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This method also allows for picking items that I never would have picked otherwise. Stainless steel cleaner seemed like an extravagance in my own house. I’m not looking for perfect results, so now it’s an easy lazy day pick for me.
The company I used to work for taught us a whole system of how to clean a house. Work from left to right, top to bottom. As soon as you enter a room start to the left of the entry way and move in sections about as wide as your arms are when spread open. Start at the top of that section. For example, if there is only a light switch in that section then you start there by dusting it, even wiping it down with a surface cleaner, then move down and dust the base board. This system really works in more complicates rooms like kitchens and bathrooms because it ensures you don’t miss a surface.
Another tip is to always do your vacuuming last. As you clean each room you’ll probably be knocking dust and particles and whatnot onto the floor so one the room has been dusted and surfaces have been wiped down you can finish off with a good vacuum.
I keep spray bottles filled with water plus a 1/4 tsp of blue dawn and a few drops of essential oil. One under every sink. I cycle my beat up kitchen cloths into cleaning cloths and keep on draped over each spray bottle.
I’m never more than a quick reach away from an easy cleanup and this stuff works magic on mirrors, counters, baseboards, appliances – you name it. Was super handy with little kids because I could tidy up a bathroom while overseeing bath or toothbrushing.
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