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my favorite cleaning products

I hate cleaning, but I do like research and shopping because of this I have some of the best cleaning products in my opinion. I know there is better on the market, but these are definitely my favourite cleaning products I have found for someone who lives on a budget. 

  • To scrub the hard to get bits on the dishes i just went to my local $2 shop and got a pack that have a sponge on one side and the scrub bit on the other side but you can also get them from the shop
  • Palmolive lemon and lime dishwashing liquid 
  • Value multi-purpose cleaning cloths
  • Dettol Antibacterial crisp green apple multi purpose cleaner
  • Old newspapers
  • Value microfiber cloths
  • Pastel dish brush set of 2
  • Jonola regular premium bleach
  • Cold power front and top loader sensitive pure clean 
  • Surf tropical
  • Earthwise laundry liquid lavender
  • Chemico paste cleaner
  • Lemon creme cleaner
  • Preen vanish oxiaction coloursafe fabric stain remover
  • Value glass cleaner
  • Eco store bathroom & shower cleaner
  • Duck lavender toilet fresh discs

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