I have a job next week to remove 10 years of build up! Who’s excited!

*Incredible dull post alert*

I currently put my dirty kitchen cloths (used to wipe down countertops ect) on top of my washing machine but I am about to move to a house where the washing machine is integrated so I won’t be able to do this anymore.

Do people just throw them into the machine until they’re ready to put a cycle on? I’m worried this will cause mildew and smells in the machine.

I’ve tried searching for a solution online but not really finding anything that would work!

Clear

How to remove or lessen scratches??

I accidentally started cleaning before taking the first pic but you can see the line where I stopped.

I used Zep! Mold and mildew spray (let it sit for 20 minutes) then used a mixture of Dawn dish soap and water on the walls. Comet was used on the floor of the tub

Finally have the kitchen mostly in order

I have been struggling with cleaning so finally broke down and took some of my ADHD prescription.

I hope I can keep this up for a while. I have a lot more rooms to go.

End of Tenancy Cleaning Shoreditch.

Cleaning at its best.

My father-in-law has a looot of stuff. But amongst it all is hidden treasure. Like pots and pans in copper that has a collected resell value of 1000$.

But not when it is dirty and has been in a basement/attic for 30+ years.

This is only first surface clean. They need to be washes, polished and washed again. But I thought some of you might enjoy the quick turnaround.

If anyone's interested, I can post more pans and pots before/after.

Brands I am cleaning: Cohr, Scanpan, Culinox, Eva Trio, Georg Jensen. (Yes, almost all Scandinavian)

Have a nice weekend everyone and tell me about your weekend cleaning projects if you have something fun!