These back-to-school organization ideas are sure to make getting back into the groove, groovy, instead of gruesome.
It’s that time of year again; when homework papers obscure the kitchen island, and the daily tasks of making lunches and laying out school clothes seem to stretch late into the night. But have no fear! We have 10 back to school organization ideas that are sure to make getting back into the groove, groovy, instead of gruesome. Continue reading
Tackling this five-step chore a couple times a year can help keep things fresh in the bedroom Cleaned To Perfection’s Mattress cleaning service to help you get a better nights sleep.
You spend about a third of your life on your mattress. When was the last time you gave it a good, deep clean? The seldom-used living room sofa probably feels the bristle of a vacuum brush more often than your trusty mattress. It’s time to change that. Besides promoting a more pleasant and productive night’s sleep, a clean, cared-for mattress can last longer—and it might even help prevent nasty, not to mention costly, pest infestations. Continue reading
It’s spring cleaning time and everyone is currently pulling together their checklists to get their homes in order. But do you really have everything you need to clean on your list? There are actually quite a few items in your home that you probably don’t realize really need to get a scrub down.
Since no one wants their home to get them sick, we rounded up the 10 unexpected things you need to keep clean. We bet you’ll be surprised. Continue reading
Sweep or vacuum your tile floors regularly to keep them from getting dull. Tiles may be resistant to dirt, but sand and grit can dull glazed surfaces. Clean tile with a steam mop, or a SH-MOP which is our go to mop at Cleaned To Perfection rather than a sponge mop. The latter pushes dirty water into grout lines and makes them harder to clean.
Preventing Build-up If your tile floors look hazy, you might be dealing with soapy residue, which is another reason to use a steam mop with just hot water. Remove the film with a nonabrasive all-purpose cleaner. You could also try a mild acid — such as fresh lemon juice — on ceramic tile floors (but never on marble). Rinse thoroughly with clean water, and buff dry with a clean lint-free cloth. Be kind to your knees and dry tiles the easy way: by using your foot to slide the cloth over the floor. Continue reading