What's the best home cleaning tip you've learned?

Read a book, play a game, do a jigsaw watch TV 🤣🤣🤣

After four years the dust doesn't get any worse. Quentin Crisp.

Remove glasses.

Not owning an iron.
Smooth and fold when getting off the line. Put shirts on a hanger and hang straight not the line.
My lovely neighbour showed me how to do this many years ago.

Meet friends for coffee/lunch/afternoon tea………if I’m not there to make a mess it won’t get any worse will it?

Dylis

Not owning an iron.
Smooth and fold when getting off the line. Put shirts on a hanger and hang straight not the line.
My lovely neighbour showed me how to do this many years ago.

This is exactly me…

Seriously though, what's the best thing with which to clean a stainless steel sink?

Bicarbonate of soda works well loopyloo.

Get a cleaner

Dylis

Not owning an iron.
Smooth and fold when getting off the line. Put shirts on a hanger and hang straight not the line.
My lovely neighbour showed me how to do this many years ago.

I put everything in the tumble dryer for just a few minutes then hang them up. If clothes are creased from packing I hang them in the bathroom and run a bath of hot water. I haven't ironed anything for years either.

loopyloo

Seriously though, what's the best thing with which to clean a stainless steel sink?

If you haven't worked that out by now, it probably doesn't matter.

Buy stainless steel cleaner, spray it on and wipe it off. Good for fridges,too.

Oh and ants don’t like disinfectant if you follow their trails with it - poof, they disappear.

Soda crystals dissolved in hot water cuts grease. I use it to clean brushes. Works a treat.

Butter and Jam.
I live in hope that a new better solution becomes available!

butterandjam

loopyloo

Seriously though, what's the best thing with which to clean a stainless steel sink?

If you haven't worked that out by now, it probably doesn't matter.

Not a very nice response to a genuine question? Imo I don’t understand why people respond to threads that they obviously have no interest in .

My stainless steel sink gets everything down it including unsupervised builders never used anything other than dishwasher. Not a stain to be seen and it must be at least twenty years old. It is scratched though but just taken on a mat finish

BlueBelle

Read a book, play a game, do a jigsaw watch TV 🤣🤣🤣

Exactly my thoughts 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

kittylester

Get a cleaner

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Put things back where they belong when you have finished using them.

Or in Grandma's words, "Have a place for everything, and everything in its place."

This saves time, prevents stress, and makes it unnecessary to run around like a hen with its head off tidying up just before the visitors arrive.

Watch a man do it.

Bar Keepers Friend is the answer for stainless steel sinks. Somebody on here recommended it once, I bought it and it was every bit as good as she said it was. I also bleach the sink out every weekend with a scourer pad.