Mops/Brooms/Dust Removers in general

When you talk about cleaning to most people, they will extol the virtues of their favourite brands of cleaners and detergents galore, but rarely what they use with it. The people you talk to might even launch into a discussion on things they bought furnishings wise to make cleaning easier, or that turned out to be a mistake. Rarely do they get to the nitty gritty: What to best use to actually do the cleaning WITH. For hard floors, you can buy vacuums that also cope with them, but its hardly worth it to get it out, unwrap the cord , plug it in, turn it on, and then go suck up a few crumbs from where you just made sarnies ad some escaped onto the lino or ...  Read the complete review

The PRESTIGE MINIT MOP. Taking pride of place in my ‘broom cupboard’ is my ‘Prestige Minit Mop’. “All right,” you might say, “nothing that ‘special’ about that, is there?” and in most instances I would be inclined to agree with you, but this is not “most instances”. Not only do I have the mop but a set of click –on attachments “Specially Designed for Instant Fixing to the ‘Prestige Minit Mop” are housed along with my wee beauty of a mop. Incredible as it may appear, I have been lucky enough over the years to find replacements for both the sponge ...  Read the complete review

Look closely, and beneath all the keys I bet it's clogged with dirt. Are you sick of trying to poke some scissors and other stuff inbetween the keys? For anyone wanting to sell there computer as well, the following will be one hell of an investment. Spray Duster. Spray Duster gets rid of all the muck beneath your keyboard. You can order Spray Duster over the net, via consumable websites, or they are now available in W H Smith or Asda. They might be else where but I haven't seen them yet. Spray Duster (there are a few variations now) comes in a silver can - just like a deodorant can. You can purchase it ...  Read the complete review

Broomsticks Its Halloween soon and all good witches will be getting their broomsticks ready in anticipation of a nights flying. A witches broom is often called a besom which is the original name for a broom, as with a lot of words the spelling and pronunciation has changed over the years becoming broom. Brooms have been in use for many year the caveman wanting to tidy his/her cave would have swept with a bundle of branches or natural grasses , slowly the besom/ round broom evolved to twigs straw or herbs bound to a stick. With the shakers in the 1800’s the round broom was developed even further to a flat broom. The flat broom meant you ...  Read the complete review

You can't fail to notice this product is everywere in its bright green box, the supermarkets are full of them all on special offer and I took advantage of this offer .At Tesco's they had £5 off the recommended price so we bought one as we have a tiled hall and im glad we did. You get a rubber pad on to which you attach the handle which comes in 3 sections that screw together and you also get a pack of 10 swiffer clothes wich just clip onto the rubber pad and away you go. We have 2 cats and this really does pick up all the dust dirt and all the cat hairs too. the clothes can be used on there own as regular dusters and there very thick and fluffy and do ...  Read the complete review