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Subscribe to our video blog for tips, advice and help cleaning your home. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hRYvCUyR5E&feature=youtube_gdatahttp://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007#videoHowtoinfo@nationwidecleaners.co.uk (Nationwide Cleaners)Fri, 04 May 2012 04:08:24 PDThttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/9hRYvCUyR5Ehttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How To Clean An Oven Everyday, it's hard to imagine having the discipline to wipe out the oven after every use, but deep down you know it makes sense. Just think about never having to do a deep oven blitz again. Cleaning a dirty oven requires either natural materials and elbow grease or a pretty scarey chemical attack. The non caustic method is of course, you guessed it, bicarbonate of soda, mixed with thick paste and smeared all over the inside of the oven. Leave overnight, then brace yourself for some serious scrubbing with water and a scourer. The caustic method requires less graft, but more preparation. You need a solution of ammonia, bleach and water, a respiratory face-mask, thick rubber gloves, protective clothes and the surrounding area needs to be well protected too. Take the oven shelves outside, spray them with your solution and seal them within a bin-bag. Spray the oven with the bleach. After a couple of hours, hose down the racks, keeping away from plants, pets, neighbours etc, then wash then in warm soapy water. Rinse out the oven with plenty of clean water. Pregnant women and asthmatics should avoid this like the plague and keep children and pets well out of it too. Always check the manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a patch test first. If you are unsure as to whether the item you are cleaning is unsuitable for the item you are cleaning advice first. For a professional cleaning service in the UK, contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukHowtohttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How To Clean An Oven Everyday, it's hard to imagine having the discipline to wipe out the oven after every use, but deep down you know it makes sense. Just think about never having to do a deep oven blitz again. Cleaning a dirty oven requires either natural materials and elbow grease or a pretty scarey chemical attack. The non caustic method is of course, you guessed it, bicarbonate of soda, mixed with thick paste and smeared all over the inside of the oven. Leave overnight, then brace yourself for some serious scrubbing with water and a scourer. The caustic method requires less graft, but more preparation. You need a solution of ammonia, bleach and water, a respiratory face-mask, thick rubber gloves, protective clothes and the surrounding area needs to be well protected too. Take the oven shelves outside, spray them with your solution and seal them within a bin-bag. Spray the oven with the bleach. After a couple of hours, hose down the racks, keeping away from plants, pets, neighbours etc, then wash then in warm soapy water. Rinse out the oven with plenty of clean water. Pregnant women and asthmatics should avoid this like the plague and keep children and pets well out of it too. Always check the manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a patch test first. If you are unsure as to whether the item you are cleaning is unsuitable for the item you are cleaning advice first. For a professional cleaning service in the UK, contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukCleaning Tips: How To Clean An Ovenhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5dkhFh4hqs&feature=youtube_gdatahttp://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007#videoHowtoinfo@nationwidecleaners.co.uk (Nationwide Cleaners)Tue, 15 Jan 2013 06:09:18 PSThttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/B5dkhFh4hqshttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How To Clean A Bath Despite what students may think, baths are not self cleaning. Here is how to remove nasty rings. Everyday, get in the habit of wiping down the bath after each use and limescale won't have the chance to build up. Plastic or acrylic baths scratch easily, so steer away from abrasive cleaners. A gentle wipe over with a mild bathroom cleaner and a soft cloth should be enough. If you find yourself with a particularly dirty bath, try filling it with warm water, chucking in a scoop or two biological washing powder and leaving overnight. Enameled baths are slightly tougher than acrylic but are not totally scratch proof either, so leave the scrubbing brush alone. Stains on the enamel can be treated with a paste of bicarbonate of soda and a drop of warm water. See below for limescale treatments. Cast iron baths, take great care with these. Always test new products on an inconspicuous area before sloshing it all over. Avoid products with anti-limescale ingredients as they may cause