Four Things You Did Not Know You Were Cleaning Wrong
Tips from a House Cleaning Service
Professional on How to Clean the Right Way
Windows Our experts never make a rookie mistake of cleaning windows when it is a sunny day, this only serves to dry them out too quickly, thus leaving behind unsightly streaks. On cloudy days, begin by brushing the window, frame and screen, or vacuum using the attachment to remove any dirt. While some say that using newspaper for cleaning is a very good idea, this is actually not recommend due to the fact that it can become quite messy. Stay with microfiber cloths, they are the best for cleaning.
Dishes, utensils and glasses Don’t get into the habit of stuffing items in the dishwasher like sardines. Utensils stuffed together won’t be washed properly, so alternate spoons with their handles up and down; however, keep the forks tines up. Plus, try not to mix silver and stainless steel together, as the silver may get pitted if they touch. Try not to stack items, because the water is not able to reach the dishes on the top. Place dirty items on the bottom facing the center, so they are closer the arm. And if you are using a detergent pod, put it in the dispenser. Keep in mind that if you simply toss it in, it dissolves too quickly.
Shower curtains There’s absolutely no need to throw away your shower liner when it gets too dirty, our house cleaning service
expert advises that you simply put it in your washing machine, and wash it on a gentle cycle. Then simply hang it up to dry.
Stains on Carpet and upholstery Your instinct will tell you to simply spray cleaner directly onto the stain; however, this will over wet and damage the carpet, making it more difficult to rinse out. Try spraying a cloth with the cleaner, and then dab the area until the stain has been removed. Rinse the same way using a clean cloth which has been dipped in tepid water. If you want to learn more about our house cleaning service
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