I use that stuff on my hot plate which is stainless. It also works on rust spots.
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@jaquo - please be sure to test it in a corner somewhere just to be sure your glass won’t scratch. It’s highly unlikely to scratch, but I would hate to be wrong!
I love the stuff. I have stainless pans, and use it on those. I use it on the electric cooktop glass. It gets the hard water rings out of the glass vessel sinks, and polishes up the faucets and sink stoppers.
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I now have a new steam mop (with a carpet glider) which I have been using to steam carpets. It is fantastic for germ killing and freshening the carpet. It’s really great if I use essential oils, usually lavender, on the pad. I can also use it to steam mattresses and protectors in between washes (when the pad is freshly laundered of course). However, I am struggling to find a cylinder steam cleaner which I could buy for contains, clothes etc. in the UK. They all have terrible reviews even from Which for being underpowered. Anybody found a good one?
I know many people love essential oils and their fragrance but I would not consider it a “fresh” scent. Just annoying. If I was booked for more than one night the windows would be wide open no matter what the weather!
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Most people think of a synthetic lavender fragrance rather than the essential oil. Lavender is not a base note so the actual smell is mostly gone before check in. However its cleansing work would be done. It also prevents insects. Essential oils are a personal thing but lavender is a balancing and relaxing oil.
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Once you get the shower door clean add Rain X (the product for car windshields) to the glass. It works beautifully and no more struggles cleaning the shower door.
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I use a Fragrance Oil Reed Diffuser.
Another option are products that contain Cyclodextrin. The most well know product is Febreeze.
Same thing, but with ammonia.
‘Old Post Resurrection Police’: Don’t jump on my case … I didn’t do it. But since it’s been bumped up, I recently came across this remedy for kitchen smells.
Simple, NonChemical, and Effective.
Some essential oils are a problem for me even in small quantities. It’s the same with plugin type air fresheners. I would not be able to stay as they make me feel like my lungs are shutting down. I start coughing and gasping. Petouili oil being one the biggest offenders. Lavender isn’t as bad. I just end up congested and become a mouth breather. For me, leave all scents off of my bedding.
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No. Steam cleaning kills bacteria, viruses etc. Oxidizing treatments will be no more effective. You obviously have a product to sell but pseudoscience doesn’t persuade.
It’s a Vileda steam mop. It has a carpet glider to steam carpets etc. The microfibre pads are machine washable. Freshly laundered to steam mattresses, bedspreads etc then used on the floor afterwards.
I’ve tried hand held steamers and have looked at reviews, thinking this would be easier for sofas (I’ve got a dog) or curtains. However I’m told the only hand steamers which really work are commercial ones. For example there’s one in my local charity shop. It’s big (like a Henry vacuum cleaner size) and expensive. So I’ve steamed a pair of curtains by shaking and airing them outside then steaming them on the bed!