Essential oils are a great alternative if you want to clean with more natural products. Here are the six best options to help you with this task.
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Essential oils are a great alternative if you want to clean with more natural products. Here are the six best options to help you with this task.
Stop having to do all the cleaning yourself; Fabulously Clean can help! Request your quote now.
Dogs are man’s best friend, but they can be a mess too! Whether paw prints or loose fur, a dirty floor is guaranteed with dogs around. Luckily, your pets and clean floors can coexist in your house if you try the following tips!
Your trusty broom could be good for most kinds of dirt but not for dog hair. On the other hand, an electrostatic broom uses its rubber bristles to lift and attract dog hair from surfaces better than a regular one.
The only downside is that you’ll likely have to invest in an electrostatic broom to apply this tip. However, don’t let its fancy name fool you; they are quite affordable. Besides, if you know how to use a regular broom, you know how to use an electrostatic one.
Pet vacuum cleaners are the ultimate tool for removing dog hair thanks to their special blisters, filters, and higher suction power. The only thing that prevents these devices from being a staple cleaning tool in every dog owner’s house is the price tag.
However, if your vacuum cleaner is not good enough for the task, and you are considering replacing it anyways, investing in a specialized cleaning tool for your pets is a good idea.
Letting your pet freely roam around your house means some nasty accidents are bound to happen. So, keep pet wipes, clean towels, and a spray bottle with your trusted cleaner always handy to deal with those dirty mishaps as soon as you see (or smell) them—especially on carpeted floors.
It’s tempting to clean stains using powerful cleaners, especially if they are stubborn or have a terrible smell. However, you should know that most commercial products contain ammonia, alcohol, or bleach; these harsh chemicals can harm your four-legged pal.
What can you use then? Although soapy water works fine for mud and dirt, a better option is to get an enzyme cleaner. These cleaners are far more effective at removing saliva, pee, and feces-related stains. On top of that, enzyme cleaners are safe to use on carpets and upholstery.
Everybody loves dogs and their antics, except when it’s house cleaning time, as an energetic dog can make chores more cumbersome than needed.
One great way to tame your dog’s energy is taking them for a walk before you start your chores. Remember, different factors like breed and age dictate how long you should walk your dog—you want to tire them, not over-exhaust them.
Don’t worry if you aren’t able to walk your dog before you start cleaning. You’ll be fine if you place them in a different room than the one you’re cleaning and close the door.
Some dogs could whine or viciously scrap closed doors when in a room alone. Be prepared and give them some of their favorite toys and snacks to keep them busy while you’re cleaning.
Tip: Be sure your dog has emptied their bowels beforehand to avoid accidents in the room.
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Tired of streaks and smudges on your mirrors every time you reach for the Windex? Well, fret no more! I’m here to introduce you to a natural alternative that will leave your mirrors spotless and gleaming. Say goodbye to harsh chemicals and hello to an eco-friendly solution that’s both effective and wallet-friendly. And if you prefer to leave the task to the experts, our personalized maid services tailored to your needs are at your service, ensuring your mirrors shine without lifting a finger.
So, let’s dive into the world of natural alternatives for spotless mirrors and discover the wonders of personalized maid services, making your mirror-cleaning woes a thing of the past.
When speaking of dirty mirrors, oil, grease, and hard-water spots are the main culprits. So, making a solution that can clean both types of stains without residue sounds like an excellent idea.
Of all natural cleaners, white vinegar’s acidic properties make it a strong ally against hard-water stains’ alkaline composition. Likewise, alcohol’s chemical structure works flawlessly to eliminate oil and grease stains.
To make the most out of these wonderful products, you can mix ¼ a cup of vinegar, ¼ cup of rubbing alcohol, and two cups of warm water in a spray bottle.
Pro tip: Be sure to wash the spray bottle thoroughly, as traces from other liquids or chemicals can leave streaks on your mirror.
Before wet wiping your mirror, dust the area using a lint-free cloth (a microfiber cloth is the best option). During this step, the technique is crucial—prevent dirt from settling again by working on ‘”Z” motions rather than in circles.
If you have a framed mirror, you should know that dirt can get stuck in the slits at the joint with the glass. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush to get rid of particles trapped there while avoiding damage to the glass.
Pro tip: You can use a toothpick to take care of the dirt particles the toothbrush couldn’t remove.
It is recommended to only spray your cleaning solution on the upper section of your mirror to avoid dripping. Besides, alcohol dries quickly, so you may not have time to wipe if you spray the whole surface—unless it’s a tiny mirror.
Once you’ve sprayed the area you want to clean, wipe away the stains with your lint-free fabric using rapid zig-zag motions. If you encounter a stubborn spot, a little bit of elbow grease will take care of it.
Repeat the process as you work your way down the length of the mirror.
Newspaper is the go-to item to dry glass surfaces, but some may use petroleum-based ink, which creates smears when wet.
If you don’t want to risk it, a microfiber cloth or any other lint-free rag will help you to dry your mirrors flawlessly. Just remember to use Z-shaped movements to reduce the chances of streaks appearing.
Keeping the rest of your house clean can be a daunting task. Why not let Fabulously Clean take care of your chores? When you book with us, we ask about your cleaning needs before deploying our fully trained cleaners.
