacteria and body oils over time, breaking down the padding inside and making them less supportive. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed