46 Christmas at home


30 NOVEMBER 2020 CHRISTMAS IN THE CAPITAL — AN ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE IN


Sparkle your way into Christmas with Marigold


Everyone wants their home to sparkle at Christmas, but with meals to prepare and presents to wrap, you don’t want to spend all your time cleaning


Follow these


tips


from cleaning


expert Marigold to help cut though the work quickly and efficiently, leaving you with more time to enjoy the festive season.


or smears are left behind. Your shiny surfaces will be left gleaming and streak-free in no time for that added Christmas sparkle.


they remove over 99% of bacteria2 from your surfaces, using just water — meaning no need for chemicals. Available in four vibrant colours,


so you can allocate a cloth to a different room or task, they’re also machine-washable up to 60°C3


, so


they can be washed thoroughly and re-used time and time again.


Did you know that as the UK’s


NUMBER-ONE gloves brand1


Follow these tips from Marigold to help cut though the work quickly and efficiently, leaving you with more time to enjoy Christmas


duty scourer makes light work of removing burnt-on food and dirt and lasts as long as five traditional metal spiral scourers4


. It’s easy to


rinse and features a flexible sponge- filled, rust-proof, stainless-steel pad for ease and efficiency.


Marigold Squeaky Clean Microfibre Cloth Faced with streaky surfaces with only hours to go before 25 December? Get your surfaces shining in no time with the Marigold Squeaky Clean Microfibre Cloth (RRP £1.99), a handy two-in-one cloth combining the deep cleaning power of microfibre with a unique Marigold rubber-effect coating for extra absorbency, locking in liquid to ensure no water marks


Marigold Let It Shine! Microfibre Cloths If grubby glassware is causing you to have pre-Christmas jitters, look no further than Marigold Let It Shine! Microfibre Cloths (RRP £2.99 for a four pack), your one-stop solution to get glass gleaming in a jiffy. Perfect for polishing away finger marks from Champagne flutes and prawn cock- tail dishes to baubles on the tree, these extra-thick microfibre cloths can be used wet or dry for a variety of different cleaning jobs around the home. What’s more, when used wet


Marigold Scrub Away Heavy Duty Scourer Christmas dinner is the pinnacle of the season, but the pre-meal prep along with cooking time in the kitchen can make it feel like a mammoth task. Free yourself up and make sure your tins and cookware are ready for roasting with the Mari- gold Scrub Away Heavy Duty Scourer (RRP £1.10). Tis long-lasting heavy


1. Value sales for the total gloves category, total market read for IRI Household Category to 18 July 2020 2. *Removes E. coli & S. aureus from laminate countertops and ceramic tile as tested at a third-party lab. 3. Do not use fabric softener 4. Lasting as long as five traditional spirals. Durability tested by internal testing 5. Value sales for the total gloves category, total market read for IRI Household Category to 18 July 2020


Marigold Extra-Life Kitchen Gloves Once everyone around the table is stuffed with turkey and roasties, it’s time to tackle the dishes. Protect your hands and nails by using the UK’s number one best-selling5


Mari-


gold Extra-Life Kitchen Gloves (RRP £2.50). Triple-layered to protect hands from domestic detergent and hot water, the gloves have a roll-top cuff, which ensures they stay up and don’t let water in. What’s more, you can now give your Marigold gloves a new lease of life by recycling them and their packaging via TerraCycle®.


To find your nearest stockist, visit marigold.co.uk


Also, to find your nearest TerraCycle® public drop-off location for Marigold gloves and their plastic packaging, visit terracycle.com/marigold-uk


, Marigold offers not only an extensive range of


durable and disposable gloves, but a range of cloths and scourers too?


To find your nearest


stockist, SIMPLY visit marigold.co.uk


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