Using denture tablets in the loo overnight. Gets rid of all the stains from lime scale and rust. Ditto down the drain if you've got a funny smell/ slugs coming up! Coke works well on the loos as well.
I've stored all kinds of things in the oven. Not quite cashmere jumpers like sex in the city, but lots of ovenware.
I've also pulled the sticker outlines off, and left the little stickers.
Changing a nappy, use a clean one underneath the old one as a change mat. Just open it up and pop baby onto it.
Then use the wipes, put the wipes into the old one, which is still half on, roll it down all together, pull gently to remove it, rolling it up all the while, and close it using the tabs, leaving clean one to be tied up on the clean, creamed bottom. Saves faffing for a new nappy with one hand as baby's bottom gets cold on the (most likely soon to be piddled on ) change mat/ table / floor/ sofa/ knee. Never had an accident, or nasty smels. It's so quick.
Turn the light off in your fridge/ take the bulb out: no late night trips as you can't see a thing!
I use really cheap baby wipes on all stainless steel kitchen appliances/ hob hoods. Rub briskly with a microfibre cloth / kitchen roll to bring up an amazing streak free shine after.
You can reuse the baby wipes by washing them, as it's the structure that lifts the grease and dirt.
You can use a few wipes or the microfibre cloth in a bowl of water to wash Windows too, amazingly quick. Throw the water at the top of the window to rinse it down.... (outside Windows, obs!)
Chop or blitz herbs in the nutribullet as soon as you get a bunch, put the pureé in ice trays and add a bit of water and freeze. Fresh herbs for soups and sauces.
You can do the same with garlic. Make sure you double bag the garlic (with bread soda in the outer bag if you like) or it can make the freezer smell a bit garlicky.
And slices of lemon and lime too can be frozen too.
Also grapes, which are lovely for pimms, or salads.
Off to see about the duvet burrito YouTube video. Duvets are my old nemesis.