Good Working Practices In Home Cleaning

By Author: Vikram kumar
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When you are planning to do your weekly or monthly home cleaning work, there are certain practices that professional cleaning help companies use, and should be borne in mind even when you are doing it yourself. See below for some top tips and handy hints that you can adopt to help you in your cleaning chores.

Health and hygiene are two subjects that figure highly in a professional home cleaning company’s stated aims and standards. If you were cleaning someone else’s home, you would no doubt be particularly careful about your own health and safety, making sure to wear gloves and use good disinfectants, etc., especially in the bathrooms. Since your own family, whether you like it or not, carries around and produces the same number of germs as everyone else’s, you should work to the same standards in your own household. Remember, though, that health and safety often carry their own risks.

Chemicals that render bathrooms and kitchens safe may not comply with your idea of personal health. Choose products that contain the least harmful chemicals but still perform the job you need them to do. Often, natural oils ...
... and essences work just as well as man-made products that contain ingredients to which you may not wish to expose yourself and your family. You might also want to consider using simple products that you already have in your home for some tasks. See below for some suggestions.

Windows take on a brilliant shine when polished with newspaper dampened with vinegar. The fluid dries quickly and without smears, and works better than most commercially available ‘non-smear’ polishes.

Baking soda is fantastic at cutting through burnt-on grease in ovens and on hobs. Mix it into a paste with either water or vinegar, plaster on a thin layer, leave for an hour or two and you should find that you can simply wipe off the paste together with the grease, without having to scrub.

Lemon juice is a mild disinfectant (it is traditionally used in many countries to disinfect hands that work in massage, hand painting, or other jobs where the worker is in direct physical contact with others). Use it to wipe over surfaces, such as kitchen counters, where you do not want to use chemicals you would not want to ingest! Alternatively, commercial sterilising fluids for cleaning baby food equipment are obviously safe to use in kitchens, whether there are babies in the household or not, and they are also cheap and easily available.

Always wash and dry the cloths and other equipment you use for cleaning the home immediately after use, in as hot a wash as they will take. This helps prevent the growth of bacteria and disease on the cloths, and leaves you ready to start the cleaning again any time you choose.

Lastly, remember that a professional cleaning help would want to get through their job as quickly as possible. Be like them and do the work methodically and thoroughly, as well as regularly, and your home will be as spick and span as if a professional home cleaning company had done it!

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