the enamel to dull. Instead, remove limescale with a solution of half vinegar, half water and apply with a soft cloth to the area of limescale, avoiding other parts of the enamel. For a professional cleaning service in the UK, contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukHowtohttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How To Clean A Bath Despite what students may think, baths are not self cleaning. Here is how to remove nasty rings. Everyday, get in the habit of wiping down the bath after each use and limescale won't have the chance to build up. Plastic or acrylic baths scratch easily, so steer away from abrasive cleaners. A gentle wipe over with a mild bathroom cleaner and a soft cloth should be enough. If you find yourself with a particularly dirty bath, try filling it with warm water, chucking in a scoop or two biological washing powder and leaving overnight. Enameled baths are slightly tougher than acrylic but are not totally scratch proof either, so leave the scrubbing brush alone. Stains on the enamel can be treated with a paste of bicarbonate of soda and a drop of warm water. See below for limescale treatments. Cast iron baths, take great care with these. Always test new products on an inconspicuous area before sloshing it all over. Avoid products with anti-limescale ingredients as they may cause the enamel to dull. Instead, remove limescale with a solution of half vinegar, half water and apply with a soft cloth to the area of limescale, avoiding other parts of the enamel. For a professional cleaning service in the UK, contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukCleaning Tips: How To Clean A Bath2011-12-16http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9t5pKOj4bR8&feature=youtube_gdatahttp://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007#videoHowtoinfo@nationwidecleaners.co.uk (Nationwide Cleaners)Tue, 06 Mar 2012 11:20:27 PSThttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/9t5pKOj4bR8http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How to Clean A Hob. Ceramic and induction hobs are vulnerable to scratches so don't scape the surface or use anything abrasive on it. Wipe off spills as soon as possible, especially sugar and clean off burnt on materials with a special plastic scraper. Follow the manufacture's advice on the best advice for your hob. Gas hobs can be dismantled somewhat for cleaning. Put pan stands in a dishwasher or soak in a biological laundry detergent and hot water. The burners can be scrubbed with bicarbonate of soda and water and wipe down the base plate with warm soapy water. Polish glass or metal surfaces with a microfibre cloth for smear free clarity. For a professional cleaning service in the UK, contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukHowtohttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How to Clean A Hob. Ceramic and induction hobs are vulnerable to scratches so don't scape the surface or use anything abrasive on it. Wipe off spills as soon as possible, especially sugar and clean off burnt on materials with a special plastic scraper. Follow the manufacture's advice on the best advice for your hob. Gas hobs can be dismantled somewhat for cleaning. Put pan stands in a dishwasher or soak in a biological laundry detergent and hot water. The burners can be scrubbed with bicarbonate of soda and water and wipe down the base plate with warm soapy water. Polish glass or metal surfaces with a microfibre cloth for smear free clarity. For a professional cleaning service in the UK, contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukCleaning Tips: How To Clean A Hob2011-12-15http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CRqj68z4vE&feature=youtube_gdatahttp://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007#videoHowtoinfo@nationwidecleaners.co.uk (Nationwide Cleaners)Thu, 27 Sep 2012 06:55:57 PDThttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/_CRqj68z4vEhttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How To Clean A Fridge. Every week, remove fridge shelves and compartments and wash them in warm soapy water, then rinse. Wipe the inside of the fridge with a mixture made up of two teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda for every litre of warm water. Get into the rubber door seal with an old toothbrush and don't forget the outside of the door and the handle, germs will thrive there if left unchecked. For stains, inside the fridge can be rubbed with a strong bicarbonate of soda paste or white toothpaste. A couple of times a year, pull the appliance away from the wall and vacuum the cooling element at the back, it will make the fridge more efficient, so that you have more money to spend on filling it up. Always check manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a patch test. If you are unsure as to whether the item you're cleaning is suitable for our instructions, take professional cleaning advice first. 

