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| Bevb |
Posted - Jan 03 2012 : 07:46:19 AM
So after much hemming and hawing, I finally decided to take the plunge and try blogging.
Latest post is about sink scrubbing (whee!) 
Thanks!
Bev
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| MrsRooster |
Posted - Jan 13 2012 : 09:40:56 AM
I made a nice paste of baking soda and Dawn dishwashing liquid. It does a great job. Used it on the bottom of my pans too. That was wonderful.
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| Miss Bee Haven |
Posted - Jan 13 2012 : 06:56:29 AM
Thanks, Bev. I'll keep the paste recipe and try it on an out of the way place first. I'm not afraid to use bleach water if I need to. Sorry you've got the 'tax time blues'. My brother used to do taxes, and he might as well have been living on another planet until March 15.
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| Bevb |
Posted - Jan 13 2012 : 06:32:04 AM
Janice - sorry it took me so long to respond! January is the pits for me - tax time! Anyway, I've used this paste successfully on all types of sinks. If your porcelain/iron one is yellowed, try soaking it full of *gasp* bleach water. I know people don't like to use bleach, but there are times... If it has hard water crusties - use a pumice stone.
The paste works great on appliances - just don't use on stainless steel. You don't want to scratch the surface!
The best things in life aren't things - Anonymous
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| Miss Bee Haven |
Posted - Jan 04 2012 : 07:32:59 AM
Bev - I have an old cast iron/porcelain coated sink. Do you think this will work for me? I need any/all advice I can find for cleaning old appliances, too. I have three GE monitor top refrigerators from the 1930's. Wonder if your recipe would work on them? Thanks for your recipe. I'll be saving it and enjoying your blog, too.
Farmgirl Sister #50
"If you think you've got it nailed down, then what's all that around it?"
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| Bevb |
Posted - Jan 04 2012 : 06:47:36 AM
No, I don't think it's the same at all.
But, you can purchase it on-line. I even found this Canadian website:
http://well.ca/brand/dr-bronners-magic-soap.html
So check on-line in your area. Happy hunting!
Bev |
| 22angel |
Posted - Jan 03 2012 : 6:32:03 PM
I really like your blog! I wish I could find Dr Bronner's Castille soap - I don't think it's available in Canada & I have yet to find it in my few places in the States. Sometime I will :). Would it be the same as Murphy's Pure Vegetable Oil Soap, do you think? I'm thinking not...but then what do I know? I'll be sure to check out your blog often :). Thanks for sharing.
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