Raypath: gloves, cleaning cloths and cleaning sets

Cupboard full of cleaners? For suitable applications, choose the right cloth and water, without adding detergent. Less to prepare; particular types of dirt need separate assessment.

Soak the white glove and clean small sections at a time. Rinse dirt out in clean water as you work. Finish the surface with a damp or dry Sunbeam.

Only for surfaces that can be cleaned with water. Switch off the cooker hood and let it cool down first. Clean the outer casing, avoiding filters, gaps and electrical components.

Soak the white glove and clean one section at a time. Rinse dirt out of the fabric in clean water. Finish the surface separately with Sunbeam.

For everyday dirt on ceramics suitable for this type of cleaning with water. Mineral deposits require a separate approach. Special coatings, natural stone and taps have their own care restrictions.

Daylight showing marks again? Sunbeam collects remaining water and helps finish glass dry. For light fingerprints, start with dry material and judge the result yourself.

Start with a dry Sunbeam. If marks remain, wipe them with a damp cleaning cloth, then polish with a dry part of the cloth or a second, dry Sunbeam.

Check that the method is suitable for the glass. Do not soak the edges or joints. Special coatings, screens and mineral deposits require a separate approach.

Dust on the shelf but no time for a full clean? The dry pink glove lets you tackle one area without preparing water. Vacuum collected dust from the material.

Use a completely dry pink glove. Vacuum the collected dust out of the fabric during and after cleaning so that you do not transfer it to the next area.

This method is for dry dirt on suitable surfaces. Sticky marks, wet dirt and delicate antique objects require a different approach.

First check the fabric care instructions and test an inconspicuous area. Soak NOVA and squeeze it out. Work in small sections without pouring water onto the fabric, then assess the result once it has dried.

Only for materials that can be cleaned with water. This method does not cover leather, suede or fabrics that require dry cleaning only. It is not a promise to remove every stain.

Looking for the right cleaner before you even start? Match the material to the task and reduce guesswork. One area is enough to learn a new routine.

First identify the floor material and how much water it can tolerate. The cleaning pad, holder and pole are separate parts of the system. Check that the attachments are compatible before putting your set together.

Use the white floor pad for everyday marks on water-resistant tiles: wet it and squeeze it out. Do not use this wet method on wood. The Quick-Fit Holder and pole do not replace the cleaning pad.

Soak the beige glove and squeeze it out thoroughly. Work with the damp fabric. Rinse it in clean water as you work and squeeze it out again.

First confirm that the specific surface is suitable for this method. The glove's name alone does not confirm compatibility with every type of wood, electronic device or special coating.