EcoForce is one of those companies I happily give TheThumbsUp to! What’s not to love when it comes to green household products?!
I have a Fab EcoForce Giveaway for you. EcoForce & TheThumbsUp are offering you the chance to Win A Year’s Supply of ‘Green’ Spring Cleaning Products Worth £50! This will include lots of the full EcoForce range of sponges, scourers, cloths, dusters, pegs, peg basket, clothes line plus Dishmatic and refills.
All you need to do to enter the EcoForce Competition is ….
Comment below with a cleaning tip and also tell me your Twitter Name and Retweet the following tweet ….. Competition to Win a Year’s Supply of EcoForce Products. Comment here http://www.thethumbsup.co.uk/ecoforce-competition/ , RT & Follow @TheThumbsUp
(By the way, EcoForce have also said they’ll give an extra entry to anyone who likes the EcoForce Facebook Page.
You can read my post about EcoForce Here.
Vinegar and newspaper to clean the windows sparky clean, Is the one !!
Nothing beats good old elbow grease! With the right tools and basic cleaning supplies, most stains/surfaces can be conquered with a bit of patience and old fashioned muscle power. It’s also very therapeutic
If you have a stubborn stain on your carpet that you haven’t managed to get out use washing up liquid on a toothbrush it works a treat.
tweeted as @buzylizzy1
@msedollyp lemon juice for cleaning my windows and kitchen work surfaces, smells fab too x
I use flat cola down my toilet to get it sparkling clean!
I have tweeted here @hlac1 https://twitter.com/hlac1/status/206131773388759040
I am also a fan of Ecoforce on Facebook
@phillipsbarrie
Vinegar actually cleans much like an all-purpose cleaner.Cleans the bathtub, toilet, sink, and counter-tops. Use pure vinegar in the toilet bowl to get rid of unsightly rings. Flush the toilet to allow the water level to go down before pouring the undiluted vinegar around the inside of the rim. Scrub down the bowl. You can also mop the floor in the bathroom with a vinegar/water solution. Vinegar will also eat away the soap scum and hard water stains on your fixtures and tile leaving them shiny and beautiful.
@yorkshiremumof2
use harpic to clean your kettle. I know it might sound odd but it really does get rid of all the limescale.
My cleaning tip: clean as often as possible its easier and you don’t need to use different cleaning product that damage the surface … @alexgirl_14
Sunlight is a very effective stain remover if washing comes through the wash still stained – no need to wash again. Line drying your clothes is much better for the environment (and your utility bills) than tumble drying – stain removal is a bonus!
Already follow Eco Force on Facebook
Twitter – @beachrambler
I cut up old tees and PJs to use as dusters. Usually they’re nice and soft too so perfect for the job. We also use white vinegar on taps and the shower screen as it removes light limescale without the need for chemcicals.
I already follow Eco Force on Facebook x
(Twitter – @alicomps)
Cut up cleaning cloths to make them go further!
Twitter name : @KatieHempshall
I use a drop of White vinegar and plain water to give my windows a squeaky clean sparkle – its non toxic, cheap and it doesn’t actually smell! If I’ve some cut lemons left over from baking then I add them to the water or use them to rub over the surface of my stainless steel hob.
After cleaning the hob I use a tiny amount of babyoil and gently rub over the surface. Not only does it come up as new but it protects it from my messy cooking.
my twitter name is @susan_el
Keep old clothes to use as rags for cleaning and dusting!
Twitter name is h_igoe
my tip: get Pledge duster! Dusting is so much easier and quicker with this magic kit. No scratches, no smudges, no dust. I was always worried about cleaning our plasma screen and with this fab duster no worries!
Twitter ID: @HarshCryJukebox
I use washing up liquid to clean windows, it stops smears and is much cheaper than window cleaner
@mellysocks My cleaning tip is to get someone else to do it
@garethdrake33 to clean a mossy yard mix washing powder with sand and scrub with a yard brush and water, rinse of when done
use an old tooth brush to clean round the taps