The Summer Clean We Can’t Afford to Ignore Photo by Joshua Kantarges on Unsplash By Aggie MacKenzie As the smell of charcoal begins to drift across British gardens and aprons are dusted off with pride, it can mean only one thing: barbecue season is here. But amid the cheery sizzle of sausages and the clink of Pimm’s glasses, we may be overlooking a rather more serious issue—hygiene. A recent study found that a surprising numberContinue reading “The Summer Clean We Can’t Afford to Ignore”
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White marks on just-washed trousers?
You could be overloading the machine. The more you put in, the less room the clothes have; they stay in one position and dye gets drawn out of the creases. And if you have a household tip to share with our followers just click here > And did you know that Aggie Mackenzie is a qualified Yoga Teacher? Join her now for “Aggie’s Yoga!” And would you like a personalised video message for you orContinue reading “White marks on just-washed trousers?”
Lemon slices always at the ready!
If you enjoy a G&T, keep lemon slices in the freezer. Wash and slice a couple of fruits, spread on a tray, freeze and bag up. And your cocktail will also be cooled! And if you have a household tip to share with our followers just click here > And did you know that Aggie Mackenzie is a qualified Yoga Teacher? Join her now for “Aggie’s Yoga!” And would you like a personalised video messageContinue reading “Lemon slices always at the ready!”
Chewing gum on the carpet?
Scrape away the worst, then put ice cubes over the residue until it’s brittle and chip away with a blunt knife. And if you have a household tip to share with our followers just click here > And did you know that Aggie Mackenzie is a qualified Yoga Teacher? Join her now for “Aggie’s Yoga!” And would you like a personalised video message for you or a loved one? Just go to https://www.thrillz.co.uk/talent/aggie.mackenzie and AggieContinue reading “Chewing gum on the carpet?”
When the door seals on your fridge-freezer turn black
Milton Sterilising Fluid. The black marks are mould, so a mild disinfectant is needed in order to kill the spores. Dilute the fluid according to instructions and wipe the seals, paying attention to the folds and allow to air-dry – no need to rinse. Repeat every month or so. If this doesn’t work, maybe it’s time to replace the doors as the seals may be starting to perish. Check that the room where the appliancesContinue reading “When the door seals on your fridge-freezer turn black”