Dirty Talk

take away really nasty smells in fridge by leaving ground coffee in a bowl. Coffee will absorb the odors.

After you have finished sqeezing the juice of a lemon, put half in your dishwasher and put on quick wash. It's a cheap way to clean your dishwasher and get rid of nasty smells. Fill the other half lemon with salt and sit in the fridge to absorb nasty smells.

Before I got my cats fixed they had this nasty habbit of "Spray" (I fixed that ;)) Anyways, to get rid of that nasty smell I use WINDEX on the spot where the cat went. It got rid of the smell and cleaned the spot nice.

Getting nasty stains out of white, off-white, or even yellow-toned fabric is a breeze. Take an old toothbrush, and one cup of hot water containing 1 spritz of Tilex cleaner with bleach. Dunk the toothbrush in the mixture and rub the stain very gently. It will disappear before your eyes. Rinse stain afterward with regular warm water, and pat up the moisture to dry. Be careful, though, especially with clothing. Tilex is powerful and will take the color out!

use white tooth paste with baking soda in it to clean stainless steel works great leaves it shiny just rub on let set a little clean off with plain water works good.i do it to my stainless steal tea kettle it get's nasty i use toothpaste to clean it right up looks like new again.

Buy different coloured chopping boards for keeping your meat and veg separate. I bought two of the same in a twin pack, but after a nasty bout of salmonella, realised that I must have got the two mixed up by accident.

get rid of nasty smells and keep them away buy sprinkling cat litter in the bottom of your bin, you can also cut the foot of a tight and fill with cat litter to put in the fridge

Clean stained cups by using half a denture tablet and warm water (not bleach or washing powder) left to soak overnight.... a quick rinse. No nasty bleach smell.

Remove nasty garlic smells from your hands using an ingenious soapless stainless steel ball - google it!

Remove nasty garlic smells from your hands using an ingenious soapless stainless steel ball - google it!