I am organising a Network Meeting at Prezzo’s in Hornchurch on 2 February 2011 at 12 noon. So if you are interested in meeting new people then please give me a call on 07779237873 to confirm your place.
There is no charge for coming to this meeting, you just pay for what you order, so if you don’t want lunch and just want a coffee then that is all you pay for. (toptip if you have Tesco Vouchers change them up for restaurant vouchers and you can eat at Prezzo’s for free).
Everyone is welcome, the more the merrier. This will be a good opportunity to swap business cards, discuss our businesses, bounce ideas around, make new friends and hopefully do some business.
You can also find me on http://uk.linkedin.com/in/domesticcleaner where I also have a group called Networking in East London & Essex . Please feel free to connect with me or sign up to my group.
I look forward to hearing from you shortly.
Catherine Thomson
Thursday, 13 January 2011
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Cleaning with Baking Soda (Bicarbonate of)
To Clean: Sinks / Baths / Oven / Fridge / Laundry / Pipes / Pans
Other uses: Carpets / Insects / Odours
1. Scrubbing sinks, bath, oven, refrigerator and laundry.
Baking Soda on a damp sponge can be used for many jobs around the house, scrubbing sinks, bath, oven, refrigerator and laundry.
It leaves everything smelling nice and clean just as good as any cleanser without scratching enamel
2. Carpet deodorising
Works great for carpet deodorising, just sprinkle onto carpet before going to bed and vacuum in the morning.
3. Pipes under the sink
Pour about one quarter cup of baking soda down the drain with about 1 cup of vinegar, this makes a chemical reaction, then pour some hot water down the drain. Hey Presto!
4. Insects
Unwanted insects, just sprinkle around cabinets and cupboards and other places the insects might run.
5. Burnt Saucepan
If you burn a saucepan put in some baking soda and believe it or not Avon's Skin So Soft whilst it is still hot and allow to soak. Apparently comes clean.
6. Odours
To minimise odours in your fridge, remove top from box of baking soda and place it on one of the shelves. From time to time stir contents.
For more cleaning tips please go to http://domesticcleaning4u.vpweb.co.uk/TOP-TIPS.html
Other uses: Carpets / Insects / Odours
1. Scrubbing sinks, bath, oven, refrigerator and laundry.
Baking Soda on a damp sponge can be used for many jobs around the house, scrubbing sinks, bath, oven, refrigerator and laundry.
It leaves everything smelling nice and clean just as good as any cleanser without scratching enamel
2. Carpet deodorising
Works great for carpet deodorising, just sprinkle onto carpet before going to bed and vacuum in the morning.
3. Pipes under the sink
Pour about one quarter cup of baking soda down the drain with about 1 cup of vinegar, this makes a chemical reaction, then pour some hot water down the drain. Hey Presto!
4. Insects
Unwanted insects, just sprinkle around cabinets and cupboards and other places the insects might run.
5. Burnt Saucepan
If you burn a saucepan put in some baking soda and believe it or not Avon's Skin So Soft whilst it is still hot and allow to soak. Apparently comes clean.
6. Odours
To minimise odours in your fridge, remove top from box of baking soda and place it on one of the shelves. From time to time stir contents.
For more cleaning tips please go to http://domesticcleaning4u.vpweb.co.uk/TOP-TIPS.html
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