Something that happens at home and in the office environment is coffee stains.
These can be unavoidable when carrying several drinks at work or having a cuppa at home with children and pets arounds you.
Our quick tip for removing these stains is:
Wet stain with clean water and cover stain with baking soda. Then, blot clean with kitchen roll.
That should do the trick!
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At Shipshape we like to keep you interested in our blogs and we hope we give you some useful information.
We don’t just want to give you information on our services all of the time, although we do like to keep you updated!, we want to share with you the benefit of our cleaning experience, with tips that can be used at home or in the office in the case of an emergency or for an unsightly stain.
Our tip of the week, this week is:
Cleaning Grouting
Spray dirty grout with warm water. Using a toothbrush, rub baking soda into the grout.
Next, spray the grout with white vinegar until it ‘fizzes’.
Wash clean with a damp cloth.
We hope you find our tips useful and look out for another one soon.
At Shipshape, we like to use both conventional and environmentally friendly products for our cleaning but also, due to our managment teams experience in the cleaning industry, we like to use some of the less well known cleaning methods to ensure furniture, floors etc, are kept shining, bright and clean. If furniture and floors are not kept clean to a high standard it reduces their lifespan and costs a lot of money to replace.
Therefore, what we will be promoting on our blog on a regular basis, are little tips our management team have picked up over the years to help with difficult cleaning issues.
Tip of the Week….
When you get a build up of polish or wax on a piece of wooden furniture, get rid of it with diluted white vinegar. Dip a clean cloth into equal parts vinegar and water and squeeze out well. Then, using the cloth and moving with the grain of the wood, slowly remove the build up. When the residue has been taken off, wipe the surface dry with a soft towel or cloth.
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