Smart Cleaning Hacks By Experts

 Hello friends, Most of us are guilty of putting off house cleaning chores. It can happen because of work or personal commitments that take up most of your time. While it is understandable that house cleaning is challenging, you must work smartly to complete cleaning tasks and maintain your house’s sanitation. To help you, I am sharing a wonderful article outlining smart hacks to tackle germ hotspots in your home. Use these hacks to sanitise your home like a pro, use organic cleaning alternatives and save a ton of time, energy and effort.  https://www.bondcleaninginsunshinecoast.com.au/smart-hacks-to-tackle-germ-hotspots-in-your-home/

 Everyone has a particular cleaning chore (or two...or three) that they can't stand. Generally, cleaning your home doesn't top anyone's list of fun activities, but some chores are more bearable and, dare we say enjoyable, in comparison to others. Mopping may always trump the idea of scrubbing last night's dinner off the pan in your mind, or perhaps you prefer to spend too much time dusting to avoid scouring the tub—either way, your most-hated chore is a highly personal thing but one that anyone can commiserate over. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/chores-cleaning-pros-hate-5225256

 Here’s the truth about cleaning, organizing, or creating the home of your dreams: there is truly a hack for everything. Those hard-to-reach corners? There’s a cleaning hack for that. Those pesky blinds? A hack for that, too. Even the top of your fridge—the one place that, no matter what you do, always seems to get dusty, greasy, and gross—you guessed it—there's a hack. It turns out, if you put wax paper on the top of your fridge, it keeps the surface from getting sticky and accumulating debris and dust. And after trying it for ourselves, here is the ‘what,’ the ‘why,’ and the ‘how’ about the wax paper trick, and why you should probably consider using it in your kitchen (and other hard-to-dust areas). Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/wax-paper-fridge-cleaning-trick-5211568

 ’Tis the season for cleaning and refreshing! While a clean, tidy home is always the springtime boost we need, the process of spring cleaning can be daunting.  With this in mind, we turned to a few cleaning pros to ask how they approach spring cleaning in their own spaces—and learn a few tips and tricks for refreshing our own spaces. Always Make a Plan Alicia Sokolowski of AspenClean says she never starts a deep clean without a plan of attack. “I’m a fan of good planning, so I start by taking a tour of the house, assessing what needs to be tackled, and making a schedule,” says Sokolowski. “If you have drapes that need to be dry cleaned, make arrangements with the provider and schedule to take them down before your spring cleaning day (or weekend). If you have really high ceilings that require a specialist to clean your windows and possibly chandeliers, plan for it, and get it done first.” Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/spring-cleaning-tips-from-cleaning-pros-5220256