Tips To Clean Your Home Faster

1. Gather Cleaning Supplies

You can waste a lot of time carrying a single cleaning product, such as a cloth or a duster to clean a room and then putting it away and going to find a glass cleaner.
Gather all the items you are going to use in a basket or box. This way, you won’t have to leave the room every time you need a different item.

2. Apply Cleaning Products To Tough Stains First

Tasks such as scrubbing toilets, removing limescale residue, or cleaning oven spills require the use of cleaners that take time to dissolve stains and dirt. If you apply the products to these areas first before doing other cleaning tasks, these chemicals will have a chance to soften and remove the stains.

3. Tidy Up, Then Mop

It’s hard to dust and vacuum when toys, books, and other items are strewn across coffee tables and counters. Cleaning professionals know that the quickest and most effective way to clean is to pick up and put away items that belong somewhere else first.
After you’ve picked up everything, you’re clear to clean up.

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4. Establish A Cleaning Pattern

If you’ve ever walked into a room and not known where to start cleaning, you may find it easier if you establish a consistent cleaning pattern. Since dust tends to settle on surfaces, try starting at the highest areas of the room and working your way down.

5. Use A Mop To Clean The Bathroom Floor

Most bathrooms are small, and it can be hard to get behind the toilet or in between the tub with a mop. So to get your floor extra clean, consider getting down on your knees and mopping it with a mop. This is an easy way to get your bathroom floor sparkling clean.

6. Dust First, Vacuum Later

The last thing you should do when cleaning a place is vacuum, and you usually do this before you leave. This way, the first thing the homeowner sees when they come home are the freshly vacuumed lines left on the carpet.

7. Disinfect Sinks With Bleach

Sinks, especially kitchen sinks, accumulate all kinds of dirt and stuck-on residue that can leave germs and bacteria behind even after cleaning. To get your sinks as clean as possible, fill them with cold water and then add liquid bleach at 1 cup per 5 liters of water.

8. Use Microfiber Cloths On Stainless Steel

Many of today’s appliances are made of stainless steel and they shine spectacularly when these metal surfaces are spotless.
Use a damp microfiber cloth to remove stains and follow up with a clean, dry one to achieve a streak-free finish.
Follow these step-by-step tips to make the most of your time and clean your home completely in a simple and fast way.