So good to see you again Debbie! Thank you.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏼❤️🇦🇺🐨

Sheets for glass does the tick and lemons are so useful around the kitchen or house. Thanks for the saving tips Debbie :) Your the best.

Thanks for that tip about jute...always something to learn from your videos! 💕👌🏼

Great tips- I don't have the space for a tumble dryer or a dishwasher which saves a lot on water and electric. I have recently got a steam shot and thought it was good value for money and cleaned things that were always seemingly impossible; like the door-jamb of the bathroom (black deposits!) and other corners. I also use it with varying degrees of effectiveness on the oven often in combination with Mr Muscle oven cleaner foam. I bought it initially to help clean the metal blinds and it was great for that and I switch to the hoover with the brush attachment a few days later for the new dust. I also have black grout which should be white! I tried a 'mould and mildew' remover and when I used it it had a strong bleach smell. It turns out this stuff has got chlorine in it! So it smells like a swimming pool but it really canes through the black especially if you leave it on for 15 mins or more- it's better than bleach. I use the steam shot after with the grout attachment. I also like the steam shot for giving a quick once-over on outside windows when you can't be bothered to clean them properly (uuurgh there's a storm?!) I also love to use cornflour for windows as it has just the right level of abrasion to give a wonderful gleam. The steam shot also gets used to clean the clothes washer. The lemon idea is great! I have a travel cup which gets smelly despite washing; so I get a little baking soda and the old bit of lemon and some boiled water in a bowl and it removes the smells and the source of odour. One more thing; the radiators. I never knew how to clean them but I figured out how to take the top grill off and I use a combination of the steam shot, a radiator cleaner device and a hair dryer to blow out the fluff. Now things are much better at home and I've tackled a lot of the cleaning issues that seemed 'beyond me'.

Hi I just found your channel a few days ago. I've been cleaning almost 30 yrs. I also use dish soap as my main cleaner, Palmolive but will try Ivory. I bought Dr. Bronners Lavender soap yesterday because of your videos. It smells amazing and I'm using it at home this weekend before I use at work. Thank you for all the great videos on cleaning. I always am up for learning different methods!. Im also from Canada but I think your at the other end as It see mountains so I assume BC. Im in Ontario. Thanks again so much!

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Hi Debbie,great to see you and get a reinforcement of your cleaning tips! Love the scrubby tip! Right on the spot! Your bloopers are a hoot! Have a great spring,bet you’re anxious for your garden to wake up! Take care!

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Great to see your smiling face again Deb, it's been a while since your last cleaning video. Lemons work wonders but as you said they can be expensive, especially these days. I've been given many balls of twine for the garden, looks like I have another use for it 😂

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