Keep stainless steel fingerprint-free
- Clean the surface with window cleaner.
- Dry with a soft cloth and then apply a very thin layer of oil to the whole surface.
Baby oil is great in the bathroom, but stick to an odourless preparation for the kitchen
Cleaning bathroom tips
- Remove any dust build-up over the ceiling fan.
- Vacuum the floor and any bath mats to remove hair and dust.
- Spray shower and bath, leaving the cleaner to work while you wipe down the walls.
- Scrub shower and bath, paying close attention to edges and grouting; use a squeegee for any glass panels or doors in the shower.
- Remove everything from vanity top and wipe down top and basin.
- Clean mirror.
- Scrub and disinfect inside of toilet, and don’t forget under the seat and all other nooks and crannies. Wipe down outside of toilet.
- Leave a drop of disinfectant or a squeeze of lemon in the bottom of the toilet brush container to keep it smelling fresh.
- Mop tiles.
Homemade cleaning products
- Microfibre cloths: they may be made from synthetic materials, but these cloths, when dry, pick up dust like nothing else. When damp, they cut through grime with just a little elbow grease. They can also be thrown in the washing machine and used again and again – but make sure you don’t add fabric softener. It coats the fibres and reduces their effectiveness.
- White vinegar: great degreaser and when diluted can be used on wooden floors, tiles and benchtops.
- Lemons: tougher than vinegar. Try rubbing a cut lemon dipped in salt on sink stains.
- Bi-carbonate of soda: use on its own as an abrasive or combine with vinegar to move tough stains.
- Salt: good natural scourer. Dip a toothbrush in salt and scrub tile grout.
- Washing soda: this is more alkaline than baking soda so use gloves. A natural alternative to sugar soap.
- Soap flakes: when dissolved in warm water, pure soap is a good all-round cleaner. If you need extra power, add some washing soda.
Activities of the overnight stay [food and Four World Centers]
The overnight stay has a full program which tentatively includes the following.
- Free time
- Wide Game
- Promise and Law.
- Promise ceremony
- Rac Wac.
- Tent skills.
- Packing in a rush.
- fire drill.
- Cooking
- Cleaning
- first aid
- Shopping.
- survival,
- face the fear of
- fossiking for information about The WAGGGS Four World Centers.
- Traditions
- Ceremony
- Guides Own
- Cleaning,
- Service
- Evaluation
All who are in the Hazelwood and Churchill Guide District want to share their experiences, fun, hope, disasters,laughter, activities, games and everything else they do with you.
So all the pages and posts on this blog are gradually being linked together for the over fifty years that this District has been in existence. That's a lot of generations. Welcome to the communications , stories, instructions and anything else that goes into these pages.
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