The intermediate guide to house cleaning can be overwhelming. Most teenagers and adults do not like to clean their house every week. As an adult, cleaning his house is a huge responsibility, but how he learns to do it properly will come a long way.
He first should make a list right inside his home of what needs to be cleaned. With the right list and supplies, he will not go wrong getting his job done. Once he puts time and effort into it, his house will feel like new and will smell nice.
He should make two separate lists, one for hard surfaces, and the other for soft surfaces to keep his cleaning job successful.
For hard surfaces, he should wipe down tables and countertops from top to bottom to his small and large appliances, windows long and short, ceiling fans (especially for high ceilings), television and computer screens, and hard floors.
For soft surfaces, he should wash rugs but shake them outside to remove their dust, Vacuum under couch cushions, Vacuum mattresses, wash curtains, dust all home lampshades, and clean blankets two weeks after use.
All his cleaning essentials should be warm soap and water, bleach, sponge, soap spray, glass cleaner, garbage bags, vacuum, duster, paper towels, and a mop.
However, what room inside his house should he start with? He should first start inside his master bedroom. Bedrooms carry dust, and each bedroom, including every piece of furniture and inside his closets, television, computer, and wall pictures needs to be dusted by a damp cloth with a cleaning spray. This will eliminate any trails of dust and fingerprints that sit over a long period. He then should strip all his bedsheets before he goes to all other rooms in his house before placing clean ones after. Any remaining furniture needs to be vacuumed for moving on to the next phase on his list.
If he has a Roomba, they come in handy for large rooms for an easier dust job. If he chooses Dallas Maid Services, and he decides to pick one, two bedrooms, and his kitchen to be cleaned, they will select what time works best for him, keeping his house squeaky-clean.
He then should get out a few sheets of paper towels with glass cleaner to clean to shine, all glass and mirrors. His bathroom needs the same treatment, but he needs to use a toilet bowl brush and cleaner to scrub his toilet along with his shower and tub.
The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in any house. He should first sweep and then mop the kitchen floors. If his floors are hard to clean by a mop, he then should scrub it down with a small but loose brush so the floors will never scratch. Also, he needs to throw away old sponges because they are full of germs after a long period of use. After a few weeks of use, he needs to replace them with new ones to keep his kitchen clean without any bacteria.
His fridge, microwave, countertops, stovetops, kitchen sink, and cabinet doors should be wiped down by a damp cloth with a kitchen soap that is not abrasive. He then should use a sponge mop if he has tiles or a regular mop for wooden floors to take away scrubs or any liquids that may have spilled.
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