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1. Plastic flooring washed with water
Cleaning and brushing plastic floors with water can cause chemical reactions between cleaning agents, moisture, and glue, resulting in delamination or lifting of the floor surface. If water splashes on the plastic floor, it should be dried as soon as possible.
2. Wipe the leather sofa with hot water
Genuine leather sofas should not be wiped with hot water, otherwise the leather may deform due to high temperature. You can gently wipe with a damp cloth. If there are oil stains, you can use diluted soap water to gently wipe.
3. When cleaning cookware, only wash the front and not the back
Immediately clean the front and back of the cookware after use, and be sure to dry it. But the habit of most people only washing the surface and not the bottom is very wrong. Because the bottom layer of the pot is often covered with soup that accidentally flows back when pouring vegetables, if not cleaned thoroughly, it will remain on the bottom layer, and over time, the thickness of the pot bottom will gradually increase; The pot becomes heavier and heavier, which will inevitably affect the heat of stir frying in the future. Therefore, it is necessary to wash the front and back sides together, then place them on the stove and dry them over heat to completely remove moisture.
4. Vine woven furniture is brushed with ordinary detergent
Brushing rattan furniture with ordinary detergent can damage the rattan. It is best to use salt water for cleaning, as it not only removes dirt but also makes the vines soft and elastic. The dust on the rattan chair can be removed from the mesh from the inside out using a soft bristled brush. If the stains are too heavy, they can be wiped off with detergent and finally wiped dry again. If it's a white rattan chair, finally apply a little vinegar to neutralize it with detergent to prevent discoloration. Dipping a brush in baking soda water to wash rattan chairs can also remove stubborn stains.
5. Wipe the computer, TV, and audio system with water
Computers, televisions, and sound systems are all precision machines. When cleaning, do not use water to wipe them. When cleaning household appliances, a lightweight electrostatic dust removal brush can be used to wipe away dust and prevent the generation of static electricity. Small holes or button grooves used for inserting headphones in household appliances should be cleaned with a cotton swab. If the dirt is hard, you can use a toothpick cloth to clean it and easily remove it.