How to clean parquet floors: 5 rules for sealed and oiled wood
Parquet is beautiful but sensitive to water, grit and the wrong cleaner. Five rules to keep sealed and oiled wooden floors clean and looking good for years.
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Parquet is beautiful but sensitive to water, grit and the wrong cleaner. Five rules to keep sealed and oiled wooden floors clean and looking good for years.
You wash the sheets every week – but what about the mattress underneath? Five methods for a fresher, cleaner mattress, and the one mistake that ruins it.
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Crumbs, pet hair, a coffee ring and a slightly musty smell? Five methods show you how to clean a sofa safely – whatever it's covered with.
A shiny steering wheel, crumbs in the sofa, coffee on the seat: with a brush, very little water and some patience, microfibre suede soon looks soft and even again.
A chair pushed back, a grain of grit under a shoe, the dog's claws: many marks in a wooden floor can be reduced yourself. Depth and finish decide the method.
Spray extraction pulls a surprising amount out of a sofa or rug – but only with the right care code and if everything dries out again quickly.
Hair in the plush, stains in the bed, smells in the sisal: a vacuum, a rubber glove and an enzyme cleaner get a cat tree clean without putting your cat off it.
Fine cat hair clings to everything, from the sofa to your dark jumper. With these five tricks and a simple routine, your flat stays clean even during the moult.
Grey lines of dust, hair in the corners, black streaks from the vacuum: with the right order and very little water, skirting boards are clean again in no time.
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