As a busy working Mum I can pretty safely say there are two things which my life revolves around (alongside the demands of the 2 kids) - the cleaning and laundry. I only have to blink and there is toothpaste smeared over the bathroom tiles and I think someone is secretly living in the loft and filling up all the washing baskets daily. It is simply never ending.
Enter ACE. Now you will no doubt has some laundry and cleaning products stashed under the sink and you probably think they do a decent job. Read my review below and you'll think again... plus there is a chance to win some ACE goodies for yourself at the end of the post! 
ACE have a wide range of products for all laundry and household cleaning needs. We were sent to try out:
ACE for Colours - The original ACE fabric stain remover that makes all fabric colours shine. ACE for Colours has been specially formulated to remove the toughest of stains and yet be gentle on even the most delicate clothes. It is great for everyday use and removes typical “dingy” dirt caused by soil and mud. It also helps to prevent fabric colours bleeding or transferring to other fabrics. ACE for Colours can be used on silk, wool and is even safe to use on cashmere! ACE Stain Remover Spray - This new offering from ACE is an active oxygen pre-wash treatment spray which allows you to target specific stains before they go in the wash. ACE for Whites laundry stain remover - Specifically formulated to work better on lighter fabrics, ACE for Whites helps brighten dull whites while still being gentle on delicate clothes. ACE Power Mousse - Combining the might of bleach with ACE cleaning power, the ACE Power Mousse works hard to keep household surfaces and white laundry bright and clean. The Results
So what did i think? Overall fantastic. The Power Mousse makes cleaning my old and very ergonomically unfriendly gas hob an absolute breeze. I spray it on and come back 5minutes later and all the burnt on spillages have completely dissolved so all I have to do is give it a wipe. It works better than anything I have used before.
The laundry stain removers are just as impressive and the power of the ACE for Whites completely blew me away. Our white bath towels were really starting to look terribly grubby even straight out of the washing machine (which I put down to my red hair dye). You can see in the before photo just how dull and grubby they look against E's brand new white school shirt. Something had to be done! After just one wash with ACE for Whites the change was astonishing. In the after photo you can see how white and shiny they look next to my new white office furniture!
For more information on the ACE range visit www.acecleanuk.co.uk or to buy head to your local Tesco’s, Morrison’s, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s.
Giveaway
I have two bundles of ACE products worth £15 each to giveaway to two lucky readers! For your chance to win simply complete the Rafflecopter form below by . Terms & Conditions apply. Good luck!
Terms & Conditions: 2 (two) winners will receive 1 (one) x ACE cleaning bundle worth £15. UK entrants over 18yrs old only. Competition closes 22nd February 2019 at 12AM GMT. Allaboutamummy.co.uk is not responsible for inaccurate prize details supplied to any entrant by any third party connected with this competition. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook, Twitter or any other Social Network. No cash alternative.
ACE sent me some products to review but all opinions are my own
193 Comments
Helen
22/1/2019 09:22:46 am
Do a little and often! As a parent I don't have the time to do a big clean once a week, so I find doing a little and often works :)
Tracy Nixon
22/1/2019 09:36:00 am
Mix four tablespoons of baking soda and a litre of warm water to make a cheap and natural all-purpose cleaner. Use liberally on your surfaces, floors and anywhere else that's in need of a scrub.
Solange
22/1/2019 06:30:47 pm
Use your washing powder as a general cleaner. It really cuts through dirt, grime and grease, very good on shower trays, baths and sinks. Put some down the loo and watch the stains disappear, no need for other high priced cleaners.
Kim Neville
22/1/2019 06:39:55 pm
To clean your microwave just pop a heat-proof cup of water with half a lemon and its juice in the microwave on a high setting for a minute or two. 1. Leave the mixture in the microwave with the door closed for 5 minutes for the steam to do its work, then easily wipe down the inside of your microwave. The lemon will leave your entire kitchen will smell clean and fresh!
Naila
22/1/2019 07:52:05 pm
To remove smell and stains from a chopping board use lemon and salt.
