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It was Milton sterilising solution, that you use to sterilise baby things. It was a 5:1 solution of warm water and Milton. I am a little unsure how long they soaked them for, probably quite a lot longer than we are aware, because they were particularly grubby. LOL
"Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned" ~~ Buddha
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Thank you very much TiaKitty.  If the rest of their house is anything to go by, they probably were rather grubby I should think........ |
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hi
i did see that show too but i can't quite remember what they did - does anyone rememeber it all [soaking time, drying etc] i think i remember they wrapped the nets in towels???
cheers
jackie
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this is my first [maybe second post - i think the first one was done incorrect!]
i just wondered if anyone remembers the whole thing for the net curtain cleaning - drying etc.
i saw it bu i can't quite remember what they did.
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They folded the nets up when they took them down, put them uin the Milton solution for a bit, kneaded them but didn't rub them if I remember rightly,then took them out, kept them folded and wrapped them in towels,( not sure if they walked on the towels to get the moisture out,) but that was about it really, when thy unfolded the nets they were readty to hang - it's best to hang nets up while they are still slightly damp
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Hi FB, I remember Kim doing what she called her 'dance of joy' jumping all over the nets wrapped in a towel  I also remember Kim washing nets using false teeth cleaning tablets dissolved in warm water. |
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thank you so much - has anyone else tried it and proves it works?
j
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Hi Helen, Kim seems to enjoy dancing on a variety of materials doesn't she? They use denture cleaning tablets for quite a few different things, such as cleaning the loo & I think I vaguely remember them cleaning a kettle with them once  |
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