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Just because a certain eco-friendly substance is an effective cleaner for use around the home, doesn’t mean that it can be automatically be mixed with another substance that shares similar properties, or any other cleaning solution, chemical or otherwise; in fact, some combinations can be downright hazardous.

Even if you’re not particularly aware that your home is cluttered – or are aware and simply don’t care – it will inevitably be having an effect on your state of mind, and could mean that you’re living in an unclean home, too.

Stainless steel appliances are incredibly popular thanks to their heat, rust and damage resistant qualities, and when they’re cleaned properly and maintained well, they can look great sitting on a kitchen countertop. When they become grubby, stained and covered in smears and fingerprints, however, nothing can let a kitchen down more.

Apartment living can be wonderful, provided your neighbors are good and you’re able to keep the space clean, tidy and comfortable.

We deliver happiness through home cleaning and other home and lifestyle services. We offer simple flat pricing based on the size of the home given the number of bedrooms and square footage. Unfortunately, at this time we don’t do any partial cleanings. Please note, a “Deep Clean” is required for the first cleaning.

Ovens can be a real drag to clean, but leave them dirty, and soon whatever you cook in it will taste tainted, not to mention the fact that the oven will be a real eyesore in your kitchen.

Keeping a clean and healthy home is necessary if we’re to keep ourselves clean and healthy, too, but with harsh chemicals often used, could we be doing more harm than good to ourselves and the environment?

Keeping a clean and healthy home is necessary if we’re to keep ourselves clean and healthy, too, but with harsh chemicals often used, could we be doing more harm than good to ourselves and the environment?

Oftentimes, unless your pets are furless (and some breeds are!) no matter how often you clean your home, or even if you have a daily home cleaning service, you’ll never be able to stop some pet hair from invading your home. However, there are a number of simple things you can do to keep it to a bare minimum, and some of them are listed below:

It’s often just as important to care for your home as it is to care for yourself, and fortunately, there are ways to keep your home clean and tidy that can benefit your physical and mental well being, too.

Nothing ruins a beautiful view through a window or reflection in a mirror, than streaks and stains. And nothing looks dirtier and more unhygienic than a glass cooktop covered in smears.

Dusting. Yuk. Nobody enjoys dusting, right? However, without taking some steps to eliminate dust, it will always be there, and could even start to affect your health if left to accumulate over time.

While your kids are at school, there are ample opportunities for them to pick up germs and bring them home with them, and in light of the ongoing COVID-19 health pandemic, more and more focus has shifted to disinfecting potentially contaminated items.

While some parents choose to wait until their kids are older to get them involved with household chores, others prefer to start them young. Whatever your preference, here are some ideas for appropriate chores that your kids can help you with, whatever their age:

There’s nothing like the relaxing sensation of immersing yourself in a hot, steamy, bubbly tub, especially after a hard day at work, or if the kids have driven you crazy! However, bathtubs are notorious for attracting dirt and grime, mold, and filth, along with lasting stains created by hard water and rust.

There’s nothing more attractive in a home than a beautiful, clean tiled floor, but when dirty, stained grouting becomes a problem, it can quickly spoil the look of it.

Most of us, irrespective of how much we love or hate to clean our home, have a number of cleaning products that we regularly use and rely on. Whether they’re store bought items or things that we find in our kitchen pantry, we use them because they’re effective, and ideally, cost effective.

When we talk about stress, we’re typically referring to the mental, emotional or physical tension that we experience when we deal with the strains of everyday life. This tension can often cause us to worry uncontrollably, or to feel sad and anxious, and while there are many ideas about how best to eliminate these feelings, research has shown that the simple act of cleaning may help us more than we may think.

It’s common courtesy for most of us to clean our homes before the new owners move in, and even if we’re not obliged to, we still do it so that they can move their furniture and other items straight in. After all, if the shoe were on the other foot, we’d want the same from our new home.

Pets make a home complete, but the smell they leave behind is not quite as welcome! Fortunately, by following these 9 tips, you can keep your home clean, even with pets:

We often jokingly refer to professional cleaners as being ‘fairies’, as if in some way they secretly enter our homes while we’re sleeping and make all our cleaning catastrophes and dirt disasters look as if they never happened. This is not the reality, of course, but since they so often help us with tasks we are not keen to carry out ourselves, and do such a great job of it, we are inclined to view them as mythical creatures!

Clutter. We’ve all either got it, or had it at some point in our lives, and most of us could benefit from a spot of decluttering in our homes.

Life can be tough for teenagers, even if as adults, we know deep down that life is only going to get tougher! With raging hormones and stress surrounding school or college, teenagers often struggle to find the energy, let alone the will to keep their rooms clean, and often require a lot of motivation from their parents or caregivers.

Clean tools really are the key to a clean home, and if you don’t clean your tools regularly, you could be making your home dirtier, not cleaner! To help you clean your home more effectively and hygienically, here are some simple tips for keeping your tools clean:

Unless you’re a professional party planner or have no other work, family or social commitments taking up your day, time is of the essence when you’re planning a party, especially if you need to get your home clean first; whether it be a dinner party, garden BBQ or full on knees up! However, with these quick clean up tips, you can get your place party ready in next to no time:

With a simple and cost effective solution of one part white vinegar to two parts water (combined in a spray bottle), you can easily get your windows sparkling clean from the inside out, just by following the tips below:

It can be all too easy to overlook the lighting fixtures in our homes during cleaning, but if you haven’t taken a good look at the lights in your home lately, you can bet they’re in need of a good clean.

You might think that only harsh chemicals are capable of effectively removing mold and mildew, but in fact, there are a number of natural methods and materials that can do the job just as well.

