[kittygilchrist]

love that, greg. I've got duct tape and 40. all set.

[mikeandnancy1112]

Unless it has changed, TV told us when we moved here in 2004 to only use Soft Scrub or anything non abrasive, such as Chlorox Cleanup until I found Great Value (Walmart's Brand) Multipurpose cleaner with Bleach. It is much cheaper and works just as well. I use both sometimes.

[kittygilchrist]

thanks abunch...

[jojo]

Originally Posted by mikeandnancy1112

Unless it has changed, TV told us when we moved here in 2004 to only use Soft Scrub or anything non abrasive, such as Chlorox Cleanup until I found Great Value (Walmart's Brand) Multipurpose cleaner with Bleach. It is much cheaper and works just as well. I use both sometimes.

What is this recommendation for?

[tghoul]

Use a small amount of baby oil on a paper towel (or cloth rag). Then take a soft, lint free towel and buff. No harsh chemicals, easy, and a money saver.

Mrs tghoul

[kittygilchrist]

Originally Posted by jojo

What is this recommendation for?

ceramic sinks.

[OhSuzannah]

Merry Maids :>)

[kittygilchrist]

re stainless appliance cleaners, I treed what I had on hand. mineral oil was ok, but streaked. WD 40 is a finer distillate, and worked perfectly to obliterate prints and spread easily over the surfaces. Lucky me, I like the smell of it...

[gomsiepop]

I went to a craft show last spring where one of the vendors was selling "Holy Moly" cloths. She demonstrated the cloth and cleaned glass and mirrors with a wet "holy moly" cloth and dried the glass and mirror with a dry "holy moly" cloth. It seemed amazing and I thought the worst that could happen would be I would lose $10.00. The cloths sold for 1 for $5.00 or 3 for $10.00. I purchased three and I couldn't believe the results. I no longer use windex or any other glass cleaner. Just hot water and a "holy moly" cloth. They also work great on stainless steel. No more cleansers, just "holy moly" cloths. There is a website called holymolyconcepts.com that sells these cloths, but, it is more expensive than what I paid. Still well worth it, honestly!!

[Debfrommaine]

I used the Shark on my tile but it turned the grout a dirty color - so had the husband repaint, by hand, the kitchen, livingroom and hallway tile. Yes, he's a SAINT - and the grout looks wonderful. Now I just use a regular mop on the tile.

[Love2cruise]

Originally Posted by kittygilchrist

I like these ideas. if I find the mineral oil around here I'll try it. Moving is really fun, guessing where I put stuff.

I used a stainless cleaner the builder left me, sprayed it on a cloth and it left terrible streaks. Used olive oil and fixed the problem. Can't tell you the name of the cleaner, threw it in the trash!

[patfla06]

I use Barkeepers Friend on my stainless-works great.

[samhass]

WD40 on stainless. It's great.

[kittygilchrist]

I love 40, but it streaks...what kind of cloth do you use?

[lovinganimals]

Kitty:
I found mineral oil at Bed Bath and Beyond near the wood cutting boards.