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sink sparkle in just four simple steps with only two ingredients.
mum-of-two, , better known as Mamma Mila, uses dishwashing liquid and baking soda to disinfect her sink.
Chantel begins the cleaning process by first removing excess washing up from around the sink and drizzles dishwashing liquid over the entire area.
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A popular cleaning queen has shared how to make a sink sparkle in just four simple steps with only two ingredients
She then adds a dusting of baking soda on top of the dishwashing liquid and buffs the powerful cleaning combination into her sink with a microfibre cloth.
'This mix is powerful at cutting through limescale and water spots,' Chantel wrote.
The mum then rinses the sink and washing up space with water to remove any dishwashing liquid or baking soda residue.
![The mum adds a dusting of baking soda on top of the dishwashing liquid and buffs the powerful cleaning combination into her sink with a microfibre cloth, then rinses with water]()
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mum adds a dusting of baking soda on top of the dishwashing liquid and buffs the powerful cleaning combination into her sink with a microfibre cloth,
then rinses with water
RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share To finish the sink clean Chantel clears her drains by adding a cup of baking soda to the drain and rinses it thoroughly.
After the clean Chantel's stainless steel sink is left looking as good as new.
The organisational mum shared her cleaning hack on Instagram and received thousands of likes and comments from impressed followers.
![Chantel clears her drains by adding a cup of baking soda to the drain and rinses it thoroughly, after the clean her stainless steel sink is left looking as good as new and bright and shiny]()
Chantel clears her drains by adding a cup of baking soda to the drain and rinses it thoroughly, after
the clean her stainless steel sink is left looking as good as new and bright and shiny
'I did this... I was in shock how my old dingy sink looks so bright and shiny,' a fan wrote.
'This really works. Yes I love a shiny sparkling basin and taps,' another wrote.
'I add vinegar to baking soda and washing liquid as well,' another suggested.
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mum-of-two, , better known as Mamma Mila, uses dishwashing liquid and baking soda to disinfect her sink.
Chantel begins the cleaning process by first removing excess washing up from around the sink and drizzles dishwashing liquid over the entire area.
Scroll to watch video
She then adds a dusting of baking soda on top of the dishwashing liquid and buffs the powerful cleaning combination into her sink with a microfibre cloth.
'This mix is powerful at cutting through limescale and water spots,' Chantel wrote.
The mum then rinses the sink and washing up space with water to remove any dishwashing liquid or baking soda residue.
RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share To finish the sink clean Chantel clears her drains by adding a cup of baking soda to the drain and rinses it thoroughly.
After the clean Chantel's stainless steel sink is left looking as good as new.
The organisational mum shared her cleaning hack on Instagram and received thousands of likes and comments from impressed followers.
'I did this... I was in shock how my old dingy sink looks so bright and shiny,' a fan wrote.
'This really works. Yes I love a shiny sparkling basin and taps,' another wrote.
'I add vinegar to baking soda and washing liquid as well,' another suggested.
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