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Wooden furniture cleaning part 2 (dust)
February 28th, 2010
More than five thousand different materials including skin flakes, pet hair, human hair, food bits, pollen grains, spores, insect parts, sawdust and clothing fibres combine to make the dust that settles on every surface in your homes.
We from Home Cleaning always try to maintain a satisfactory level of cleaning which results in your home being take cared off from our home cleaners so that you can feel the fresh aroma breeze inside you house.
Instruction of cleaning dust from different wooden surfaces:
*Feather duster are great for cleaning blinds as long as you make sure to shake the duster outside frequently. A dry dust cloth just moved the dust or suspends it therefore always put a few drops of water on the cloth before cleaning the dust. An alternative is if you use a just-damp duster the dust will cling to your cloth and disappear to ever when you wash it in the washing machine.
*When dusting a room it is good idea to make your work efficient enough so it takes you a minimum amount of time to clean the dust of the room. To cut down on the time dusting takes, vacuum everything first including furniture, walls, windows, upholstery. Vacuuming removes a lof of the dust without creating a dust storm while cleaner is in the process of cleaning.
*Follow up with a damp cloth and the room should be dust free for a while until the next time come for dust cleaning.
Note: Home cleaning recommends your house should be dusted once a week for sensitive people, once every two weeks matching a regular house cleaning.
*Microfibre cloths are great at holding onto the dus, because they have so many extra fibres. Generally, a little water on the just-damp cloth is all it takes.
*If you have to deal with a great deal of grease, a multi-purpose surface cleaner is used, provided that the home cleaner has checked beforehand if the cleaning solution is ’safe’ to use for the particular surface which is to be dust cleaned.
Customer Notice: Our home cleaning experts never mix cleaning substances due to following high safety standards.
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