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Removing Chewing Gum from hair

October 23rd, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips | Environmentally Friendly - (0 Comments)
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I admit.  I saw this tip and it brought back memories of childhood!  I was banned from buying Chewing Gum by my parents, but of course, that’s like a red rag to a bull!  Here goes …

To remove chewing gum from hair, simply pour a few drops of baby oil onto the gum and work it into the gum with fingers. Then gently comb out.

Let me know if it works!

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Our new Cleaning Uniform has arrived!

October 11th, 2011 | Posted by Richard in News - (0 Comments)

We’ve just received our new T-Shirts, and they’re certainly loud!

You won’t miss us coming now….

Day-glo T-Shirts for SuperKleen

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Updated contact details

October 10th, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Website - (0 Comments)
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For many years it was good marketing practice to use an 0800 number for inbound calls.  Over the years this has certainly been of massive benefit to us in our various businesses.

However, with the increased use of mobile phones as primary communications, it’s not always the best option.

With that in mind, we’ve now updated our website (and will shortly do the same with offline marketing) to include a local number – 01274 911544

Hope that helps!

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New website feature – Book Online

October 6th, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Website - (0 Comments)
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We’ve just added the facility to book an initial meeting with us to our website.

After spending what seems like weeks trying to find a way to integrate Google Calendar into a WordPress site, with our specific requirements, we found a web app called youcanbook.me which ticked every box!

It took about 2 hours to modify to our exact needs, and is now live.

Anyone wishing to have a home or office visit can now visit the Booking Form page on our website, and see what our availability is, request a time slot, and receive confirmation.

How easy is that! Hope you like it.

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Cleaning with bread – honestly!

October 4th, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips | Environmentally Friendly - (0 Comments)
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Prevent your child’s lunchbox from smelling by leaving white bread that’s been soaked in white vinegar inside it overnight.  This would also work for tupperware, casserole dishes etc.

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A cleaning tip using Onions

October 3rd, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips | Environmentally Friendly - (0 Comments)
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To deodorise garages or basements, place a cut onion on a plate in the center of the room overnight. Absorbs all odors.

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Natural Wood Polish

September 27th, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips | Environmentally Friendly - (0 Comments)
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Instead of using commercial products to make your wood shine polish it with a solution of two parts olive oil to one part lemon juice.

 

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Another Alcoholic Cleaning Tip!

September 23rd, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips - (0 Comments)
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OK, so a few days ago we gave you a tip that involved Beer.  To continue the alcohol them …

Shine chrome, glass and porcelain fixtures with vodka.

Moisten a soft, clean cloth with vodka, then rub briskly.

Gives you an excuse to drink during the day as well!

 

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Removing Marker Pen marks

September 21st, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips - (0 Comments)
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Just a short one today!

To remove marker pen off hard surfaces, spray on hair spray and then wipe it off.

 

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Beer? In a cleaning tips blog?

September 16th, 2011 | Posted by Richard in Cleaning Tips | Environmentally Friendly - (0 Comments)
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Clean metals with beer.

Beer is an excellent metal polisher that will not stain the metal.

Moisten a soft cloth with beer and rub the cloth on your metal and copper pots and pans until they shine.  This works with Ale, Stout, Lager, Bitter etc.  So here in West Yorkshire, we might choose to use a good pint of Black Sheep or Tetley’s, and “darn sarf” they might use a nice London Porter.  OK, stereotypes over!

Whatever your tipple, the best thing is, you’ll only need a small amount of beer, so you’ll have to drink the rest!

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