There are different types of radiators, but most houses still have cast iron radiators, which were inherited from Soviet times.
Washing such radiators is not a pleasure.
This is what all housewives without exception thought exactly until they became acquainted with the method that we will tell you about in this article.
True, you can’t do without additional “equipment”: if you want to get rid of dirt and dust in the shortest possible time, you’ll have to get an assistant – a radiator brush.
It is inexpensive and is sold in construction stores or on online marketplaces.
Once you have the “device” in your hands, all that remains is to pour soapy water into the spray bottle, spray it between the sections and then wipe them with a brush.
After this, use the spray bottle again – this time with clean water – to rinse off the soap.
Don't forget to put a towel or film under the radiator: water will drip onto the floor.
If you haven't washed your radiator for a long time, you may need several "sessions" to get it in order. After that, it is enough to carry out the procedure once every one or two months.
We previously wrote about why you should leave the microwave door open.
