; Article Directory Online : Free Online Article Submission - Articleonlinedirectory | Keeping Your Home Sparkling CleanKeeping Your Home Sparkling CleanBy: There was no need to do any housework at all. After the first four years the dirt doesn't get any worse. ~Quentin Crisp, The Naked Civil Servant, 1968. Do you consider "sweeping the room with a glance" housework? If so, rather than waiting few years to see if Mr.Crisps theory is indeed correct, why not have a go with our easy-to-follow housework tips. Defrosting your freezer * Do this the day BEFORE a big shop! (Although, if, in the name of cleaning, you HAVE to eat up that chocolate ice-cream, well...). * Turn off your freezer (a crucial step!), fill a cool-box with all your frozen food, and keep the freezer door open. * For upright freezers, it's best to put a towel on the floor and a deep tray on the bottom shelf to catch all the drips. If you have a chest-type freezer, you just need to open the valve in the drainage chamber and stick a washing-up bowl underneath. * Now just wait for it to defrost. Sit down, have a cup of tea - or maybe that ice-cream? * To finish, wipe down the insides using a gentle, unscented cleaner (water and bicarbonate of soda works too - 1 pint water/ 1 teaspoon bicarbonate), and dry using a lint-free cloth. * TOP TIP: speed up the defrosting process by popping saucepans of hot water on the shelves. Make your toilet sparkle * Remove any stains by pouring in a can of Cola and leaving for an hour (this is very effective- but does make you think twice about the effect it must be having on your teeth!). * Avoid blockages and unwanted odours by pouring in a cup of bicarbonate of soda once a week. * A weird one - but try using denture-cleaning tablets every couple of weeks - leave them in the bowl overnight. * TOP TIP: place a fabric softener sheet in the bin to keep your bathroom smelling fresh (and clean!) How to avoid mould * Keep your home clean and dry (harder than it sounds, I know!) and well-ventilated. * If it's not sunny outside and you need to dry your washing inside (e.g. if you live in the UK), make sure you keep a window open. This will reduce humidity levels and make your clothes smell nice and fresh! * Even when using a tumble drier, it's smart to keep open a window. * At the first sign of any damp patches on the ceiling or walls, make sure you get them sorted ASAP - mould and dampness are a serious risk to your health. * TOP TIP: reduce condensation significantly by running the hot water AFTER the cold water. Author Resource:-> H and B Cleaning offers professional and flexible cleaning services, to the highest standard. We specialise in office, domestic, and end-of-tennancy cleaning. Learn more by visiting our website.Article From Article Directory Online : Free Online Article Submission - Articleonlinedirectory
There was no need to do any housework at all. After the first four years the dirt doesn't get any worse. ~Quentin Crisp, The Naked Civil Servant, 1968. Do you consider "sweeping the room with a glance" housework? If so, rather than waiting few years to see if Mr.Crisps theory is indeed correct, why not have a go with our easy-to-follow housework tips. Defrosting your freezer * Do this the day BEFORE a big shop! (Although, if, in the name of cleaning, you HAVE to eat up that chocolate ice-cream, well...). * Turn off your freezer (a crucial step!), fill a cool-box with all your frozen food, and keep the freezer door open. * For upright freezers, it's best to put a towel on the floor and a deep tray on the bottom shelf to catch all the drips. If you have a chest-type freezer, you just need to open the valve in the drainage chamber and stick a washing-up bowl underneath. * Now just wait for it to defrost. Sit down, have a cup of tea - or maybe that ice-cream? * To finish, wipe down the insides using a gentle, unscented cleaner (water and bicarbonate of soda works too - 1 pint water/ 1 teaspoon bicarbonate), and dry using a lint-free cloth. * TOP TIP: speed up the defrosting process by popping saucepans of hot water on the shelves. Make your toilet sparkle * Remove any stains by pouring in a can of Cola and leaving for an hour (this is very effective- but does make you think twice about the effect it must be having on your teeth!). * Avoid blockages and unwanted odours by pouring in a cup of bicarbonate of soda once a week. * A weird one - but try using denture-cleaning tablets every couple of weeks - leave them in the bowl overnight. * TOP TIP: place a fabric softener sheet in the bin to keep your bathroom smelling fresh (and clean!) How to avoid mould * Keep your home clean and dry (harder than it sounds, I know!) and well-ventilated. * If it's not sunny outside and you need to dry your washing inside (e.g. if you live in the UK), make sure you keep a window open. This will reduce humidity levels and make your clothes smell nice and fresh! * Even when using a tumble drier, it's smart to keep open a window. * At the first sign of any damp patches on the ceiling or walls, make sure you get them sorted ASAP - mould and dampness are a serious risk to your health. * TOP TIP: reduce condensation significantly by running the hot water AFTER the cold water.