
Steam mop vs regular mop: which is worth buying
Steam mop vs regular mop: steam suits sealed hard floors and avoids chemicals, a regular mop is cheaper and safer for wood. A table and a floor-type rule.
Malik Zerrouki4 min read
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Clean it properly without wasting money.
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Steam mop vs regular mop: steam suits sealed hard floors and avoids chemicals, a regular mop is cheaper and safer for wood. A table and a floor-type rule.
Malik Zerrouki4 min read

Vinegar vs citric acid for limescale: both dissolve it. Vinegar is already in your cupboard, citric acid has no smell and rinses cleaner. Pick by job.
Malik Zerrouki4 min read

Red wine spilled on carpet? Blot, never rub, dab with cold water and then use a mild soap solution. Steps for fresh and dried stains, plus what not to do.
Malik Zerrouki3 min read

A column on why most homes can clean well with a few products used one at a time, and how to cut the cupboard of sprays down without losing anything.
Chloé Petit4 min read

Remove limescale from a shower head by soaking it in a bag of white vinegar for an hour, then brushing the nozzles clear. Steps, limits and safety tips.
Malik Zerrouki3 min read

Fix a washing machine smell by cleaning the door seal and detergent drawer, running a hot empty wash and leaving the door open. Steps from free to replace.
Malik Zerrouki6 min read

Remove limescale from a kettle with one product at a time, rinse it properly and slow the buildup. A free fix first, then what to buy.
Malik Zerrouki4 min read

Microfibre cloth vs sponge: cloths lift dust and grease and dry fast, sponges scrub and soak up. A simple table and a hygiene rule for the kitchen.
Chloé Petit4 min read

How to clean a microwave: heat a bowl of water to make steam, wipe the loosened food off the walls and clean the plate separately. One product at a time.
Malik Zerrouki3 min read