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Anonymous users2024-01-24Just do it normally, mop the floor with a mop, first wipe the glass with a towel, and then wipe the glass with a newspaper;
Then wipe the table with a towel.
If you have money, you can ask someone to help you get it, just pay MONEY.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is the kitchen cleaned in winter? Or renovation? If it is a decoration, it depends on the weather, and if it is lower than 3 degrees, do not do it, the cooling is slow, and the quality of the project will be affected.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22After cooking every day, I will do it to feel comfortable.
I have a super good method, and I use it a lot myself, it's super effective. The method is to wet the towel with hot water after getting up, and then twist it dry (not too dry) to make the towel a lot of steam, and then spread it on the head, after a while, the hair will not be messy, (if the hair is wet first blow dry) and then comb the hair, everything is OK.
Spray Mr. Vermeer with heavy oil, spray it on the oily area, and then wipe it with a rag to clean it. Where the oil is very heavy, you need to spray it several times and wipe it repeatedly, and it will be clean But Mr. Wittmann's smell is very irritating, so it's best to wear a mask or something, so as not to make your nose uncomfortable!!
Generally, the wash basin is used as a dry area, and the shower room and toilet are used as a wet area.
The first thing to do is to determine if it is a seepage or a leak in the pipe. If the leakage point can be found, it is best to smash the dew point part and redo the waterproof subsidy tile. If not too ugly, the existing waterproof epoxy. Evenly applied to the floor tiles, it can also solve the phenomenon of water seepage caused by defective waterproofing.
Open the lid, take out the buckle, clean the impurities in the groove, scrub with detergent, and you're good to go.