Flash Traditional Bicarbonate Cleaning Spray, 500ml

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There is absolutely no need to saturate a carpet in water to clean it. Little amounts of water is all that’s needed.

Citric acid will dissolve limescale and kill germs. Photograph: kali9/Getty Images Deep-clean the loo If you need a cleaner that’s a little tougher than most, you could always go down the hydrogen peroxide route. This strong chemical can eradicate toilet mishaps from your carpet, and when it’s coupled with bicarb the odour in the carpet will also neutralise. You can read all about these carpet cleaning recipes below… Let’s get mixing! A Few Tips Before You Begin Making Carpet Cleaning Potions If your cleaning sponges are a bit sad or smelly, leave them to soak in warm water and bicarb, and give them a good rinse through in the morning. 16. Stop shoes smelling

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Mix a little baking soda into your conditioner and lather on your hair to keep it healthy and resistant to split ends. 24. Clean your toothbrush Not all stains can be treated in just one way, so you may have to try multiple potions listed below to see the desired end results.

Go over to an unnoticeable patch of carpet and test this mixture out. If all works out okay, continue with this method. If you get a lot of static cling in your washing, try adding vinegar to the wash cycle. Add half a cup and reduce static and lint. Yes, you read that right. You don’t always have to buy a carpet cleaner, because there are lots of homemade carpet cleaning recipes that you can try right now at home! They may also be a lot easier on your wallet and they might even yield better results for you.You can use bicarb and vinegar to make an excellent and totally natural drain cleaner too. Mix equal parts and pour it down the drain. Simply dab a paste of bicarbonate of soda and water onto any dirty or discoloured areas, then wait for it to dry. Next, give the areas a gentle scrub to loosen the dried-on powder and vacuum it off! Descale a kettle by filling it with around three quarters of the way with water and add a large tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda before boiling the kettle. Finally, in the washing department, you can remove scuffs from shoes and restore the shine to purses and things by wiping them down with vinegar. Below you’ll find a plethora of different recipes that you can try at home right now. Some potions will be more effective than others, and you should try and treat stains before you clean an entire carpet.