Deep clean house
Living Areas
- Use a microfiber cloth or duster.
- Start from the top and work your way down.
- Pay attention to corners and crevices.
- Include shelves, mantels, and baseboards.
- Dispose of dust cloths properly.
- Remove cushions and vacuum crevices.
- Use the upholstery attachment for furniture.
- Check for pet hair or debris.
- Consider using a fabric cleaner if needed.
- Replace cushions and fluff them afterward.
- Use a glass cleaner or vinegar solution.
- Wipe with a lint-free cloth or paper towel.
- Clean edges and corners thoroughly.
- Avoid cleaning in direct sunlight.
- Squeegee for streak-free results.
- Turn off power before cleaning.
- Use a damp cloth for fixtures.
- Dust fan blades from top to bottom.
- Use a ladder for hard-to-reach areas.
- Ensure fixtures are dry before turning power on.
- Vacuum to remove dust and debris.
- For mopping, use a suitable floor cleaner.
- Mop in sections, rinsing the mop frequently.
- Allow floors to dry completely.
- Check for sticky spots and re-clean if necessary.
- Take items off surfaces carefully.
- Dust or wash items as appropriate.
- Use a suitable cleaner for delicate items.
- Dry thoroughly before replacing them.
- Consider decluttering while doing this.
- Sort books by size or genre.
- Remove magazines and recycle old ones.
- Wipe shelves before replacing items.
- Consider vertical stacking for space-saving.
- Label boxes for easy identification.
- Use disinfectant wipes or a damp cloth.
- Pay special attention to buttons and grooves.
- Avoid excessive moisture on electronics.
- Allow items to dry before using.
- Consider removing batteries while cleaning.
- Dust with a microfiber cloth first.
- Check care labels for laundering instructions.
- If machine washable, wash according to guidelines.
- Iron or steam for a crisp finish.
- Rehang once completely dry.
- Turn off HVAC system before cleaning.
- Remove vent covers and dust with a cloth.
- Check filters for dirt and replace if necessary.
- Ensure vents are unobstructed when reattaching.
- Schedule regular maintenance checks.
- Move furniture carefully to avoid damage.
- Use a vacuum or broom to clean the area.
- Dust surfaces and check for hidden items.
- Consider new layouts for a fresh look.
- Return items to their original spots afterward.
- Dust surfaces before using polish.
- Use a wood-safe cleaner and polish.
- Apply with a soft cloth, following the grain.
- Buff to a shine for extra luster.
- Avoid over-saturating wood surfaces.
- Use a long-handled duster or broom.
- Inspect corners, ceilings, and light fixtures.
- Dispose of cobwebs properly afterward.
- Check for any signs of pest activity.
- Consider preventative measures if needed.
- Vacuum upholstery first to remove dirt.
- Use fabric fresheners according to instructions.
- For steam cleaning, follow the manufacturer's guidelines.
- Allow upholstery to dry thoroughly.
- Test any products on a small, hidden area first.
- Sort items into keep, donate, or discard.
- Use bins or boxes for organization.
- Consider seasonal items for storage.
- Reassess items regularly to maintain order.
- Make sure to dispose of trash properly.
- Empty storage bins and clean inside.
- Sort contents into categories.
- Label bins for easy identification.
- Store frequently used items at eye level.
- Consider donating items no longer needed.
- Turn off the power before changing bulbs.
- Carefully remove old bulbs and dispose of them.
- Replace with bulbs of the correct wattage.
- Ensure bulbs are secured in sockets.
- Test lights to confirm functionality.
- Use disinfectant wipes or a spray cleaner.
- Focus on high-touch areas like handles and switches.
- Allow surfaces to air dry for effectiveness.
- Consider using gloves for hygiene.
- Regularly repeat this process for safety.
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