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A plumbing expert has warned how popular cleaning hacks such as using vinegar and baking soda to clean drains can land households with a “costly repair bill”. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Cleaning with vinegar is a popular method of cleaning many things around the house because it is non-toxic, inexpensive, and effective. Although vinegar works well to remove limescale, it can also damage other surfaces because it is an acid. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

If you have a gravel driveway or pathway on your property, you are likely no stranger to weeds being an issue. Say goodbye to this nightmare “for good” with gardeners’ homemade solution. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Blocked drains can be a hassle to deal with, whether they’re in your bathroom or kitchen. Despite many recommending white vinegar and baking soda to tackle the issue, one plumber has warned against it. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

This is a “super easy” way to quickly descale a kettle as you only need one natural item you likely already have sitting in your kitchen. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Towels are like soft and fluffy clouds when first purchased, but within weeks they’re exfoliating skin like a loofah. Here’s how to restore them by ditching fabric conditioner. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

English ivy may look pretty, but left to grow for many years, can cause damage to gardens and properties. An expert exclusively shared an effective homemade solution to tackle it. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Your kitchen no longer needs to be subjected to the strong odour of white vinegar when descaling your kettle with cleaning enthusiasts’ one “lifesaving” household item. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

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

Since dandelion seeds are spread by wind, no lawn or planting bed is safe from a dandelion seed invasion. Luckily, there is a way to get rid of them and it doesn’t involve any chemicals whatsoever. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed