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question please help! A rubber mat left too long in a plastic bath so that bits of the rubber are stuck to the plastic...... How to remove the rubber bits???
Posted by jillykus in Bathroom. Faves: 0
To Remove grease stains from leather shoes smooth a coating of glue from a puncture outfit (rubber solution) over the stain. Leave for 24 hours then peel off.
Posted by pamtips in All other rooms. Faves: 1
to keep your rubber bands elastic and strong, put them in the freezer! if you use film for cameras, keep them in the refrigerator. i'm not sure why you should, but my mom does it, and a lot of my photography friends do it, so there must be something there, eh? :-)
Posted by house_elf21 in All other rooms. Faves: 0
make an elastic band ball out of rubber bands it keeps everything in one place
Posted by wuu2guys in All other rooms. Faves: 0
Rubber gloves dampened then rubbed over soft furnishings, carpets etc will attract human, dog, cat hairs and other bits and pieces.
Posted by belilaf in All other rooms. Faves: 0
get rid of heel marks with a pencil rubber
Posted by Tiptop in All other rooms. Faves: 1
The best way to clean stains from crockery teapots, cups bottom of plates etc is bleach. Always wear rubber gloves and either pour direct into teapot, cup, then pour bleach onto a sponge and clean outside of item (remembering the inside of handles) or if the crockery is dishwasher and microwave proof, you should be able to fill your sink with hot water and bleach and leave the dishes to soak for 30 mins. make sure you rinse thoroughly and any smell has gone.
Posted by lettucesay in Kitchen. Faves: 2
Use talcum powder in kitchen rubber gloves to make them easier to take off after use
Posted by spikandspan in Kitchen. Faves: 2
If you want to make your rubber gloves last longer then turn them inside out and stick sticking plaster to the fingers - it'll stop them rubbing through so quickly.
Posted by wombat in Kitchen. Faves: 3
If you house is covered in pet hair then try using a damp rubber glove to collect it.
Posted by wombat in All other rooms. Faves: 3
 
 

 

 




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