Lemon juice is great and it's been popular as a stain remover for centuries. I Lemon juice to remove rust and stains from plastic, either neat or diluted, and give curry/stubborn stains on carpet come out with diluted lemon juice. For common carpet spillages such as beer simply dab the stain with soda water.
Get water marks off wooden surfaces by rubbing half a brazil nut onto the offending area, first ensuring the surface is completely dry. Alternatively, try applying mayonnaise on a soft cloth or toothpaste on a damp cloth to the water mark.
Grubby fingerprints on your walls rub the mark with slightly moist, stale white bread
To shine chrome taps in your bathroom or kitchen rub them with flour, rinse the flour off and buff them with a soft cloth. Stainless steel sink doesn't appear dull in comparison, rub the surface gently with baking powder or buff with a scrunched-up ball of newspaper or kitchen roll
Wash laminate/tiled floor with warm water and white vinegar although I put in few drops of something nice smeeling (lemon juice or concentrated oils)
Windows warm water and vinegar and scrunch up balls of newspaper to buff them up
Solution of water and vinegar to spruce up wooden furniture. Wash the furniture with the solution, leave overnight to dry, apply quality furniture polish and buff the surfaces.
limescale use white vinegar, for use on those tough, hard-to-shift stains; its disinfectant properties make it an amazing all-round cleaner. Blitz bath stains with a 1:5 solution of white vinegar and water. Unclog showerheads by first dismantling them and then soaking them for 20 minutes in vinegar.
Remove hard water marks by pouring a can of fizzy cola down the toilet bowl leave it for an hour, then flush.
Iknow you'll think its a waste but glass of white wine - but use a glass shower doors, to rid them of stains and limescale.
There are loads more cant think of anymore at the mo.
Rgee I puree the chicken up with veg at the mo but in a few weeks/month (see how sh gets on) I'll shred it and put in lumps