Margaret Gallagher
22/1/2019 07:54:28 pm
Little and often ! Don't let stains dry ! Always have a tub of bicarbonate of soda at hand - my little miracle worker !
clair downham
23/1/2019 09:36:30 am
use toothbrushes to get in all those little cracks
EMMA WALTERS
24/1/2019 02:09:41 pm
white vinegar is fantastic at removing limescale in kettles, washing machines and toilets!
Linda Ford
25/1/2019 02:22:07 pm
Pop an old sock on the end off a broom and use it to dust those hard to reach areas
sam macaree
25/1/2019 03:10:18 pm
using a toothbrush for tough little places
Andrea Upton
25/1/2019 08:24:46 pm
Clean and tidy as you go so when it comes to the clean there is not so much to do
Georgina Prince
26/1/2019 05:16:40 pm
wipe the radiators with zoflora so they smell amazing when the heating comes on x
Angela treadway
27/1/2019 02:28:23 pm
i use vinegar for everywhere, makes anything gleam x
Sarah Mccaffery
27/1/2019 02:33:56 pm
Get the children to help out with the little things, saving you lots of time.
Jennifer Hull
27/1/2019 02:35:56 pm
Clean crevices and grout with a toothbrush... Also around the windows
Denise Cross
27/1/2019 03:04:16 pm
clean anything you spill straight away
Mark McCaffery
27/1/2019 03:24:54 pm
Doing a little often makes those big jobs a lot easier.
Cat
27/1/2019 03:27:47 pm
use the ace spray directly on the armpits areas of stinky school shirt just before you launder them Completely deodorises them
iain maciver
27/1/2019 03:48:11 pm
do a little often to keep on top of it
Charlotte Burford
27/1/2019 03:50:38 pm
Clean up as you go! - Don't wake up to mess.. Future you will thank you for it :)
Joo Dee
27/1/2019 04:07:20 pm
I hoover the dust up first before dusting to save spreading it about and sneezing everywhere! and sometimes I will use a lightly damp cloth to clean instead of polish.
Peter Watson
27/1/2019 04:11:48 pm
use vinegar to descale a kettle.
Kim Murray
27/1/2019 04:20:30 pm
Little and often so it doesn't get overwhelming x
Keith Hunt
27/1/2019 04:31:55 pm
We dry steam everything
Amy Pest
27/1/2019 04:33:56 pm
write a list and do each job each day
Margaret Mccaffery
27/1/2019 04:51:50 pm
Tidy as you go . Lots of little chores will soon pile up.
Lindsey Stuart
27/1/2019 05:34:01 pm
White vinegar in some water in a spray bottle it works wonders and is much safer than bleach. I use it for all stainless steel and the shine is magical haha. please give it a try,
Annabel Greaves
27/1/2019 05:53:29 pm
I concentrate on one room a day so I do not get too overwhelmed
Lynn Neal
27/1/2019 07:32:55 pm
I like to use bicarbonate of soda mixed to a paste with water to remove tea stains from mugs and teaspoons!
Dawn Adams
27/1/2019 07:59:48 pm
Put some good tunes on and have a workout at the same time
pete c
27/1/2019 07:59:52 pm
clean up any spills immediately to avoid long term damage
AJ
27/1/2019 08:25:09 pm
when decluttering do a corner/shelf at a time. You will never tackle it if you overwhelm yourself.
Wendy
27/1/2019 09:19:23 pm
I have been sent this before and it’s so good! You’re right, the power mousse is incredible and so good and getting off tough stains xx
Lisa
28/1/2019 12:05:35 am
Dove soap is fantastic for getting out stains such as blood,oil,and most other things i've tried.I've told people about it before when they have struggled with a stain and it's removed it for them.Just wet the stain and rub the soap over it.Rinse it off and then i tend to repeat just to double make sure it's all gotten rid of.
Ruth Harwood
28/1/2019 08:56:05 am
Make a list of little jobs and tick them as you go to give yourself a sense of achievement AND to spur you to get them all done!!
Charlotte
28/1/2019 09:38:25 am
i usually do certain things on certain days then it doesnt get on top of you!
Emily Hutchinson
28/1/2019 11:27:39 am
Don't let it get out of hand and overwhelming, do a little each day.
