Milton in mugs to get rid of tea stains. Also can be used to clean pots and pans that have seen better days.
Milton on carpet stains
Wipe down stainless steel with a DRY microfibre cloth for a streak-free shine
Buy a Vileda Spray Mop, it has a plastic vessel attached to the stick that squirts the floor with water/cleaning fluid that you can mop up easily with the microfibre pad. No faffing about with a bucket and makes cleaning the floors every night 100 times more appealing and easier. You can peel the microfibre cloth off and put it in a normal washing machine load as often as you like
If areas of your carpet are looking flat, get a carpet rake and use it once a week before you hoover. I bought mine online for about £15 and it's revitalised flattened areas of high traffic
Rather than get on your hands and knees and dust skirting boards with a cloth, use the thin long attachment on your hoover.
Use scented nappy bags when disposing of sanitary towels in your bathroom bin
Scrubbing dishwasher tablets onto greasy cupboards was the only thing that worked for me; but will definitely try the newspaper thing!
Use plastic clothes pegs to seal opened crisp packets, bags of doritos, cereals etc.
Put flat rectangular storage boxes from Wilkos at the bottom of each wardrobe to keep things like shoes, handbags, belts etc organised.
Bag of coins and change hidden in your car's glove compartment for trolleys, car parks etc
If you and your partner both have iphones, go into Notes, create a new note, invite your partner to the note as a participant and add items you need to buy into there so that both of you can contribute to it as and when things run out, and each person knows what needs getting should either you go to a shop separately . Delete items off it as you purchase them
Bright towels help brighten up dreary bathrooms or kitchens. Our kitchen needs massively updating but has lovely brightly coloured tea towels, oven mitts and hand towels, and we always get comments on how cosy it looks.