11 tips for cleaning household items for Tet

Clean shutters with socks. An old pair of socks can be a great tool for removing stains from doors. Just put them on and get to work.

Clean baking tray with aluminum foilStains on baking trays can be easily cleaned with aluminum foil and a little bleach.

Cleaning windows with baking soda and vinegar. Dirt and dust often accumulate in the corners of windows. Mix vinegar with baking soda, then sprinkle it on the corners of the door. After 5-10 minutes, use a brush to sweep away the mixture and then use a paper towel to wipe it clean.

Toilet paper and vinegar - the "nemesis" of toilet stains. An easy way to remove stains from your toilet is to use vinegar and some toilet paper. Pour vinegar on the toilet paper, then leave it in the toilet for a few hours. All you have to do is take the paper towels away.

Shiny faucet with toothpasteTo keep your faucets shiny like new, apply a little toothpaste on them and use a sponge to clean them.

Use rubber gloves to clean soft surfaces.Gloves like these will easily remove dirt and dust from your belongings.

Shaving cream "removes" stains on stainless steel surfaces.Faucets or stainless steel surfaces can be easily cleaned by applying shaving cream, scrubbing, and letting dry.

Walnuts help remove scratches on furniture in the house.To hide small scratches on wooden furniture, use walnuts or Brazil nuts because they contain natural oils. After rubbing the nuts on the surface, use a soft, dry cloth to polish them. This will make the scratches less noticeable.

Wine makes things shiny. A great way to polish stainless steel surfaces like microwaves, kettles, etc. is with alcohol (you can use vodka). Just a few drops and a soft cloth will make them shine.

Toilet paper holder. In addition to toilet paper, you can store bottles, jars, or other kitchen utensils in this type of rack.

Arrange items verticallyTowels and clothes in the closet should be arranged in rows. This is the easiest way to find the necessary items.