House Cleaning Tips

 

Everyone is afraid to keep their house clean, but everyone appreciates an organized home. Is there a way to make your home cleaner in a quick way?

Many novices don't know if they should vacuum or dust first. They are unsure if they should dust the kitchen first before cleaning the bathroom or reverse the order.

Follow this step-by-step guide by SaraCares that is based on decades of expertise to make the most of your time and tidy your home quickly:

Fast House Cleaning Tips

Get the whole house cleaned and not just one room at a time.

Cleaning can be more effective If you focus on one thing (dusting, mopping, vacuuming, or dusting) and perform the same thing in each space in your home instead of cleaning the bathroom, kitchen, and, finally, the bedrooms. 

This will stop you from feeling as if you're immersed in a never-ending cycle of cleaning that you have to do the same thing repeatedly.

Put all the cleaning tools you need in a caddy.

If it's a caddy bucket or tote, having everything you require to clean all in one handy space makes it much simpler to finish the job. It will be less time-consuming to search for the tools you need while cleaning, and you won't need to be concerned about collecting them prior to the next time you clean.

Clean up the mess

Before you start cleaning, move from room to room and clear the junk. When you've gathered everything - magazines and good-read books, old sneakers think about whether you need to place it in a drawer, throw it away or give it away.

Dust and vacuum

Before you start to dust, ensure that ceiling fans are shut off. Concentrate your efforts on the furniture's tops and on the shelves' undersides, and on picture frames, handrails, and TV screens. 

For difficult-to-access areas, such as shelves and blinds, put a piece of microfiber to the bottom of a broom or mop. Switch the sheets in the bedrooms prior to vacuuming.

For mirrors and glasses, use a moist microfiber cloth followed by one dry cloth for all reflections, as well as a glass surface.

Inspect surfaces and countertops

Check your home and clean the hard surfaces ranging from countertops, appliances, and cupboards to doorknobs and light switches, as well as TV remotes and even telephones. 

It is recommended to disinfect these surfaces, specifically those that could transmit germs to the skin and fingers of people. Make a non-toxic disinfection mix using a mixture of one-fourth to one-half cup apple cider vinegar or white vinegar and 1 Cup of water.

Pay attention to sinks, tubs, and toilets

Spray cleaner over the kitchen sink, then bathtubs, sinks, and toilets. Allow them to sit constantly for a while so the cleaner can get time to remove the dirt and stain. 

After that, return to your kitchen and begin scrubs. Do not forget to clean the interior of the microwave. Clean toilets are the best.

In the kitchen, you'll ensure that your trash disposal remains in top condition. 

Mop, then sweep

Make sure you sweep the bathroom and kitchen floors. Begin mopping from the furthest part of your space, then go back toward an entrance (that doesn't mean you should shove yourself into an unfinished corner). Clean the mop each when you finish a 4-by-4-foot space.

Be sure to move when you vacuum

Don't be distressed about getting into every corner and crevice while you vacuum. Simply move through your home, using the vacuum through every carpeted space in one sweep.

Some chores don't have to be performed every week. For instance, waxing furniture, washing windows, or washing area mats and rugs. Examine these tools and apply your own discretion.

Don't be a slave to regularly washing your tools for cleaning

A common mistake when cleaning your home is the maintenance of the tools you use to clean. A filthy mop or vacuum that has a full bag is not as effective and will result in having to spend more time trying to keep your home clean.

Clean up as a group activity

The teamwork approach to cleaning is among the most effective methods to get your house clean quickly. Set a date in advance with your loved ones, and assign the tasks to each member. The group effort can bring enjoyment to cleaning. Your house will be spotless within a matter of minutes.

When you're cleaning, be sure to look over household maintenance items, for instance, a sink that is not functioning, which can cause water damage.

We hope that these House cleaning tips will help you to clean your house easily. To know more about cleaning and services, you can call SaraCares at 604-722-0459 and book our services just by a call. We'll be happy to assist you.