House cleaning
Living Room
- Use a microfiber cloth or duster.
- Start from the highest surfaces and work down.
- Pay special attention to corners and crevices.
- Dust electronics with a dry cloth to avoid damage.
- Finish with a damp cloth if needed for sticky spots.
- Remove any furniture or obstacles from the floor.
- Use a broom or vacuum to sweep up debris.
- Mop the floor using a suitable cleaner for the surface.
- Start from one corner and move towards the exit.
- Allow the floor to dry completely before replacing furniture.
- Use a glass cleaner or a vinegar-water solution.
- Apply cleaner to a microfiber cloth or directly onto the surface.
- Wipe in a circular motion to avoid streaks.
- Use a dry cloth to buff and shine after cleaning.
- Don't forget window sills and frames.
- Use disinfectant wipes or a cloth with rubbing alcohol.
- Pay attention to buttons and crevices.
- Ensure the remote is powered off before cleaning.
- Allow the items to air dry after sanitizing.
- Consider using a cloth cover to protect from dirt.
- Dust baseboards with a dry cloth or duster.
- Use a damp cloth for sticky residue or stains.
- Check for scuff marks and use a magic eraser if needed.
- Inspect for any damage that may need repairs.
- Finish with a polish or spray for extra shine.
Use in Manifestly