Sheena Batey
28/1/2019 12:28:39 pm
Work from the top down in a house
Peggy Muncie
28/1/2019 12:35:24 pm
Use zoflora in all your rooms. I have different fragrances for each room and dilute in spray bottle. House smells amazing
Clare Hubbard
28/1/2019 02:10:11 pm
Baby oil makes everything shine!
Gemma Clark
28/1/2019 02:45:57 pm
Little and often so as not to get overwhelmed
Catherine S
28/1/2019 04:13:44 pm
Remove muddy items and wash muddy paws at the front door to reduce the mess inside, then write a list for all the chores as it's satisfying crossing them off when they're done.
Chloe Bates
28/1/2019 07:06:45 pm
keep your cleaning cupboard organised and well stocked to make cleaning easier
Laura Pritchard
28/1/2019 07:31:17 pm
Do little and often, cleaning as you go. I try to never leave a room without either tidying or cleaning something.
Christina Palmer
28/1/2019 08:24:38 pm
Always clean up as you go and don’t let the jobs pile up.
Tee Simpson
28/1/2019 10:07:16 pm
To get sick smells and stains out of fabric blot up and then spray with white vinegar and sprinkle with bi-carb. Leave to dry then vac up
Elizabeth Smith
29/1/2019 11:20:36 am
Delegate, everyone in the house should be helping
Julie Ashmore
29/1/2019 08:21:32 pm
Clean little and often
Dale Dow
29/1/2019 08:42:07 pm
If you run out of products, some antibacterial essential oils and hot water can do the trick
Sylvia Paul
29/1/2019 10:53:56 pm
Use vinegar and water to get your windows sparkling
Margaret Clarkson
30/1/2019 08:27:55 am
Clean around taps with an old toothbrush - it makes a big difference to the appearance.
Johanne Currie
30/1/2019 09:04:12 am
Use baking powder and white vinagar to clean stubborn toilets
Elzbieta Znyk
30/1/2019 12:23:18 pm
Clean regularly don't keep thing which you don't need/use any more.
cheryl hadfield
30/1/2019 01:34:02 pm
don't let cleaning build up, do it through out the day and make other family members do the same
Lorna Ledger
30/1/2019 04:35:27 pm
Small steps climb mountains, so do a bit everyday!
kate kathurima
30/1/2019 10:57:20 pm
keep going and do little bits at a time will make it less daunting
Diane Carey
31/1/2019 10:58:24 am
Put messy bottles e.g cooking oil in a sandwich bag. When used the runs will go into the bag and not all over your cupboard shelves, which can take ages to get off
Clifford Sherwood
31/1/2019 02:51:54 pm
Stay in bed all day and let someone else do it
Isabel O
31/1/2019 03:01:07 pm
Don't let it build up until it's on top of you, do a little bit every day.
Andrea Fletcher
31/1/2019 05:23:23 pm
Do a little often and get the family to help by giving them their own jobs.
Hayley Colburn
31/1/2019 11:55:59 pm
try not to let things mount up, keep on top of things by just touching up here and there when you are using the room you're in, save a bigger clean for when you have some more spare time
Samantha Peacock
1/2/2019 08:17:50 pm
Make sure everyone is out of the house then it will stay clean for longer lol
T Brailey
1/2/2019 09:02:06 pm
Use baby oil around the kitchen on stainless steel eg. draining board. Buff off and it shines like a mirror and smells lovely.
Kim Carberry
2/2/2019 06:48:48 pm
Get the whole household involved with the cleaning. The kids love helping out to earn their pocket money x
Clara
3/2/2019 09:29:33 am
Vinegar and newspaper is great for cleaning windows
Laura Banks
3/2/2019 11:31:23 am
listen to music it makes it a bit more fun
Ursula Hunt
3/2/2019 12:42:28 pm
Use a mild bleach solution and soak shower curtains in it to remove black mould
Rachel Butterworth
3/2/2019 02:26:21 pm
Rub banana skins on plant leads to make them shine.
Hayley Webb
3/2/2019 02:40:16 pm
Lemon juice is a great descaler for your kettle
Carole Nott
3/2/2019 08:28:30 pm
I always tidy and clean as i go - this saves time in the long run
Jayne Townson
4/2/2019 07:28:55 am
My top cleaning tip is to do little and often so that it doesn't build up.
