Kitchen tables get dirty. Really dirty. With juice boxes, glue and glitter, these household workhorses are exposed to all sorts of sticky stuff. And while you wipe it down daily, at some point your wooden kitchen table will need a thorough cleaning. So, knowing how to clean a wood kitchen table is key.
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Cleaning your mattress is something you probably don’t think about too often. But as you put together your cleaning game plan, it may be something you want to add to your to-do list.
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I would rather prefer a small bedroom that’s well furnished, neat and well organized over a large bedroom. But to organize small bedroom, it requires a different kind of routine and discipline. You can’t afford to put things here and there, especially if your bedroom is little smaller. When you have a small bedroom and too many things stuffed in it, then of course you will feel very clumsy and irritated seeing your surroundings.
And the best things that you can do to save your small bedroom from being cluttered is sell, throw or donate all the extras, or stop buying things unnecessarily. If you can follow these golden rules, you can surely keep your bedroom free from congestion. But, if you still can’t follow these simple rules, then it’s going to be hard to organize small bedroom.
The kitchen is one of the dirtiest rooms in our homes. Because it is usually a high traffic area that gets daily use, kitchens get dirtier, faster than other areas of the home. Kitchen cabinets are often the dirtiest area of the kitchen because we are often afraid to clean cabinets for fear of ruining them. Kitchen cabinets can get really dirty over time though, if they are left unattended. Everything that comes in contact with them, or that is in the air in your kitchen builds-up over time and causes your cabinets to look dull, dingy and old. Grease, food particles, smoke, moisture, finger prints, grime, smudges and more are all found on the face of cabinets, with the bulk of it being found on handles and other high contact areas. In most cases, if your cabinets are starting to look bad, a good cleaning is all they need.
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We spend a lot of time on our couches, so they’re bound to get dirty and stained from time to time. Knowing how to clean couch stains is a skill we should all have up our sleeves. Be it an emergency red wine spill or just a buildup of grime from the dog sitting on the couch every day, we have the answers and will show you how to clean a couch effectively!
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In any commercial setting—whether it is a hotel, office, school, airplane or even a hospital—public restrooms represent one of the biggest infection prevention challenges and are areas with the greatest potential for germ cross-contamination. Due to their function and constant use, everything from urine and fecal matter to other bodily fluids and dirt contribute to restroom cleaning challenges daily. Not to mention, every time a toilet is flushed, it releases a plume of aerosolized droplets that can carry bacteria to other restroom surfaces like floors, walls, and handles,1 heightening cross-contamination concerns.
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What’s scarier than a closet bogeyman? A closet clutterbug, of course! If your bedroom wardrobe is feeling extra spooky these days, look to these foolproof closet organization tips to create a clean, stylish, and functional haven for your clothes and accessories. Everything you need to get started is below.
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Because it sits at the top of the house, your loft or attic often becomes the recipient of a lot of junk. The stuff you don’t want or need but can’t bear to throw away ends up here.
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Organizing the bathroom should always start with a good decluttering. Before you move on to the actual organizing, be sure to read this post for 20 items to declutter from the bathroom along with some great decluttering tips. There’s no point organizing stuff that you don’t use or need!
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Moving into a new place is an exciting moment, but it comes with a lot of work to turn the empty house into your home. Something you may want to consider while the new house is still empty is to give it a move in deep cleaning. The house will most likely be clean, but while it has no furniture you can give it that extra little effort to make it clean to the core.
While the people who moved out of your new house probably gave it a cleaning, there is certainly dirt and grime hiding in obvious and hidden places that got missed. It is smart to make the extra effort to get all that dirt from old residents out and start fresh and clean.
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