Here’s a handy guide you can tick off each month, to put back the sparkle and shine, in your home... Kitchen ·      Clean oven and hob. ·      Wipe inside fridge/freezer. ·      Deep clean microwave. Living areas ·      Vacuum behind/under furniture. ·      Dust ceiling fans, light fittings, skirting boards. ·      Wash cushion covers and throws. Bathroom ·      Scrub grout and tiles. ·      Wash shower curtain/clean glass screen. ·      Descale taps and showerhead. Bedrooms

Cleaning properly is more than a quick wipe-down... Professionals follow systems to save time and ensure quality: Work in Zones – Finish one area before moving on. Use the right cleaning products – Microfibre cloths, All-purpose cleaner and glass spray cover 80% of tasks. Top to Bottom, left to Right – Gravity helps. Dust falls, so start high. Declutter First – Surfaces clean faster when they are clear. Consistency is Key – Little and often beats a once-a-year blitz. · Cl

More people are switching to natural cleaning solutions for a healthier home. Here are some powerful alternatives to che mical cleaners... White Vinegar – Cuts through grease, limescale, shines glass, mild disinfectant and deodoriser. (please avoid using white vinegar on marble or quartz countertops or unsealed grout and hardwood flooring). Bicarbonate of Soda – Perfect for deodorising carpets, fabrics, scrubbing and unclogging sinks, removes grease and stains. Lemon Juice

There are thousands of cleaning products out there.... Here are 10 cleaning products, professionals would recommend... 1.    Micro-fibre cloths  – Eco-friendly, reusable and perfect for dusting or polishing. 2.    All-purpose Spray  – Handles most everyday messes. 3.    White Vinegar – Natural limescale remover, grease and deodoriser. 4.    Bicarbonate of Soda – Great for scrubbing sinks and deodorising carpets. 5.    Glass Cleaner – For streak-free windows and mirrors. 6.