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Cleaning Tips

Podman · 2010-07-24 19:17:23

Hydrogen Peroxide is brilliant for cleaning CD's. It's also great for cleaning cuts on skin, etc. Keyboards can be cleaned with a vacuum (the small brush attachment) and by wiping with a damp cloth afterward. Same goes for remote controls, air vents in electronic casings, TVs, etc. If what your cleaning is really expensive…

24-07-2010 7:17pm

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Podman

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Hydrogen Peroxide is brilliant for cleaning CD's. It's also great for cleaning cuts on skin, etc.

Keyboards can be cleaned with a vacuum (the small brush attachment) and by wiping with a damp cloth afterward. Same goes for remote controls, air vents in electronic casings, TVs, etc.

If what your cleaning is really expensive or specialized, you should clean it as recommended in the care document that came with it.

Some Cleaning links:

How to clean anything - Site

How clean is your House - Cleaning tips

Good Housekeeping - Cleaning and appearance

Please add more links that you think belong here, thanks

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#2 12-02-2011 2:52am

mw3guc

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Hydrogen peroxide makes great toothpaste http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Toothpaste
I particularly like it as I try to avoid fluoride.

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#3 20-03-2011 10:06pm

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clean gold and silver with an old tootbrush and some toothpaste
when you spill red wine on something, cover it with plenty of salt first
remove blood with cold water only

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#4 04-01-2012 7:00pm

jhon.89

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Read this well explained article on how to clean jewelry at:
Home remedies to clean jewelry

They're giving out six ways on how to do it without any damage to your jewelry.

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#5 19-02-2012 9:49am

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A +1 here would be very welcome

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