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  1. Jan 9, 2012 #31
    sowraj

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    Thanks Deva priya and others.. very useful tip..

    I have a problem with small cochroahes.. its there everywher in the kitchen and it simply irritates me for i need clean the vessals throughly before use...
    we have a modular kitchen.. clean the kitchen slab every night.. with the dishwash detegent itself..and no vessals are left in sink over night.. but we have a service attached to kitchen where we leave the vessals to be washed overnight.. does that bring those tiny ones.. or it comes from the sink or how?

    and we have tried all hit/bagon and others too...
     
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  2. Jan 9, 2012 #32
    rosy786

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    Nice ideas friends..

    Im just learner so Just will use all your ideas and i dont get idea of my own now
     
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    devapriya

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    Thanks Sowmy!~ Hope Aparna notifies!:)
     
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    devapriya

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    We can use vinegar than soap water to clean sink base....It is the best solution to clean!
     
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    devapriya

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    Very nice info Sowmy!Its new to me!Thanks again!:)
     
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    devapriya

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    Hi Sowmy,
    You can sprinkle baking soda on the places where those roaches visiting often.
    Or you may try dettol with water...it may work out!Check it out and say!:)
     
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    devapriya

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    Thanks for peeping in Nisha :)
     
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    pleasure dear...i got lot of info from here..thank u
     
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    stainless steel cutlery/utensils cleaning

    Most imp things to pay attention.....
    --> After using any of the knifes/peeler, soak them in warm water and add few drops of lemon, this mix will remove the stains on the cutlery, make them shine as new one
    -->Add piece of tamarind at the bottom of the pressure cooker to avoid it turn black in regular usage
    -->pans that are turned brown bottom, add a pinch of soda and boil with water, you can get new vessels hehe
    --> after washing vessels leave them for sun dry, which is a natural way of killing bacteria in vessels
    --> while washing dish washer, first rough wash with plain water and then arrange in dishwasher and use mild detergents

    Sravani
     
    sravanitenali, Jan 10, 2012
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    devapriya

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    We can use tamarind to clean the Copper-bottom tea vessels to remove the blacks inside! Thanks Sravani :)
     
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