Your favourite tips that you would like to pass on

Baby wipes are just as good as make-up wipes and MUCH cheaper.

Pick up/tidy up three things each time you're in a room. Makes the house much tidier if you stick to it.

Ooh I like the pick up tidy up three things good idea Gagajo

Vinegar in a spray bottle will clean your specs, mirrors and windows to a sparkle.

The only useful piece of advice given by a friend’s MIL
“Never buy a white toilet brush”.

?All of the above.

Use a little milk on blood stains on clothing. Blood on carpet??? Use salt, leave for a while and it will draw up most of the blood, makes it far easier to clean.

Vinegar in the washing machine eliminates sour smell on face cloths.

Bicarbonate of soda and hot white vinegar unblock sinks.

White vinegar and washing up liquid sprayed on tiles and shower screens shifts the most stubborn soap marks, leave for around an hour and rinse off.

I didn’t think about vinegar for specs, great idea

I hate toilet brushes full stop they are a big no no for me

I should add, I have a little book with loads of tips in. So, if anyone is stuck with a stubborn stain feel free to inbox me and I will consult the little book. ?

My tip is: Buy cheap and you buy twice.

Most child safety caps on tablets are now reversible.
The reverse side opens as a normal cap. Great if you’re arthritic.

My father used to say ‘Never lend a person more than you would be prepared to give them’

My mother’s tip was ‘once something’s said it can never be unsaid, however much you apologise.’

Can’t believe I’m going to mention this...but if toilet brushes are a no no please could you say what the alternative is......

I don't like them either. I just grab a handful of toilet paper and rub skid marks away then flush. Afterward I wash my hands (or more usually, gloves) thoroughly. The water in the loo is the same as the water you drink so I don't see a problem.

A toilet brush, once used, sits there with the gunge in it, dripping water into its holder or on to the floor, depending on its design.

I use disposable gloves and toilet cleaner with cloth or scourer and clean that way and flush, never ever had a problem,

I always disliked loo brushes until I found this one from Joseph Joseph.....almost life changing!

For people that do use wipes, store them face down , that way you always get the wettest one.

That’s a great tip Hellsbelles

A regular one on here. When you buy kitchen foil or cling film and open it, push the ends of the box in and there are perforated tabs to hold on to the roll whilst you pull the material.

My mum’s were

Never a lender or borrower be
And
A dog that will fetch will carry. ?

Advise from my Grandma when I had my first child:

When you say no, mean no.
Never tell a lie.
Never break a promise.

Ohmother, I only discovered that recently!
Also the arrow by the petrol pump symbol on my dashboard display would have saved me a lot of hassle....if only I had known!

Let go of anger and small slights.

Don’t make a mountain out of a molehill.

If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything.

Live and let live.

Be kind.

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I agree Buffybee no should mean no, not maybe.

That toilet brush looks interesting Missfoodlove who would think we could wax lyrical about such a thing.

Soda pop,
I’ve searched many years for the life changing toilet brush!!
The search for the life changing dress continues!