Imagine a situation where you were transporting your dishwasher and it started raining before you could safely wrap it up? Though such scenarios are rare, they can happen. What can you do with appliances that get wet? This article will give insights on handling dishwashers in the rain and what to do if they get …
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We know that Lysol sprays are powerful disinfectants that kill germs viruses, and bacteria and protect us from getting infected. These sprays are mostly used on non-porous surfaces, and as sanitizers during a wash cycle. To further protect ourselves from germs while we are outside, can we spray Lysol on our clothes? Is it safe …
Many times, most bizarre things can stain your clothes, be it dish soap or Lysol wipes. Since Lysol wipes are easily accessible and compact, they have become a staple in many cars, handbags, and briefcases, especially during covid 19, to disinfect frequently used surfaces. Their use has become diversified and people use them to disinfect …
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Most brands have started to make a variety of cleaning products to clean, sanitize and disinfect surfaces. However, the all-purpose cleaners or multi-purpose cleaners are quite standard offerings. Lysol and Formula 409 are both known brands offering cleaning products and so it is quite natural to be confused as to which one to use. To …
Lysol is a brand that has so many cleaners for different purposes. There’s hardly a cleaning need in your home that Lysol hasn’t manufactured a cleaner for. Is it disinfecting surfaces, and getting rid of toilet bowl rings? Everything is covered. But are these cleaners safe? We know that Lysol is flammable, shouldn’t be used …
Imagine you are scrubbing clean your house and notice the sink has stain marks on it. You may have used a product that contains bleach to clean the sink. What to do if you use products that contain bleach to clean items of steel and what should be used instead. The article explains the usage …
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