Carolyn Corrin
4/2/2019 09:04:39 am
Clean up as you go along, that way it won't get to much for you.
sue leake
4/2/2019 02:07:42 pm
little and often dont let it build up
chelsey hollings
4/2/2019 03:12:55 pm
Use window or glass cleaner to make taps and plug holes shiny
Jade Jones
5/2/2019 01:51:55 am
doing a daily basic spot clean avoids a massive long weekend of cleaning and decluttering through the week - delegate tasks to kids from a young age so they learn the importance of living in a clean environment and a basic life skill that most young people seem to lack these days
Judith Allen
5/2/2019 09:56:32 pm
I am not someone to give cleaning tips, I always was the sort of person to make a room look messy just by walking in and sitting down. I would suggest to do a little regularly rather then let it build up into a huge task.
joanne casey
6/2/2019 07:38:27 am
Use a dishwasher tablet to clean the oven glass, just rub it with the tablet and it cleans perfectly
Nyasha Mtutu
6/2/2019 03:03:34 pm
Make it look like fun and the little ones will only be too happy to help!
JULIE WARD
6/2/2019 10:06:09 pm
I put zoflora on my mop heads before steam cleaning my floor, smell lovely
claire griffiths
7/2/2019 03:45:31 pm
do a little everyday so that way you keep on top of all the housework
Amanda Baggott
8/2/2019 10:05:49 am
Train your husband and kids to tidy up after themselves. Cleaning bit by bit isn't as bad as having to do it all in one go
Lou Taylor
10/2/2019 03:44:20 pm
Shine a loo with a well known brown soft drink
Karl Borowy
10/2/2019 04:42:42 pm
Each time you complete a task, reward yourself
Jemma Dwyer
10/2/2019 07:55:12 pm
Use a toothbrush when cleaning your sink
ruth robinson
10/2/2019 08:49:40 pm
i soak my shower curtain in a mix of hot water and bleach it really comes out sparkling and no mildew then just hang up by shower to dry
jo liddement
11/2/2019 12:09:38 pm
Old t'shirts, cut up make great cloths for cleaning windows.
Natalie M
11/2/2019 05:55:35 pm
I just clean little and often (30 mins a day)
rose h
12/2/2019 11:36:47 am
If you get a real good quality microfibre cloth (not the cheap ones) and use the tiniest amount of water (no soap or anything), this is the best best way to clean your windows!
Kim Styles
12/2/2019 06:39:00 pm
use a bagel (1/2) to clean scuffs off painted surfaces
Carolyn E
13/2/2019 09:25:03 am
Put a song on and set a timer. Dance and sing while vacuuming. Speed clean the bathroom. My tip : do it fast and make it fun!
Sophie Rudge
13/2/2019 04:03:32 pm
Vinegar on the windows
jamie banks
14/2/2019 06:52:39 am
white viniar is good for anything x
Helen booth
14/2/2019 06:10:17 pm
Tin foil makes a great scourer!
Nicola Dow
14/2/2019 09:55:44 pm
Wipe radiators down with Zaflora house will smell amazing
Caroline
15/2/2019 11:30:33 am
Use vinegar in a spray bottle to clean taps etc.
Julie Edwards
15/2/2019 04:11:47 pm
I always focus on one room at a time and listening to music whilst I clean helps make it more fun!
Tracy Newton
15/2/2019 06:29:20 pm
Clean little and often, and put everything back in its place before bed 😁
Julie Thomas
16/2/2019 10:38:34 am
Have an outline on what needs to be cleaned daily, break the task down so you feel on top of cleaning, not the other way round!
Beverley Cousins
16/2/2019 11:47:20 am
Definitely listen to music, it really helps get through it, especially with my 3 story house with the kitchen on the bottom floor.
Lucy
16/2/2019 01:05:06 pm
I would probably say do small bits but often so it doesn't make it such a big job
Nikki Easton
16/2/2019 08:07:20 pm
Use a diluted zoflora mix and spray it on the shower curtain after each use. It will keep the mould and stale water smells away.
Emma Howard
16/2/2019 09:24:49 pm
I try and clean little and often to keep on top of it all!