Baseboards often go unnoticed when it comes to cleaning, but neglecting them can result in a buildup of dust and grime that can tarnish the overall cleanliness of your home. The problem is, cleaning baseboards usually involves bending over and putting strain on your back. But fear not!
I’ve got a 5-step guide that will help you clean your baseboards without the need to bend over. It’s time to say goodbye to dusty baseboards and hello to a fresh and tidy living space. And if you prefer to leave the task to the experts, I’ll also introduce you to top-notch residential cleaning providers who can take care of this chore for you.
If you want a detailed guide on how to clean your baseboards without bending over, here is a step-by-step approach tested and approved by our cleaning professionals to help you!
Most modern ovens have a handy function that makes steam cleaning even easier. If yours doesn’t have that option, don’t worry! There’s still a way to use the power of steam and make your oven clean again.
To avoid accidents and clean your oven efficiently, you’ll need to take out the racks and everything else inside. Before you continue, you may want to use this opportunity to scrape loose burnt food or wipe excess grease from the walls.
Now, you can wash the racks in your sink. Use lukewarm water, dishwasher detergent, and a rough sponge to remove the grime off the racks. Once done, dry them with an old towel and return one rack to the oven, placing it in the middle holder.
In a casserole dish (or a similar-sized, oven-safe container), pour one cup of white vinegar and fill the rest with distilled water. Using distilled water will keep your oven spot-free once you finish the cleaning.
Place the dish in the middle rack and jump to the next step.
Pro tip: If you use tap water, be sure to rinse thoroughly at the end to avoid mineral spots.
With everything in place, you can now turn on your oven to 450° F. You should leave it like that for about 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how grimy it is. During this time, steam will form and cover your oven’s interior, loosening the grime.
After time’s up, your dish and rack will be burning hot, so let it cool before taking them out. Once your oven is empty again, use a damp sponge to scrub the grime and gunk with the rough side. For particularly stubborn stuck-on food, use a scrub pad.
Finally, rinse the area with a dampened microfiber cloth. And just like that, your oven will return to its former glory. Time to bake a cake in celebration!
Although helpful, steam-cleaning your oven with white vinegar could not be enough if your oven is extra filthy. There’s an even better option for those cases—it takes more effort and time to do it, though. Check it out here:
How To Clean Your Oven With Baking Soda And Vinegar
If you are not sure steam-cleaning will help, let the experts clean for you. Our skilled cleaners at Fabulously Clean will leave your oven spotless if you request it. Plus, we’ll make your house the cleanest it can be. Get a free quote now!
Baseboards often go unnoticed when it comes to cleaning, but neglecting them can result in a buildup of dust and grime that can tarnish the overall cleanliness of your home. The problem is, cleaning baseboards usually involves bending over and putting strain on your back. But fear not! I’ve got a 5-step guide that will help you clean your baseboards without the need to bend over. It’s time to say goodbye to dusty baseboards and hello to a fresh and tidy living space. And if you prefer to leave the task to the experts, I’ll also introduce you to top-notch residential cleaning providers who can take care of this chore for you.
If you want a detailed guide on how to clean your baseboards without bending over, here is a step-by-step approach tested and approved by our cleaning professionals to help you!
Having the correct tool will make all the difference so that you don’t have to bend over. There are plenty of specialized tools to choose from, like a flexible dust mop, a dust wand, a baseboard cleaner, or even a vacuum cleaner.
However, sometimes you might not be able to afford certain tools. If this is the case, don’t worry! You can make your own baseboard cleaning tool. All you need to do is find a microfiber cloth and attach it to a broom with some rubber bands.
Having a cleaning agent will make getting rid of the stains easier. To make a homemade cleaner, grab a bucket and fill it with water, then add a splash of dish soap and a cup of white vinegar.
You can leave the solution in the bucket to dip your cleaning tool in or pour some of it into a spray bottle to spritz directly on the baseboards.
Now that you’re ready to begin cleaning your baseboards, start with dusting. You can grab your chosen tool and run it from side to side on the baseboards; this will help get most of the dust off them.
However, dusting alone is not enough. Any other dirt or stain is likely to remain. That’s why you have your homemade cleaner. Apply the solution to your cleaning tool or baseboards and wipe. Doing so will trap the remaining dust and get rid of most stains—don’t forget to clean the edges of the baseboards as well!
You can change the vinegar ratio in your cleaning solution to remove stubborn stains. Mix two cups of water, two cups of vinegar, and a splash of dish soap.
However, if you need something stronger for stuck-on grime, try mixing four cups of water with one tablespoon of Borax. This is a more abrasive alkaline cleaner, so this will eliminate even the toughest stains.
Now that your baseboards are clean, you only need to worry about keeping them that way—dust can easily settle on baseboards because they are so close to the floor!
To keep your baseboards clean for longer. Grab a few dryer sheets and attach them to your broom using a few elastic bands. The dryer sheets are made to absorb static, which usually attracts dust.
Baseboards are not the only household chore requiring you to bend over or kneel. Cleaning the rest of your house can become painful and overly complicated.
Fortunately, Fabulously Clean can help you with that. We can take care of cleaning your baseboards and any chore that may be hard to do without bending over.
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