Not all of all own one a fat fryer but for the ones of us who do, I’m sure we’d all agree that we dread changing the oil and cleaning the fat fryer! I for one have a method for cleaning the fryer which I think might also be useful to others. Firstly, there are some very simple things that you will require to get the job done! You will need, two empty 1.5 – 2.0 litre pop bottles, two brillo pads, one roll of disposable kitchen towel, an old mug or cup, washing up liquid, a piece of card board and 3-4 carrier bags. Firstly, we need to empty the fat fryer, but before we can do this, it is important to switch the fryer on and let it warm the oil just enough for the oil to DE solidify. Usually l
It's something every household has to do! But are we all washing up as well as we should be? Some studies show that apparently we are not! Many of us wash up our dirty plates in a bowl which in itself can contain many germs unless disinfected after each and every use. Microscopic food particles can be left behind on any surfaces that we are using to wash up including the sink, whether using it with or without a washing up bowl. Disinfecting our sinks and washing up bowls is not enough to keep germs off our plates however as I will explain here. We wash our plates in a nice clean and disinfected sink or washing up bowl but the water which we are using is of course dirty from the food particle
Well you're not alone! We all love our pets immensly, but one thing that drives us all mad is when they shed their hair! Most dogs will shed their hair at least twice a year and some dogs will moult even more often than that! Shedding season usually starts around Autumn and Spring time and seems to last forever but in fact usually only lasts for around 4-5 weeks! Ahhhhhh!!! No matter what you do and how often you sweep the floors and vacuum the carpets, the hairs are back in no time at all!! Frustrating isn't it? Well, there are a handful of things we can do to help reduce the exasperating effects of unwanted pet hair. Having had two Labradors myself, I have found that brushing them on a ver
