Tea?

[stephec]

Really mundane but I use 'magic sponge' here at my friend's house to get rid of marks in cups. He hasn't got a dishwasher! At home I find that the dishwasher keeps all the mugs sparkly clean. The magic sponge contains no chemicals whatsoever and works by micro-abrasion. It works on all sorts of other marks as well. You can buy this well known brand but can get similar on Amazon cheaper. You cut small pieces of the sponge off as required. It really does work like magic...
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I hope you're not going to start a cleaning product of the day photo as well?

 

[classic33]

I hope you're not going to start a cleaning product of the day photo as well?

Water!


5

 

[MikeG]

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Water!

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Instant human: just add water

 

[classic33]

Instant human: just add water

And one or two other things.




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[Motobecane]

I hope you're not going to start a cleaning product of the day photo as well?

@stephec, rest assured that I rarely clean anything. I'm very slovenly and probably you would be shocked by my lack of housework skills. So, no need to worry on that front. I do quite like instructing others though...

 

[Motobecane]

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Water!


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[Motobecane]

Cleaning item of the day:

 

[classic33]

9

 

[0lonerider]

Good morning everyone

 

[welsh dragon]

Good morrow EVERYONE 9

 

[0lonerider]

Morning wd and all the Facebook fugees

 

[stephec]

@stephec, rest assured that I rarely clean anything. I'm very slovenly and probably you would be shocked by my lack of housework skills. So, no need to worry on that front. I do quite like instructing others though...

Nothing wrong with that.

 

[stephec]

Cleaning item of the day:

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You know what you can do with that.

 

[classic33]

Good morrow EVERYONE 9

No need to SHOUT


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[welsh dragon]

No need to SHOUT


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Just making sure everyone knows I havnt posted eleventy instead of 10. . 8