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CLEANING
TIPS
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Dissolve
some alum or camphor in water & sprinkle that water on ants or
sprinkle mixer of turmeric & sulphur powder.
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Keep
cucumber's skin near affected area.
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Sweep
the floor with lemon juice or vinegar added water.
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If
there are ants in the clay's flowerpot, put alum in it.
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By
spreading rock salt ants disappear.
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To
get rid of the ants from sugar, put a bag of cloves.
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To
avoid ants from the kitchen platform keep mint leaves.
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To
avoid black ants clean the floor with asafoetida's water.
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- Mosquitoes fly
by the smell of rajnigandha flowers .
- Put burning
coal on the used tea powder and create smog in the room.
- Burning camphor
or orange dried skin is also useful. use mint juice on your body before
going in the garden.
- Use cloves oil
on your body to avoid mosquitoes.
- Sprinkle kerosene
and soap powder.
- Smog neem leaves
in the evening.
- Mix sugarcane
piece and kings cumin (ajmo) with mustard oil and tie it on the four
sides.
- Smog coffee
powder in the kitchen.
- Smog dry mango
leaves.
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Cockroach
- Lit red bulb
in the room where cockroaches occur more.
- Keep betel
nut in cabinets & shelves.
- To keep curtains
away from insects, keep camphor tablets on windows or near curtains.
- To keep insects
away, produce smog of Indian Bedellium (gugad), neem, loban & ghee.
Flies
- Sweep the floor
with kerosene.
- Smog mango dried
leaves.
- Smog cluster
bean (guwar) in the rainy season.
- Take salt in
a wet cloth and clean the dinning table.
- Smog roasted
coffee powder.
Mouse
- Put alum/mint
leaves near mouse burrow.
- By washing the
mouse cage, mouse are catched fast.
- To get rid of
mouse, dip a rough cloth in turpentine and keep near mouse burrow.
Lizard
- Keep peacock's
feather on the wall.
- Lizards run
away by the smell of alum.
Bug
- Keep alum in
the cotton of cushion or mattress.
- It gives coolness
in the summer season and also keeps away the bugs.
- To be away from
the mosquito, flies smog ghee, white dammar tree, loban, gugar.
- Put dry lemon
skin in the cupboard.
- To get rid of
insects Keep alum in the rice, tulsi leaves in the cereals, or pieces
of asafetida.
- Get rid of white
ants keep kerosene cotton balls or neem leaves in the book shelves.
- To get rid of
flies, cocoroach and ants mix alum and kerosene's 2or 3 drops in water
and sweep the floor.
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- For black turned
silver, rub it with potato skin or keep boiled potato in water and rub
it with the toothbrush.or dip it in the milk and then clean it with
water
- Make paste of
gram flour and lemon juice or burn the paper and take the ashes and
rub it or by boiling it in tamarind water or taking soda in the wet
cloth and rubbing silver vessels makes them very shiney.
- keep 1 or 2
alum's pieces in silver to save it from being black.
- Silver oxide
ornaments shine by rubbing the burn paper ashes.
Gold ornaments
- Dip gold ornaments
in the alum water and then wash it with tamarind juice to make them
shiny.
- If the gold
chain gets twisted, put some talcum powder.
- Boiling gold
utensils in turmeric and aritha gives shines.
- If the gold
ornaments get dull, boil them in salt and soda water and then rub it
with brush.
Diamond ornaments
- To shine diamond
ornaments, rub with talcum powder or with chalk powder.
Elephant's
teeth ornaments
- To shine ornaments
made of elephant's teeth, clean them with lemon juice and salt.
- Keep glass bottle
having such ornaments in sunshine make them shiny.
Others
- Dip old ornaments
in the turmeric and vinegar for 2 hrs, clean them with soft cloth it
gives a good shine.
- To save the
ornaments polish from being spoiled, wrap them in cotton.
- Wash all the
dull gold and silver ornaments with toothpaste to give a good shine.
- Rubbing olive
oil on pearl ornaments gives them shine.
- To maintain
the shine of ornaments, Put them in cologne water and then clean it
with a soft cloth.
- To maintain
the shine of imitation jewellery, keep the chalk pieces in the box.
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Cotton
Clothes
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Before
starching the cotton clothes, add some salt in it to avoid sticking
of clothes.
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Dip
cotton clothes in rice water to make it stiff.
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Add
some glycerine drops in the starch to avoid sticking of clothes
to each other.
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To
remove the tea stains from saree, catch the affected part on the
hot water vapour and then wash.
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To
remove the old stains from the cloth, apply glycerine for whole
night and then wash next day.
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To
make clothes more whiter put lemons skin in the dipped clothes.
Woollen
Clothes
- Wash woollen
clothes with hot or luke water.
- Wrap in the
newspaper or put neem leaves or blackpepper or cloves bag to avoid insects.
