I’m a cleaning whizz – the 7p trick to get your sink sparkling again, and it stops nasty smells too
KEEPING the kitchen clean can be costly and time consuming.
But there are certain areas of the house you can keep clean and it doesn’t have to cost a fortune either.
And to help, cleaning experts from End of Tenancy Cleaning London have shared their surprising and cheap tips.
While many people are turning to dishwashers, the sink is still commonly used for washing hands, vegetables, dishes and more.
It is important to take care of your taps and drains to ensure warm water comes more efficiently and to keep your kitchen free from odour.
Ivan from End of Tenancy Cleaning suggested: “Because most household taps are metal, corrosion through extended usage can occur.
“Use warm soapy water and a soft micro-fibre cloth instead of a scouring pad as this will rub off more metal and cause your tap to rust.
“Gently wash the grime from the tap using the soft cloth, run the tap, and you should notice results within seconds.
“To clean drains, put a dishwasher tablet over the top of the plug and run boiling water so it dissolves.
“This should unblock some of the grime and leave it smelling fresh.
“If it doesn’t work for your situation, try using a store-bought drain unblocker to get rid of any excess grime.”