For a professional cleaning service in the UK contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukHowtohttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk Cleaning Tips: How To Clean A Fridge. Every week, remove fridge shelves and compartments and wash them in warm soapy water, then rinse. Wipe the inside of the fridge with a mixture made up of two teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda for every litre of warm water. Get into the rubber door seal with an old toothbrush and don't forget the outside of the door and the handle, germs will thrive there if left unchecked. For stains, inside the fridge can be rubbed with a strong bicarbonate of soda paste or white toothpaste. A couple of times a year, pull the appliance away from the wall and vacuum the cooling element at the back, it will make the fridge more efficient, so that you have more money to spend on filling it up. Always check manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a patch test. If you are unsure as to whether the item you're cleaning is suitable for our instructions, take professional cleaning advice first. 

For a professional cleaning service in the UK contact Nationwide Cleaners at http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukCleaning Tips: How To Clean A Fridgehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0sJqhHqIZg&feature=youtube_gdatahttp://gdata.youtube.com/schemas/2007#videoHowtoinfo@nationwidecleaners.co.uk (Nationwide Cleaners)Sat, 26 Jan 2013 10:57:21 PSThttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/Q0sJqhHqIZghttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk - Search for cleaners in your area! Nationwide Cleaners provide domestic cleaning services in Brighton Bromley Crawley London Edinburgh Southeast Surrey Sussex Sutton UK. We offer professional, reliable cleaners to clean your home in Anerley, Ashtead, Battersea, Beckenham, Bookham, Brighton, Brixton, Bromley, Bruntfield, Burgess Hill, Camberwell, Cheam, Clapham, Chislehirst, Crawley, Coulsdon, Croydon, Crystal Palace, Cuckfield, Crowborough, Dorking, Duddingston, Dulwich, East Grinstead, Edenbridge, Epsom, Ewell, Farnborough, Fetcham, Forest Row, Hassocks, Hayes, Haywards Heath, Horley, Horsham, Hove, Herne Hill, Hurstpierpoint, Kingston, Kingswood, Leatherhead, Lindfield, Liberton, Leith, Lindfield, Morningside, Mitcham, Netherne, Norbury, Norwood, Orpington, Oxted, Petts Wood, Polwarth, Portslade, Purley, Putney, Richmond, Redhill, Reigate, Sevenoaks, Sheen, Streatham, Swanley, Sydenham, Tadworth, Teddington, Thornton Heath, Tonbridge, Tooting, Tulse Hill, Tunbridge Wells, Twickenham, Uckfield, Wandsworth, West Wickham and Wimbledon. Find a cleaner in your area today! http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukHowtohttp://www.nationwidecleaners.co.uk - Search for cleaners in your area! Nationwide Cleaners provide domestic cleaning services in Brighton Bromley Crawley London Edinburgh Southeast Surrey Sussex Sutton UK. We offer professional, reliable cleaners to clean your home in Anerley, Ashtead, Battersea, Beckenham, Bookham, Brighton, Brixton, Bromley, Bruntfield, Burgess Hill, Camberwell, Cheam, Clapham, Chislehirst, Crawley, Coulsdon, Croydon, Crystal Palace, Cuckfield, Crowborough, Dorking, Duddingston, Dulwich, East Grinstead, Edenbridge, Epsom, Ewell, Farnborough, Fetcham, Forest Row, Hassocks, Hayes, Haywards Heath, Horley, Horsham, Hove, Herne Hill, Hurstpierpoint, Kingston, Kingswood, Leatherhead, Lindfield, Liberton, Leith, Lindfield, Morningside, Mitcham, Netherne, Norbury, Norwood, Orpington, Oxted, Petts Wood, Polwarth, Portslade, Purley, Putney, Richmond, Redhill, Reigate, Sevenoaks, Sheen, Streatham, Swanley, Sydenham, Tadworth, Teddington, Thornton Heath, Tonbridge, Tooting, Tulse Hill, Tunbridge Wells, Twickenham, Uckfield, Wandsworth, West Wickham and Wimbledon. Find a cleaner in your area today! http://www.nationwidecleaners.co.ukNationwide Cleaners Domestic Cleaning Services Sutton Bromley Sussex Surrey London Southeast UKNationwide Cleaners TM Limited 2008 - 2011 ©Nationwide CleanersnonadultSubscribe to our video blog for help cleaning your home.