DIY Cleaning Tricks

 Hello friends, Carpet cleaning is important for maintaining household hygiene, keeping indoor air good and increase the longevity of the fixtures. Most people regularly vacuum them to remove dust, dirt, and grime. However, sometimes that is not enough. To deep clean your carpets, you can seek the assistance of professional cleaners to perform various cleaning methods like hot water extractions, steam cleaning, dry cleaning etc. Additionally, have a look at this wonderful guide to learn how experts clean carpets. This article has useful tips like vacuum slowly and thoroughly, divide carpets into quadrants, explore carpet cleaning options etc. To know more, read on… https://www.bondcleaninginsunshinecoast.com.au/carpet-cleaning-how-experts-do-it/

 An earlier version of this article referenced vodka, which can often have an alcohol percentage around 40 percent, rather than alcohol with at least 70 percent alcohol. What else can you do with liquor with a high-alcohol percentage besides mixing a bang-up bevvy? Use it for green cleaning your countertops, faucets, bathroom tile, and mirrors. Spirits with an alcohol percentage of 70 or above can kill mold and mildew and disinfects well. The smell of a high-alcohol spirit, such as Everclear, dissipates quickly, and when you add natural essential oils, which have antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial properties, a fresh scent lingers. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/diy-disinfecting-vodka-spray-cleaner-4138121

 We all love wallpaper… in theory. A beautiful print can pack a serious design punch, adding color, pattern and even texture to your space. But wallpaper is also expensive, difficult to put up, and even more difficult to remove. In short, it requires a level of commitment that many of us are unprepared to make, especially when working with a nursery or kid’s room. Luckily, there is a solution to this common decorating dilemma: DIY fabric wallpaper. Cheap, temporary and completely removable, fabric wallpaper is a dream come true for those of us with small budgets and big commitment issues. It goes up easy and comes off clean. You can even wash and reuse your fabric when you’re done. Genius! Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-diy-removable-fabric-wallpaper-2504808

 Making your own cleaning solutions can give you a sense of self-reliance if you can't get to a store for your usual favorite cleaner. We've crafted five cleaning solutions to help you with cleaning all around the house, and some tips on how to use pantry items in ways you never thought possible to make your home sparkle. General Tips for Making DIY Cleaners Mix cleaning solutions in small batches. Since there are no preservatives added, mixing too much at once can cause the cleaner to lose potency. Add your favorite essential oil to give a fresh scent. Label every bottle including the ingredients. This is particularly important if you reuse spray bottles or something that could be mistaken as a food container. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/diy-cleaning-solutions-4799139

 Do you ever feel like the chores around your home never end? How many times have you lost hours handling tricky cleanups that you just couldn’t resolve? If this is the case then you are in the right place — we have composed a list to resolve these issues definitively. Among these tips, you will find resolutions for the most persistent and time-wasting cleaning problems. They’ll save you time and help you avoid getting annoyed. 1. Use Kosher salt and lemons to clean your chopping board without leaving any chemicals. 2. Baking soda can be a great solution for cleaning your sofa. 3. Vinegar and baking soda can be a great combo for cleaning your oven. 4. Use a razor to remove paint from clothes. 5. Clean your blinds with a 50-50 vinegar and water mixture and an old sock. Read more:  https://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/50-cleaning-hacks-for-your-home-that-will-make-your-life-easier.html

 Speed up home cleaning by putting into practice some of these 100 essential cleaning hacks for your home. You won't believe what a dryer sheet can do. Don’t Forget the Doormat Doormats are your best friend when it comes to trapping dirt, so make sure you have two—one outside the house and one inside. This cleaning hack is especially helpful in the winter when you have salty and snowy boots going in and out of the house. Just be sure to clean the mats regularly as dirty mats contribute to the mess. Combine Tasks Kill two birds with one stone by doing similar cleaning tasks at the same time. “Clean your baseboards when you are vacuuming or washing floors, clean blinds when you are cleaning windows, etc.,” suggests Becky Rapinchuk, owner of CleanMama.net. Skip the Bucket Sometimes moving around the mop bucket only makes more of a mess thanks to the dirty water splashing around. Leslie Reichert, founder of The Green Cleaning Coach and author of The Joy Of Green Cleaning, has a bucket-...