Do you have a regular dusting routine, but you can't touch those hard to reach spots in your radiator; especially if it has a grill on top. Well, here's a simple hack that you can use to remove stubborn dust and long-term cobwebs that have been there for far too long! If you have a cloth or duster, that won't touch it.

Useful Autumn cleaning tips - muddy carpets, mouldy windows and keep spiders at bay! In this video, learn how drying mud with a hair-dryer works a treat to pre-clean your carpets, and how an interdental toothbrush can get into those tight spots that attract mould. Lastly, a great tip to keep spiders at bay! What's not to love?

Vegan friendly, homemade cleaning paste for ceramics, stainless steel, silver and buffing brass - using a banana! Take half a banana and put it into a bowl, then mash with a fork. Add one tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda and stir to make a paste, then when softened, add another one tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda, then whisk. Finally, add one teaspoon of lemon juice and stir.

Do you have a very smelly bin, especially if it is a plastic one? Did you know that under a microscope, plastic is very porous? That means those pores are very good at trapping bacteria that cause odours. The best way to remove these smells is to banish them with bicarbonate of soda, white vinegar and a few drops of essential oil.

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Here's how you can use just half a lemon and some bicarbonate of soda to scrub a multitude of items. Stainless steel, chopping boards, refresh that microwave, but the best use of all - inside oven doors. Just take a whole lemon and cut it in half, then rub it into a plate of bicarbonate of soda. To clean, all you need to do is rub and squeeze, rub and squeeze - and wait until you see all the grease and grime that this can cut through. These two ingredients together are mildly abrasive, deodorising, and antibacterial properties. How clever is that!

Have you ever been on a cruise holiday, or even an apartment somewhere home or abroad? I have been on many, and although the cleaning staff work so hard to make sure you have the best, cleanest living space possible for your stay - I would still recommend cleaning these four things which can harbour a lot of bacteria, pee and poo...