Jet- powered solution

ENJOY Ramadan with Karcher’s high- pressure jet cleaner.

Cleaning your home and car in preparation for Ramadan will be less time- consuming, thanks to the Karcher Pressure Cleaner.

You can clean your home without having to apply much effort, even with the most stubborn dirt. This means less work and more enjoyment for you and your family during the Ramadan celebration.

Cleaning made easy

Karcher’s jet cleaner produces a high- pressure water jet with sufficient cleaning power to remove dirt, grime and moss from every nook and cranny of your home.

It also makes car washing simple. Blast off stubborn dirt and dust accumulated on your car effectively without any scratching of the sensitive paintwork.

Karcher’s high- pressure jet cleaner offers greater efficiency without compromise, as it uses only 400 litres an hour and is 20 times stronger than the average gardening hose, which uses 2,000 litres an hour.

Karcher, the world’s leading cleaning specialist inventor of the first high- pressure cleaner, is celebrating its 80th anniversary.

Founded in Winnenden near Stuttgart, Germany, by Alfred Karcher in 1935, the company aims to be the market leader in providing value- added cleaning solutions to the consumer and professional markets through its dedicated team, which is focused on customer- centric endeavours.

It is giving out free T- shirts for K2 compact, K3.500, K4.600 and K5.700 in conjunction with Karcher’s 80th anniversary celebration. The promotion is valid until Aug 31.

Customers can be assured of high- quality and reliable machines to meet all their cleaning requirements.

With Karcher, cleaning is made much easier and with greater results.

For efficient and powerful water jet cleaning solutions, call 1300 223 188 or visit your nearest Karcher retail stores, DIY or hardware stores for more information. Blast off stubborn dirt and dust from your car effectively without scratching the sensitive paintwork.

If you’re buying flowers and have to do some shopping before you go home, the heat in your car can dehydrate delicate blooms. Ask the florist to wrap the stems in wet cotton wool and cover with a bit of tin foil. If you’re at a market, buy a bottle of water and wedge your flowers into it.

Stems absorb water better if they are freshly cut. Cut an inch off the base with a sharp knife. Generally speaking, slicing sideways is better than a straight cut. If you’re close to home and in a proper shop, get the staff to do it. If not, do it when you get home. Cutting stems and leaving flowers for hours is counterproductive.

Cut the tips.

Buy some floral preservatives.

Available at gardening centres and upmarket supermarkets, these chemicals help extend the life of your flowers. Don’t overuse them as a little often goes a long way.