You might be sick of looking at your dirty home, but could it actually be making you sick? There’s more to not keeping your home clean than what you see on the surface, and some of the things you don’t clean often enough (if at all!), could be having a negative impact on your health and wellbeing:

Getting your bathroom clean doesn’t have to mean spending hours scrubbing and bleaching, and with these handy tips, you can get the job done in a lot less time:

You might have become accustomed to the aroma of pets in your home, but you can bet your bottom dollar guests or visitors won’t have!

Unexpected guests can send you into a panic; you haven’t had time to clean all week and the house is a mess! However, unexpected guests usually give at least a couple of hours’ notice, and fortunately, that’s all the time you need to carry out a last-minute messy home makeover, and here’s how:

With a little bit of organization, and just a pinch more dedication, you can get your home spotless, and keep it that way! Sound too good to be true? It doesn’t have to be.

There can be no doubt that cleaning schedules are very helpful, particularly if you have a messy home with pets and kids, but it can be tricky to prioritize tasks and to know which cleaning chores should be performed more often than others.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has made us all think more about hygiene and cleanliness, especially in our own homes, but with so many opinions and so much advice out there, how do you know what really works?

Wet weather can wreak havoc on our nice, clean homes, and soon have us tearing our hair out as fresh muddy pawprints and dirt find their way inside – and in next to no time, throughout the entire house.

Baking soda is one of the most useful substances in the average home, and can be used for so much more than baking. When it comes to cleaning your home, there are many ways that baking soda can safely and effectively used, such as the following:

There’s no need to resort to using harsh chemicals if your oven is in desperate need of a clean, and below are a few simple ways to get your oven looking like new again, without harming the environment:

Did you even know that there was a right way to mop a floor? While it might not seem of great importance, if you want to ensure that your cleaning efforts aren’t wasted, you should learn how to mop your floors in the most efficient manner, and with this simple guide, you can do exactly that:

Scrubbing toilets and grappling with pesky mildew stains is hardly anyone’s idea of fun, but thankfully there are certain tips you can follow for making cleaning your bathroom, less of a chore; here are 8 of the best:

Arguments in the average household often center around cleaning: who hasn’t taken out the trash, which child hasn’t cleaned their room or whose turn is it to do the dishes, and it can cause a lot of stress! However, there are ways to stress less about cleaning, and to not have your entire household argue about it hour after hour, day after day.

While chemical cleaning products are effective at killing germs and viruses on most surfaces in the home, they can be damaging both to the environment, and our health. So, what can you use to get your home clean that doesn’t involve chemicals?

Does cleaning your oven fill you with a deep sense of dread? Do you know how grubby your oven is inside but haven’t had the courage to tackle it yet? No matter what state your oven is in, cleaning it doesn’t have to be a chore that you keep putting off. With the following simple cleaning tips, you can get your oven positively sparkling again, and all with the minimum of fuss:

Many American homes feel incomplete without the addition of pets, and while dogs are perhaps one of our most popular pets, they are also perhaps the smelliest and dirtiest! What with hair shedding, pooping, muddy paw prints and scraps of food, dogs can quickly make a home feel unclean, no matter how hard you try to keep it clean.

Nothing looks more elegant and stylish than a glass shower door – when it’s sparkling clean. However, glass shower doors are notoriously difficult to keep clean, and are often marred by streaks, spots and hardwater stains.

Sharing your life with pets can be a wonderful thing, but it can be a smelly thing, too! If there are dogs in your home, there are few ways to avoid them smelling at least a bit, but there are a few things you can do to minimize the pong and prevent it from taking over your entire home.

You might be surprised to know that it’s actually quite simple to disinfect your home with natural, non-toxic products, and many of them can be found right at home in the kitchen.

Cats are wonderful creatures, and many of us love them and have them as pets, however, they can make your home smelly and cause issues with their pet dander. Just because you love your pet cats, doesn’t mean that you have to let them inadvertently spoil your home, so follow the below tips for keeping a clean home that is welcoming to both your pets, and visitors:

Hate cleaning? Join the club! However, unless you’re fortunate enough (and wise enough!) to already be using the services of a professional cleaning company (or have a really busy household and need help in between their visits), you’ll need to do some cleaning to prevent your home from becoming a health hazard, and with these 7 simple tips, you could get the job done in half the time:

While there’s no accounting for some people who choose to rock up on your doorstep without so much as a prior phone call, and little you can do to make your house presentable having had absolutely no notice of their impending arrival, other types of last-minute guests can easily be catered for when it comes to welcoming them into a clean home.

Are you planning a bathroom renovation or remodel and want the space to be as easy to clean as possible? Well, with the following tips, you could achieve exactly that:

No matter how much you love the dogs in your life, there’s no denying that the deluge of dander and hair they bring with them, can quickly spoil your home, and your clothes!

As silly as it may sound, many of us beat ourselves up over not being able to keep our homes as clean as our friends and neighbours, even when we have a perfectly valid reason for not doing so. Human nature is often competitive, and when we see others doing things that we think we should be doing but are unable to do so – for whatever reason – we reprimand ourselves and look for reasons to excuse our behaviour.

While it might seem impossible to get to the stage where your fridge isn’t full, leaving it with as few items in as possible makes deep cleaning it far easier. With so many opportunities to make us sick – from poorly stored food products to bacteria growing in nooks and crannies – a hygienically clean refrigerator is essential, and by following these 5 simple steps, you could help keep your entire household healthy:

The kitchen is the last place you want germs to be present, but unfortunately, it’s the one room in the home in which they’re most likely to be found. Even if you keep your kitchen clean and tidy, micro-organisms may still be present, especially as they’re invisible to the naked eye.