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Ten Golden Rules of Home Cleaning
September 29th, 2009
HomeCleaning.org.uk’s primary goal in Home Cleaning is to remove dirt and keep your home clean and tidy. Our professional cleaners are trained to give you cleaning services up to a satisfactory level by following ten golden rules of home cleaning:
1. Clean up immediately – Spills and stains are generally much easier to clean up when it’s dealt with them immediately. That’s why our cleaners are trained to ask home owners specific questions of the areas they are about to clean up. For example: tomato sauce stain on your carpet – carpet stains are easiest to remove when they are fresh. The longer you wait the more chance the stain has to set. The rare exeption is mud tracked onto your carpet. Our experts would know the easiest way to clean the mud is when it is let to dry first then vacuum it.
2. Clean from the top down – Gravity could make life very difficult when it come to home cleaning. Our cleaners always clean surfaces working down from high to low. For example: when we do overall cleaning of a house we start on the top floor and work our way down to avoid tramping dirt through the rooms we’ve already cleaned.
3. Think dry, then wet – When cleaning a room our expert cleaners start using dry methods first such as dusting, sweeping and vacuuming. After dry method is applied then it’s time for using multi-purpose cleaners, mopping, ect. By following this golden rule we prevent dirt floating around the house which would benefit customers who are allergic to dust particles and also would be much easier for our home cleaners to do their job properly.
4. Start with the least harmful approach – We use our gentlest cleaning methods (in every cleaning situation we have the right cleaning tools) in order to protect sensible surfaces in your home. We would always like to leave your place shiny, clean and tidy so you feel good after using our home cleaning services.
5. Let time do the work you – Our cleaning expets are trained to do multitask clenaing services using a method called ‘time management trick’. This method makes cleaning easier and faster. For example: when cleaning furniture, our cleaners spray chemicals throughout the room then leave them for a small period of time so they can do their magic. Meanwhile the cleaner would start cleaning another room by following our ten golden rules for home cleaning.
6. Carry supplies with you – Our home cleaners always keep the core cleaning products close to them when cleaning the house. This saves the cleaner alot of time and allows to be precise and quick. The most important cleaning equipment is always placed in a safe place, a large plastic bucket with good handles. This makes the work of our experts easier for them and safe for any other people in the house.
7. When in doubt, get an advice – There are home cleaning situations when our cleaning experts hit a rock and may beunable to complete their job or are having difficulties for some reason. We have trained our staff to be flexible at all times. In such situations they would contact other professional cleaners from our company HomeCleaning.org.uk and ask for an expert advice.
8. Don’t soak, go easy on the spray – Our Home Cleaning Experts are trained to have the knowledge of safety hazards on fragile items such as electronics, computer screens, framed artworks and furniture that can be harmed by applying cleaning sprays or liquids.
9. Read the directions – Our cleaning professionlists are instructed to check all expensive items manufacturers’ cleaning instructions if unsure of the origin of the surface. They also advice all customers to keep these instructions where possible. This makes our cleaners life easier and quicker because HomeCleaning.org.uk tends to keep 100 % customer satisfaction.
10. Get protection or don’t start cleaning – Last but not least we have trained our home cleaners to take care of themselves and people around them. Many cleaning products contain acid, bleach, abrasives and other ingredients that can damage their eyes, skin and even their lungs. We never allow our cleaners to mix cleaning substances together. When applying hazard chemicals our cleanig experts are instructed to always ventilate the places they clean.
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