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Houses that are clean are loved by all, but cleaning is not liked by anyone. How can we make our homes cleaner faster?
Noobs often do not know if they should first dust or vacuum. In response, they ask if the bathroom should be cleaned before the kitchen.
Follow these steps based on years of experience to make the most of your time:
Clean Whole House
It is more efficient to do one task (dusting, vacuuming, mopping) in each room of the house instead of cleaning the kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms. This method allows you to avoid feeling like you are stuck in a cleaning cycle, repeating the same chore over and over again
Gather all Tools
If you have everything you need for cleaning in one portable place, such as a caddy, bucket or tote, it makes the job much easier. While you clean, you won’t have to search for tools, and you won’t have to put them away before the next time.
Clean the clutter from room to room before you start cleaning. When you pick up each item – magazines, old sneakers, well-read books – consider whether you should keep it, throw it away or donate it.
Dust and Vacuum
Don’t dust while the ceiling fans are running. During the first dusting, be sure to pay attention to the tops of furniture, shelves, and knickknacks. Mop and broom hard-to-reach areas with a microfiber cloth, such as above blinds and shelves. Remove bedding before vacuuming.
All mirrors and glass surfaces should be cleaned using a damp microfiber cloth, then dried. Cleaning hard surfaces, including countertops, cabinets, and appliances, as well as door handles, light switches, and remote controls, should be done throughout your home. These surfaces should be disinfected, especially those that may present a risk of spreading germs. You can make a nontoxic disinfection solution by mixing one cup of water with a quarter to a half cup of white vinegar or apple cider vinegar.
Focus on tubs
After cleaning the kitchen sink, disinfect the bathrooms sinks, bathtubs, and toilets. Let it sit for a few minutes so the cleaner has time to dissolve dirt and stains. Then return to the Start scrubbing the kitchen. Don’t forget to wipe down the inside of the microwave. Clean toilets last.
Furthermore, while in the kitchen, ensure your garbage disposal is functioning properly. Click here for some useful tips on how to clean a garbage disposal.
Floors in kitchens and bathrooms should be swept. Move backward from the far corner of the room towards the doorway while mopping (don’t mop yourself into a corner). Wash the mop each time you work in an area of four by four feet. Also, if your sink or toilet drain gets clogged, it can exacerbate the problem and even cause an overflow of water. To clean a drain, it must first be inspected to determine the source of the blockage, and then a suitable action to resolve the problem, like opting for plumbing services, might need to be taken.
There’s no need to vacuum every nook and cranny of your home. While you’re walking through the house, be sure you vacuum every carpeted room.
Every task does not have to be completed every week. We recommend waxing furniture, cleaning windows, and washing area rugs and bath mats. When you clean these items, use your judgment.
Conclusion
Maintaining your cleaning tools is an important aspect of cleaning the house that is often overlooked. You’ll end up spending more time cleaning with a dirty mop or a vacuum with a full bag. Complete electrostatic disinfection services at the end of cleaning.
The best way to clean a house fast is to make it a team effort. Assign tasks to your family members in advance. You can make cleaning fun by working together, and you’ll have a sparkling house in no time.
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