I am down with a flu yesterday and feeling a little better today, posting about my travel to South China when I can find the time to write.
Household Tips
Tip 1
To remove grease stains on your carpet.
Shake some cornstarch over the stain and let it set overnight or for at least eight hours.
Use vacuum to suck away the dry cornstarch and the stain will disappear too.
Tip 2
For clothes that run color, put them in a pail of hot water.
Add a little bit of salt; soak for a day, hand-wash then hang dry.
This will make the colors stick and subsequent washes can be with your normal machine load.
Tip 3
Remove rust from knives by plunging them into a large onion three or four times.
Gas Safety Tips
Install gas appliance in a well-ventilated areas and maintain an adequate amount of ventilation.
Do not place inflammable items near your gas appliances.
When cooking, do not leave the cooker unattended.
Ensure that is no smell of gas before lighting the oven.
Leave the oven door slightly open when using the oven grill.
You should engage a Licensed Gas Service Worker for any installation or alteration of gas pipes.
What to do in case of a gas leak?
Turn off the gas valve at the meter.
Do not switch anything on or off.
Do not try to defect the gas leak with naked flames.
Open all windows and doors.
Call the nearest Service Centre immediately.
Electrical Safety Tips
Electricity is an important part of our lives. It must be treated with caution. To ensure electrical safety, below are some precautions you can take in your home today.
Make sure your electrical cords are in good condition and are placed away from walking path.
Never tack or nail your cords to any surface.
Make sure your plugs fit your electrical sockets. Never force a plug into an outlet if it does not fit.
Turn off electrical items before unplugging them. Unplug items by firmly pulling the plug rather than the cord.
Never use electrical appliances in the tub, shower or when standing on a wet surface. They are dangerous if you use them near water, electric shock.
Never touch with your electrical cord or appliance if your hands are wet.
Unless you are a qualified and experienced in electrical work, you can repairs, maintain and install, otherwise hire a licensed electrical worker.
Do not spray household cleaners, detergents and insecticides on switches and power points.
Avoid piggyback connections. Overloading can occur if too many cords are connected to outlets designed for only one or two plugs.
Use childproof plugs in electrical outlets to deter children from poking their fingers into the sockets.
Tip 1
To remove grease stains on your carpet.
Shake some cornstarch over the stain and let it set overnight or for at least eight hours.
Use vacuum to suck away the dry cornstarch and the stain will disappear too.
Tip 2
For clothes that run color, put them in a pail of hot water.
Add a little bit of salt; soak for a day, hand-wash then hang dry.
This will make the colors stick and subsequent washes can be with your normal machine load.
Tip 3
Remove rust from knives by plunging them into a large onion three or four times.
Gas Safety Tips
Install gas appliance in a well-ventilated areas and maintain an adequate amount of ventilation.
Do not place inflammable items near your gas appliances.
When cooking, do not leave the cooker unattended.
Ensure that is no smell of gas before lighting the oven.
Leave the oven door slightly open when using the oven grill.
You should engage a Licensed Gas Service Worker for any installation or alteration of gas pipes.
What to do in case of a gas leak?
Turn off the gas valve at the meter.
Do not switch anything on or off.
Do not try to defect the gas leak with naked flames.
Open all windows and doors.
Call the nearest Service Centre immediately.
Electrical Safety Tips
Electricity is an important part of our lives. It must be treated with caution. To ensure electrical safety, below are some precautions you can take in your home today.
Make sure your electrical cords are in good condition and are placed away from walking path.
Never tack or nail your cords to any surface.
Make sure your plugs fit your electrical sockets. Never force a plug into an outlet if it does not fit.
Turn off electrical items before unplugging them. Unplug items by firmly pulling the plug rather than the cord.
Never use electrical appliances in the tub, shower or when standing on a wet surface. They are dangerous if you use them near water, electric shock.
Never touch with your electrical cord or appliance if your hands are wet.
Unless you are a qualified and experienced in electrical work, you can repairs, maintain and install, otherwise hire a licensed electrical worker.
Do not spray household cleaners, detergents and insecticides on switches and power points.
Avoid piggyback connections. Overloading can occur if too many cords are connected to outlets designed for only one or two plugs.
Use childproof plugs in electrical outlets to deter children from poking their fingers into the sockets.
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