Nikki Hayes
16/2/2019 09:53:07 pm
Break jobs into small manageable chunks - 15 minutes sounds way better than an hour :D
Hannah Igoe
17/2/2019 07:55:04 am
I have two types of cleaning one is a deep clean which I do less often and one which is more of an everyday stay on top clean, and the more I keep on top of it the less I have to do in one go.
Allan Fullarton
17/2/2019 09:08:06 am
Don't stop half way through, or it will never get done.
Jennifer M
17/2/2019 12:27:45 pm
Do a little bit every day so it doesnt become overwhelming. Also having a list and tick off what's to be done in the week helps me too x
Donna W
17/2/2019 08:00:09 pm
Laundry powder is excellent for cleaning oven shelves. Leave them in soak for a couple of hours, give them a quick scrub and they sparkle like new!
Tracy B
17/2/2019 08:37:36 pm
Dilute Zoflora in a spray bottle and use to clean or freshen anywhere in the house. I rate the pets one as I don't have to worry about moggy and I can clean all the floors with it too!
James Travis
17/2/2019 09:35:31 pm
Set yourself a routine and stick to it 18/2/2019 06:07:18 am
Once you have finished with a Toothbrush for cleaning your teeth Keep it for cleaning lots of things around the House and Car etc , like cleaning between the spokes of wheels.
Joy Winn
18/2/2019 03:02:12 pm
Paint the inside of your oven(not self-cleaning!) with bicarbonate of soda & water as a thick paste,this will soak up splashes & fat & soon wipes clean
Rebecca Nisbet
18/2/2019 08:15:27 pm
Get a cleaner! if you cant do that then make sure you keep on top of it!
Debbie Preston
18/2/2019 10:45:44 pm
Put newspaper or kitchen roll on top of kitchen cupboards so you only have to roll it up with all the dust and grease when you spring clean
Louise Heaton
18/2/2019 11:34:41 pm
I have an Alaskan Malamute who moults once a year, (that's ALL year 'round!), so when it comes to cleaning the 'fur'~niture as he loves to lie on the sofas as well as his Muttress, I love to use the sole of my Fit~Flop to remove all his hair. I find the rubber sole is brilliant and far superior than any vac's tool!
betsy ferguson
19/2/2019 08:03:56 am
delegate - get the family to help with general chores, and a definate rule, that everyone clears up after themselves xx 19/2/2019 09:26:50 am
Keep on top of it otherwise it builds up to be a larger, more unpleasant job
nicola clarkson
19/2/2019 02:36:16 pm
I wipe out my oven after use, so that the dirt doesn't build up
Catherine Barton
19/2/2019 08:01:10 pm
I use white vinegar to clean my bathroom. It's fantastic at cleaning the shower screen, it cuts through limescale & is streak free
Michelle Newman
20/2/2019 11:33:53 am
Put half a lemon in some water in your microwave. Turn on for a couple of minutes and it loosens dirt from inside
Victoria Prince
20/2/2019 12:50:43 pm
white vinegar is fantastic for removing stains and odours from carpets :) (though do check on an inconspicuous bit first!)
Angela Norton
20/2/2019 01:56:54 pm
I'm going to second (or third or fourth!) the vinegar and water for clear windows.
Amanda Gregory
20/2/2019 03:30:08 pm
Using good quality products is key to making cleaning easier and getting the best results.
ADEINNE TONNER
20/2/2019 03:32:38 pm
My top tip is to use newspaper to wash the windows or glass objects.
Katie J Blackmore
20/2/2019 03:38:52 pm
Jeep on top of the work and do.little and.often so it's not such a chore
gemma middleton
20/2/2019 04:29:28 pm
Clean as you go if you have a busy life, that way you don't have to spend the whole weekend cleaning your house.
Jenny Prest
20/2/2019 04:43:35 pm
Clean as you go is a big one if you don't want to become ovewhelmed! Also choose a room/area at one time and concentrate on that.
Sharyboo
20/2/2019 07:21:30 pm
Do a little every day. Don't leave. It to do all at once or its just awful to face
Sheri Darby
20/2/2019 08:25:29 pm
Set yourself a limited number of tasks each day
jules Eley
20/2/2019 08:54:42 pm
Hoover all surfaces and skirting boards before cleaning to minimise the dirt and dust. 20/2/2019 11:03:30 pm
To get ink stains out of clothes soak the stain in a saucer of milk and the milk will immediately turn blue ( or the colour of the ink). Keep changing the milk until no more ink is absorbed.
