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reebok · **Posted: 12-02-2009 , 07:19 AM** #18

this probably isn't the best solution, as you have to throw them away afterwards, but I always keep a few in the bathroom, and use them to dry off/polish the loo after I've cleaned it. Then I just throw them away. (Don't like the thought of using re-usable cloths for this).
Like I say, not the greenest idea, but at least they are getting a second function before they go in the bin.
But... I have found out from doing this, that they are great for any kind of cleaning or dusting - especially awkward things, because you can wear them like a glove and really get in to the corners.

Ha ha you would think the house is spotless... when actually I've just got as far as putting all the odd socks aside...

	Posted: 12-02-2009 , 07:19 AM #18
reebok Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Celbridge, Co. Kildare Posts: 219	odd socks this probably isn't the best solution, as you have to throw them away afterwards, but I always keep a few in the bathroom, and use them to dry off/polish the loo after I've cleaned it. Then I just throw them away. (Don't like the thought of using re-usable cloths for this). Like I say, not the greenest idea, but at least they are getting a second function before they go in the bin. But... I have found out from doing this, that they are great for any kind of cleaning or dusting - especially awkward things, because you can wear them like a glove and really get in to the corners. Ha ha you would think the house is spotless... when actually I've just got as far as putting all the odd socks aside...