Tried and tested useful household tips
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Haha, she is a very diligent maid. Must train my maid to be like her. Sweep sweep sweep too.
oops, I heard someone say I am employing a slave not a maid :!: -
kiasimom:
Haha, don't employ a useless maid like mine, only knows how to sweep, sweep, sweep the whole day, better employ one that can multi-task!Haha, she is a very diligent maid. Must train my maid to be like her. Sweep sweep sweep too.
oops, I heard someone say I am employing a slave not a maid :!:
Oops, we are getting a bit OT here! :oops: -
kiasimom:
Try Dynamo. Rub it on stain. Leave overnight. Wash with the rest of the clothes the next day.
25hourmaid:
Thanks both. :grphug:I use a blue bar of soap, think it is called Magic Bar or something like that. Works wonders for the collar stains. Sorry, have used up the last piece at home, so not sure of the name. Can get it from NTUC, detergent area.
Will try the Magic Bar first since it's probably cheaper than a big bottle of Dynamo. -
BigDevil:
Will it also work on soaks ?kiasimom:
Try Dynamo. Rub it on stain. Leave overnight. Wash with the rest of the clothes the next day.
25hourmaid:
Thanks both. :grphug:I use a blue bar of soap, think it is called Magic Bar or something like that. Works wonders for the collar stains. Sorry, have used up the last piece at home, so not sure of the name. Can get it from NTUC, detergent area.
Will try the Magic Bar first since it's probably cheaper than a big bottle of Dynamo.
DS2's soaks are usually as black as charcoal when he has concert band CCA..... think the music room is very dirty. :x -
Emelyn:
Any bar soap will do. Just rub the shirt collar or socks with the soap and use your hand to rub the sub deeper into the garment and leave for about half an hour before putting into the machine with other clothes. Much cheaper than using those stain remover etc. If the socks are too dirty, repeat the process.Will it also work on soaks ?
DS2's soaks are usually as black as charcoal when he has concert band CCA..... think the music room is very dirty. :x
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Does anyone have any good remedy for removing old milo stains from clothes? Some of my kids’ clothes have very ugly stains caused by milo that they drink in school and the stains remain as they were not removed promptly at the next wash.
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Busymom:
Does anyone have any good remedy for removing old milo stains from clothes? Some of my kids' clothes have very ugly stains caused by milo that they drink in school and the stains remain as they were not removed promptly at the next wash.
same problem over here !!! :stupid:
anyone has any remedy ?? -
lovekidsverymuch:
LKVM,
Cloves :? hmm never knew cloves can solve problem for lizardsautumnbronze:
Try putting cloves (a kind of spice) in the storage compartment.
I put them in my kitchen cabinets and so far no problems.
Also shd clean the compartment evry 2 mths or so lah ...
Actually I use the cloves as a means to drive cockroaches away.
I also do not have a prob with lizards because here are a few strategies that I make use of as well:
1. I never open the window panels that are nearest to the walls as we believe these pests like to sneak in from the corner. So only the centre panels are open.
2. Kitchen windows are closed at 6pm daily. If I need to cook, I will open it but ensure that it is closed after cooking. But I will always try to finish cooking b4 that lah ..
3. We have covered our bathroom windows with netting (we got a pro to do it lah)
4. For the main door, we have attached what you call a door bottom seal that kind of prevents them scurrying in lor ...
I cannot say that methods are 100% foolproof, but in the 8 yrs or so that we have lived here. We have 'majorly' been pest free
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thanks autumnbronze for your methods. very useful…I hate lizards and cockroaches!!! :x
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Hi autumnbronze, I google about cloves but still has no idea what is it. Is it garlic ? Where to buy ? Lizards are my #1 enemy because they always like to jump on my leg without my knowing. Nobody else in the family, excpet me ! :x

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