Fiona jk42
20/2/2019 11:19:55 pm
put dirty dishes into the dishwasher right away, don't pile them up in the sink as it makes extra work
paula cheadle
20/2/2019 11:39:28 pm
tidy up after yourself
Monika Bascombe
20/2/2019 11:51:41 pm
Nothing beats vinegar when it comes to removing limescale
Adrian Bold
21/2/2019 12:49:18 am
Always clean from top to bottom in a room. That way you aren't displacing dust and dirt into lower surfaces you have cleaned before.
Karen Durrant
21/2/2019 05:14:01 am
do a little bit everyday then its not so overwhelming. Organise drawers and cupboards so you can see what you have and can access things more easily which will make housework quicker
Kerry Horsburgh
21/2/2019 06:25:55 am
I have a powerful handheld vacuum that's not too heavy. My two year old can use it and is happy to take responsibility for his own crumbs which seem to be constant!
Michelle Ferguson
21/2/2019 06:27:17 am
Do a little bit every day so it doesn't build up to a mammoth task 21/2/2019 06:40:57 am
Bicarbonate of Soda is a good one it can be used in burned pans it just lifts it off and its good for cleaning too
Christina Kuczerepa
21/2/2019 07:43:47 am
Get in to the habit of picking up after yourself, like make your bed as soon as you get up and doing dishes right after dinner, i walk around the house spraying zoflora after ive cleaned and makes the house smell amazing
Diane Crafter
21/2/2019 07:56:24 am
Always get the children to help. my girls love wiping the skirting boards and helping clean the windows. Still cannot get them to pick their lego up though, unless i give them a dustpan and brush to sweep it up.
Dawn Samples
21/2/2019 08:47:36 am
Mix washing up liquid with bicarbonate of soda into a paste and apply to glass front cookers, leaving on for an hour before washing off to remove stains x
Rachael Sexey
21/2/2019 08:51:22 am
Put your favourite music on and do 10 minute intervals to keep yourself motivated 😊
tina Glover
21/2/2019 08:54:14 am
I find white wine vinegar mixed with bicarbonate of soda is amazing on anything! It works wonders on stains and mildew in the bathroom x
Catherine Bullas
21/2/2019 09:09:47 am
White vinegar is great for cleaning things.
Fiona Johnstone
21/2/2019 10:17:21 am
Put on some music to listen to while you work. Makes the jobs less boring.
Tracey Mitchell
21/2/2019 11:30:21 am
I always check pockets before a wash I am always surprised by the number of tissues, nails and loose change.
sharon martin
21/2/2019 12:05:49 pm
a nice homemade carpet freshener, add some crushed/powdered herbs (say lavender) to bicarbonate of soda and sprinkle on your carpets, after a while just hoover
Joanna Kasznicki
21/2/2019 12:12:02 pm
do little and often
Kate Sutton
21/2/2019 12:24:07 pm
Try to clean as you go so it is kept on top off
Anita
21/2/2019 12:30:58 pm
If there is paint on the carpet don’t rub it in - always pat it clean! - may sound like common sense but I figured that out after realising panicking does not help!!
Michaela B
21/2/2019 01:04:52 pm
Get someone else to do it! ;)
Rebecca Whatmore
21/2/2019 01:33:34 pm
mix 50% distilled vinegar (white) and 50% tap water to clean your windows
Lucy Robinson
21/2/2019 01:54:11 pm
If you have plastic marks in your bath from the kiddies toys, they are easily removed by rubbing them with toothpaste.
Clare Tate
21/2/2019 03:07:28 pm
do little and often and then it wont seem like there is loads to do also get the kids to help by making it fun and into a game
Nicola Marshall
21/2/2019 03:14:29 pm
I try and do a bit every day, that way I can keep on top of it.
Shell
21/2/2019 03:52:57 pm
Bicarbonate of soda mixed with water to remove stains from carpets 21/2/2019 04:01:09 pm
Peanut butter! Hahaha, its great for getting sticky residue off from stickers that my little darlings like to stick on random things in the house.