- Adding glycerine
while dipping woollen clothes makes them soft.
- Don't dry clothes
in sunshine.
- Don't put woollen
clothes with silk clothes to avoid insects.
Silk
Clothes
- Dip silk clothes
in glycerine water to remove wrinkles from it.
- Dip white silk
clothes in turpentine water to stop them from being yellow.
- To give shine
to the silk clothes wash them with boiled potatoes.
- Dip silk clothes
in 2 spoon nilgiri added water or lemon juice to make them more shiny.
Others
- Keeping leather
cloth in plastic bag makes leather dry.
- Keep empty
boxes of incense sticks in cupboard with clothes for sweet fragrance.
- Dip born baby's
clothes in vinegar added water in order to remove typical odour from
them.
- To remove odour
from ashtray burn camphor in it.
- To avoid washing
powder stains mix soda in water before washing the clothes.
- Blankets are
washed properly by adding glycerine in water.
- Dip yellow clothes
in alum powder, lemon juice and soap powder.
- Dip dull clothes
in luke warm water and salt for 1 hr.
- Jari saree should
be wrapped in cloth and should be ironed with newspaper keeping on it.
- Rub alum powder
on gold work saree to give it shine.
- White clothes
shine by mixing bleaching powder with water.
- Painting clothes
or embroidery clothes should be ironed other side.
- To avoid thread
coming out from nylon clothes burn the scissor before cutting the clothes.
- Yellow clothes
stains are removed by mixing oil & kerosene in water.
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To
Remove Stains From Clothes
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- Rub onion to
remove the stains of Hair dye.
- To remove stains
of tea or coffee, rub salt on it with toothbrush or apply petrol on
stain and wipe it with light hands.
- To remove stains
of ghee or oil, immediately sprinkle some talcum powder on stain then
place a heavy book above it. Paper will soak the stain.
- To remove chewing
gum stuck on clothes, iron it on backside or soak the affected part
of cloth in lemon juice & wash it or rub ice.
- Apply glycerine
for 1 hr. on the stains of Dal & then wash it with soft brush.
- Rub a cotton
dipped in Nailpolish remover to remove ink stain.
- Rub the sour
curd to remove the stains of oil from woollen clothes.
- Scrub curd or
lemon juice to remove the stains of betel leaves.
- Soak the cloth
having stains of Ice cream in to borax added water and then wash with
brush.
- Wet the day
to day cooking clothes in gram flour added water and wash with soap
to remove its stickiness.
- Rub the turmeric
stains with dry soap powder, wash with light ammonia & then dry
it in sunlight.
- Rub the mehandi
stains with brush after dipping the affected part in milk & then
wash it with cold water.
- Soak the clothes
having perspiration marks in 2 or 3 Aspirin added water or Ammonium
Chloride water.
- To remove rust
stains from the clothes rub vinegar or sour curd or lemon juice or mixture
of lemon juice & salt and knead it or dip it in the rice water.
- Curry stains
go away by rubbing toothpaste on it.
- Rub salt on
the blood stains.
- To remove ballpen
stains, wash the clothes with nailpolish remover or rub toothpaste.
- Sprinkle talcum
powder on the clothes before washing it.
- Scrub Kerosean
to remove the strains of greace or coal.
- Wash the clothes
having lipstick stains after scrubbing Nilgiri oil on it.
- Rub jaggery
water on catechu stains & then qwash it with soap.
- Rub potato skin
on ink stains and then wash it with soap.
- Soak milk stained
clothes in borax added water.
- Iron the clothes
having colour stains by keeping blotting paper on both the side of cloth.
The colour will come on the bloting paper.
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Aluminium
Utensils
- Rub with mixture
of lemon juice.
- Boil the Pressure
cooker with vinegar added water or with lemon added water to remove
its black stains.
- Wash burned
aluminium utensils with glass paper.
Bottles
- Keep the bottle
in sunlight after applying the paste of sand in it then wash it to remove
the smell of pickle.
- Wash the bottle
with Mustard seed water to remove the smell of pickle.
- Before cleaning
water bottles of fridge, put some paper pieces, washing powder &
small stones a night before.
- Dip the plastic
bottles in bleach added water for 4-5 minutes to make them shiny.
- Put cold water
& rice to remove stickiness from babies milk bottle.
- Wash the bottles
with boiled vegetables water to remove dust & odour.
China Clay
- Shake kettle
properly with ice cubes & salt to remove the dirt from inside.
- Use nailpolish
remover to remove the stains from chinaclay utensils.
Glass Bottle
- Boil the cup-saucer
after scrubbing them with salt or soda for some time to remove the stains
- Apply glycerine
or pour hot water in order to separate two stuck utensils of glass or
metal.
- Washing of glass
vessels with vinegar added water makes them shiny.
- Clean the plastic
or melamite crockery with wheat flour to remove their Yellow stains.
