When you visit your local big box store, grocery store, or even dollar store in search of cleaning products, you are bombarded with enough options to make your head spin. There are products for cleaning wood floors, tile floors, carpets, windows, stovetops, counters, and more.
Creating the perfect house cleaning schedule is a tricky task. A well-designed schedule can remove the stress of cleaning and give you a great sense of achievement when your home is tidy. Areas for your house cleaning schedule Your schedule should cover the most frequently used areas
Here’s an interesting fact – your toilet seat is NOT one of the dirtiest things you touch every day. Toilet seats tend to be the cleanest thing in the bathroom because we clean them so often. The dirtiest parts of your kitchen, bathroom and everyday items
Find out how to introduce a Green Cleaning at different types of commercial facilities.
Cleaning products contain chemicals that allow them to do an effective job. However, they can also be potentially harmful to you, your staff, family and members of the public. It’s important therefore that you know what products you are using and how to use them
Find out how to introduce a Green Cleaning at different types of commercial facilities.
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