Have you ever wondered how professionals clean so fast?
Professional cleaners have a few tricks up their sleeves when cleaning quickly and efficiently. The essential thing is to have a good plan of attack. It means doing a quick walk-through of the space to be cleaned and identifying the areas that need the most attention.
Once they have a game plan, they can work quickly and efficiently to get the job done. Another important thing is to have the right tools for the job.
Professional cleaners typically have a well-stocked arsenal of cleaning supplies, including everything from all-purpose cleaners to floor scrubbers. It allows them to tackle any cleaning challenge, no matter how big or small.
Finally, professional cleaners know how to work smarter, not harder. They understand which tasks are most important and which can be safely skipped. As a result, they can clean quickly and thoroughly without wasting time or energy.
1. The Basics
Before cleaning, you must keep all the sponges and clothes germ-free by disinfecting them. First, wash them in hot soapy water before soaking with a disinfectant for 15 minutes or up until it says on the care instructions that you can put these away wet; then dry thoroughly after each use!
Some types of fabric may be machine washed but only if given enough time at max temperature – check the instruction manual specific concerning what’s safe (and not!).
2. Exhilarate The Power
Vacuum cleaners are essential for maintaining cleanliness in your home, but they can lose their suction if debris builds up inside the machine. To fix this issue, you first have to take care of two things:
- Undoing the hose and checking whether or not dirt particles block it on its entry point into vacuuming mode (this will cause poor performance), then replace either filters/bags when necessary.
- Wash out all stains from around brushes using white vinegar mixed with warm water – make sure that any fragile parts like blades don’t come near strong chemicals! Lastly, treat everything with sodium bicarbonate solution, which helps remove odors.
3. For a Glistening Fridge
Do you want to get rid of that pesky dirt in your house? Vacuum your fridge and radiators to remove any dust collected there. Make sure you use the right tools for this job, like an electric brush or duster with a long handle so it reaches deep into crevices where normal vacuums won’t go!
4. Keep Your Cutting Boards Clean
Germs and bacteria can be hard to remove from plastic chopping boards, but lemon juice will help. Just mix some of this fruit with water before applying it onto your stain for an extra boost in removing those pesky food stains!
It’s also best to leave the board overnight so all its rejuvenating properties have time to fully work their magic on fabricating new cells that can fight off any nasty substances associated with dirty dishes (bacteria).
5. When Using Bleach, Do This
The common mistake people make when using bleach is to use hot water instead of cold. It can render the active ingredients ineffective, meaning it will do nothing for your clothes, and they’ll continue stinking like sweat or dirty laundry!
At first, it might be hard, but if you keep reading this article, we promise there are plenty more tricks up our sleeves that will help eliminate pesky odors from recent washings without having them come back soon after.
6. Get Your Windows Sparkling
Remember, cleaning your windows is not to do it on a very sunny day because the heat will cause them to dry too quickly and make smears. Instead, spray-on solutions of distilled white vinegar mixed with water; work well in both directions (to clean or apply).
Another great way is if you have big expanses such as those found within an outdoor room like our back patio, which faces south all year round!
To get there, though, we first need some supplies: a bottle each spirits sewing gin & turpentine and a chamois leather/glass polishing microfibre cloth.
7. Easy Deep Cleaning
Our professionals recommend that you deep clean all your carpets once a year to get rid of tough stains and persistent smells. Suppose you have pets or allergies every six months.
For an everyday grime job, regular vacuums work well enough!
Final Thoughts
There are a few professional secrets to cleaning quickly and neatly.
First, start with the minor dirty areas and work your way to the dirtiest. It will prevent you from having to re-clean areas you’ve already cleaned.
Second, use small, quick strokes when cleaning and avoid going back over the same area multiple times. It will save time and avoid making smears.
Finally, always use a clean cloth or paper towel to avoid dirt and grime.
Which are your favorite methods for getting things cleaned up in a hurry? Let us know in the comments below!
