All About Life Without Maids
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Anyone has tips on removing stains from fridge?
My fridge has a shiny greyish ( not stainless though). There are some food stain (oil stain maybe) which I can’t remove with the usual detergent. -
Imami:
I use Jif.Anyone has tips on removing stains from fridge?
My fridge has a shiny greyish ( not stainless though). There are some food stain (oil stain maybe) which I can't remove with the usual detergent. -
Ah thanks Janet! I didn’t think of jiff!
Taking 2 days leave (tomorrow and tues) to do some heavy duty cleaning. Planning to clean all the 5 fans, the hall/study/bedroom windows, kitchen cabinets, scrub kitchen floor… I wonder if I will kill myself along the way if I do all these tomorrow. Alone. -
Imami:
you may try an item call Tough and Tender, to clean some of this general purpose stains. It is pretty good in removing stains, besides being non chemical, non-toxic and bio-degradable.Anyone has tips on removing stains from fridge?
My fridge has a shiny greyish ( not stainless though). There are some food stain (oil stain maybe) which I can't remove with the usual detergent. -
Where to buy this "Tough and Tender" ? Can it be used for stains on kitchen cupboards ?
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Yalor scang, where to find tough and tender?
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Imami:
No prob...just used the Jif to scrub off stains on my white cupboard.Ah thanks Janet! I didn't think of jiff!
Taking 2 days leave (tomorrow and tues) to do some heavy duty cleaning. Planning to clean all the 5 fans, the hall/study/bedroom windows, kitchen cabinets, scrub kitchen floor... I wonder if I will kill myself along the way if I do all these tomorrow. Alone.
No need to use much strength...put a little in the sponge and then clean it off. Btw, you using hard-earned leave to do spring cleaning? Just reading your list of things-to-do made me go bonkers. -
mamemo:
Where to buy this \"Tough and Tender\" ? Can it be used for stains on kitchen cupboards ?
yes. In general, it is a general purpose cleaning solution and is helpful for any mess, and clean up needed.
Use it on counters, tables, appliances, cabinets, walls and more.
Safe for nearly all surfaces - even natural stone. No caustic chemicals, wipe material is bio-degradable, a rarity in the market.
pm you on the details. -
janet_lee88:
Yup, my hard earned leave. Nobody at home, easier to clean up mah. If not, normal working days where got time to do heavy duty stuff like clean kitchen cabinet? I still need to cook dinner, guide kid to do his art and craft/ enrichment school home work.
No prob...just used the Jif to scrub off stains on my white cupboard.Imami:
Ah thanks Janet! I didn't think of jiff!
Taking 2 days leave (tomorrow and tues) to do some heavy duty cleaning. Planning to clean all the 5 fans, the hall/study/bedroom windows, kitchen cabinets, scrub kitchen floor... I wonder if I will kill myself along the way if I do all these tomorrow. Alone.
No need to use much strength...put a little in the sponge and then clean it off. Btw, you using hard-earned leave to do spring cleaning? Just reading your list of things-to-do made me go bonkers.
The first few months of each year are always busy for me - cny, kid's bday party, bring kid to watch theatre plays etc (first four months of the year always have a Loy of plays/shows/activities). -
What is the market rate for experienced maids now? Thanks.
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