- Apply toothpaste
or gram flour to remove stains from the glass vessels.
Metal Utensils
- Leftover idli
flour can be used to shine brass & bronze vessel.
- Clean the copper
vessel with vinegar & lime after boiling them in water.
- Rub raw potato
to remove the rust from iron, scissor or knife.
- Boil turmarind
in iron vessel to make them shiny.
- Rub lemon's
skin on brass-bronze vessel to give them shine.
- Scrub potato
or salt on knife to remove the bad odour from it.
Silver Utensils
- Rub silver vessel
with dry ash or salt to make them shiny.
- Wash black silver
utensils with aritha powder.
Others
- To remove the
steel vessel's stains due to excess heat, rub vinegar.
- To remove labels
from new vessels, heat the vessel on the opposite side of label &
immediately scratch it off with a knife.
- Touch the burning
candle on the label to remove it.
- Wash the vessels
with the mixture of dry lemon skin powder & washing powder to make
them shiny.
- Rub the slice
of onion or potato with oil on normal pan in order to use them as nonstick.
- To give shine,
clean the old pot with thick salt.
- After grating
cheese, rub some bread pieces on the scrapper before washing it.
- Clean the burned
vessels with salt or keep vinegar or soda in burnt vessel for some time
and clean it with a cloth.
- Plastic vessel
will shine by a cloth dipping in kerosene.
- Use toothbrush
for cleaning the idli stand.
- Old shocks can
be used to save the gas, kitchen platform, glass, washbasin to prevent
them from scratches.
- Clean the vessels
with camphor to remove bad odour from them.
- Grind salt to
make the blender blade sharp.
- If mixer's lid
gets loose use it after keeping in the refrigerator inspite of buying
a new one.
- Dip cotton in
petrol and rub it on the sticked photographs.
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Glass
Things
- A cloth dipping
in glycerine or newspaper or potato skin can be used to provide shine
to the mirror.
- Clean the mirror
with dry used tea powder to make them shiny.
- Clean the mirror
with a rough cloth after rubbing lemon skin or wet chalk to give them
shine.
- Clean the mirror
with a rough cloth after applying starch added water on it to give it
shine.
- Clean the glass
with kerosene added warm water to make them shiny.
- Rub some toothpaste
on wet cloth and rub on sunmaika to remove stains from it.
- Clean the wooden
furniture with cloth dipping in mustard oil & water.
- To remove the
stains from furniture, dip cloth in salt water and rub it.
- Clean sunmaika
with kerosene to give shine and to save it from insects.
- Wash gas &
oven with soda-bi-carbonate added water to remove drops of oil or ghee
easily.
- To remove stains
on fridge, rub toothpaste & wash it with wet cloth.
- Before shifting
the furniture sweep the floor with wet cloth.
- Clean the furniture
after sprinkling salt to remove greace stains.
- To increse the
life, wash the small mouthed glass bottles with hot water.
- Before pouring
hot thing in the glass bottle put steel spoon in it to protect it from
braking.
- To prevent glass
bangles from breaking keep them in hot water and then cool it.
- To remove the
lid of the bottle mix oil and salt on it.
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- To remove ink
stain from the floor, rub it with milk & then clean with detergent.
- Sprinkle perfume
to remove nailpolish stain from the floor.
- Wipe the floor
with kerosene removes the colour stains.
- Swab the kitchen
floor with a cloth having soda-bi-carbonate.
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Cleaning
Washbasin and Bathroom
- Put vinegar
in the sink pipe for the over night to remove accumulated garbage &
pour hot water in the next morning.
- Wash bathroom
or washbasin with lemon juice added water.
- Clean the washbasin
with empty packet of detergent powder in to make them shiny.
Iron
- Apply baking
soda & soda-bi-carbonate on a rough cloth & rub that cloth on
iron to remove blackness.
- To save the
iron from rust apply olive oil on it.
- Clean the mat
with salty water.
- Sweep up the
carpet after sprinkling salt on it.
- Spread newspaper
under the carpet to keep them clean & to increse its life.
- To remove the
dust from artificial flowers, put them into paper bag, add a handful
of salt & shake the bag properly.
- Burn some camphor
tablets to remove the smell coming from the room closed for a long while.
- Put tea powder
bag in money plant to enable the leaves to grow big.
- Leather shines,
when rubbed with bread.
- To remove the
stains from telephone, clean it with nail polish remover.
- To shine the
mirror, wipe it with the cloth dipped in glycerine.
- Pour salted
or sweet buttermilk to remove the smell from thermos.
- Keep sponge
under the soap stand.
- Boil the remaining
soap pieces and fill it in a bottle so as to use for washing hands.
- Put talcum powder
on the wall to remove oil stains.
- Sprinkle wheat
flour on the drops of oil or ghee droplets and clean it with a cloth
after sometime.
- Clean the dining
table with vinegar added water to remove stains from it.
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