Unusual killer dirt

The household cleaning supplies can help in the kitchen 

White bread

Piece of white bread will gently remove dirt and dust from your artwork painted in oil on canvas and also protect them from damage caused by any use of cloth for dusting.

Ketchup

Dark spots from a dish made of copper and brass will be gone in a flash with a bit of ketchup, which is enough to put a drop cloth or sponge and rub it stains on dishes. The natural color will return in a few minutes and dishes will look like new.

Oatmeal

Heavier dirt remover on the arms, such as motor oil stains, rust or paint, you will be gone istrljate hands dense mixture of water and oatmeal.

Rice

Vase or narrow bottle is difficult to clean without special tools for cleaning. But with a little warm water and a teaspoon of raw rice you will return to their former glory. Fill three-quarters of the bottle or vase with warm water and pour a teaspoon of rice. Shake a few times and rinse with clean water.

Black tea

Rust on garden tools will easily allow you to remove it a few hours in the cold crucible skuhanog black tea. Suffice it only dried out of the pots of tea and rust will become history. No gloves protect your hands as black tea on the skin can leave dark stains.

Glycerin

We know how to wax candles can spoil the evening cometh on the fabric or furniture. But with a little glycerin which you soak a cotton ball and clean the wax, you'll quickly forget about the incident. A Glycerine is available in every pharmacy.

Soda

Carbonated beverages may not be healthy for the body, but the scale in the kitchen are a great solution. Pour a small amount of any colorless soda on a sponge and clean it for a class of tartar stains on all surfaces.

Cornstarch

Grease stains on the carpet need not be a nightmare. They can be easily removed if they sprinkle corn starch and let it absorb grease twenty minutes. Just suck the starch from the carpet, as it will go away, and fat.

Alcohol

Pure alcohol can be purchased in pharmacies solution for staining of markers and the like stationery, whose traces are hard to erase. A few drops of alcohol and a piece of cotton wadding is sufficient to remove stains from any surface.