Ruth lee
21/2/2019 04:18:09 pm
Do half an hour each day
Wendy Guy
21/2/2019 04:29:31 pm
Use newspaper to clean your windows
Rachael Obrien
21/2/2019 04:46:46 pm
Lots of storage , Chuck everything in them and clean from top to bottom , Hoover lampshade and corners , polish furniture and do floors last
Pauline Burroughs
21/2/2019 06:14:42 pm
Treat stains on clothes as soon as possible. A little bit of washing up liquid and cool water will shift most things
Kirsty R
21/2/2019 06:53:25 pm
I love all the ACE products! They are fab!!
laura stewart
21/2/2019 07:14:36 pm
keep ontop of it
Maria P
21/2/2019 07:37:46 pm
we have hard water - vinegar is perfect for limescale stains
jessica cook
21/2/2019 07:49:24 pm
make yourself a cleaning rota and assign different jobs for different days
Kay Broomfield
21/2/2019 07:57:01 pm
Give your children a few age appropriate cleaning chores so they help you keep on top of the tidying and also take a pride in their home.
Nikki Hunter-Pike
21/2/2019 08:05:54 pm
split the house into zones and rotate which zones you clean to make sure you stay on top of everything!
Amy Denney
21/2/2019 08:07:48 pm
Lemon and vinger do a good job or cleaning and also a toothbrush for hard to reach places.
Paula Tarling
21/2/2019 08:08:02 pm
Baby oil is excellent for removing stickers and sticky residues. It’s also fab for buffing up and shining stainless steel x
Tammy neal
21/2/2019 08:41:19 pm
Split into sections makes the jobs easier x
Natalie Crossan
21/2/2019 08:54:22 pm
Washing powder removes tea stains from mugs and spoons! Making them look good as new
Ali gill
21/2/2019 09:05:56 pm
I like to wipe a little fabric conditioner over the radiators then the house smells amazing next time I turn them on!
Kim d
21/2/2019 09:12:28 pm
Try to keep onto of it and never feel guilty about paying someone to do the horrible jobs
Deborah Clarke
21/2/2019 09:29:38 pm
Focus on a different room each day so it doesn't build up.
Sharon Burroughs
21/2/2019 09:43:56 pm
I use a toothbrush around taps, I also make a to do list and stick to it otherwise I get distracted and don't get anything done.
Cerys John
21/2/2019 09:56:57 pm
Vinegar is so good for cleaning so many things!
Eilean Fraoch
21/2/2019 09:59:11 pm
Homemade wipes - cloths soaked in boiling water mixed with a drop of washing up liquid, essential oil and bicarbonate of soda.
Kirsteen Mackay
21/2/2019 10:01:08 pm
Soda crystals are great for getting bad smells out of fabric or carpets.
Marie Rungapadiachy
21/2/2019 10:21:11 pm
Use an old toothbrush to clean around taps and get into tight corners.
Michelle Blane
21/2/2019 10:22:41 pm
Vinegar is brilliant for limescale, glass and acts like conditioner to get the hairs off pet blankets when washing!
Rachel Craig
21/2/2019 10:39:29 pm
Baby wipes are great for cleaning light switches, outside of electric sockets door handles and electric plugs. Helps to keep these clean and hopefully helps in the spread of viruses, etc. As areas which can be touched frequently by a variety of people's hands / fingers.
Alison Macdonald
21/2/2019 10:49:28 pm
What an ACE giveaway 😉
Caroline Blaza
21/2/2019 11:02:41 pm
Do a little each day and then it never gets bad.
Lorna-Jane Holland
21/2/2019 11:07:16 pm
Try your best to keep on top of cleaning and chores like laundry so it's not quite so daunting!
Lia Burns
21/2/2019 11:10:58 pm
Pop a tumble dryer sheet inside of your folded bed sheets whilst storing them in between uses, this helps to stop that dusty cupboard smell!
Alan Youngman
22/2/2019 12:00:06 am
Don't invite anyone round to your house then only you will know whether or not you have cleaned.
Catriona Nation
22/2/2019 03:16:28 pm
i set a timer and do 10 mins in each room, it's amazing how much you can get done and it's shit of a workout too
Troy Easton
22/2/2019 11:08:38 pm
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