This is a quick and easy one.
So you've got some wood finish products in your home, not real wood, just wood effect or laminates... you're doing a quick clean and haven't got time to buff up for a good finish. Here's the tip-
Clean with the Grain.
Make sure you wipe along the length of the grain, that way any water marks left behind won't show in the light.
So you've got some wood finish products in your home, not real wood, just wood effect or laminates... you're doing a quick clean and haven't got time to buff up for a good finish. Here's the tip-
Clean with the Grain.
Make sure you wipe along the length of the grain, that way any water marks left behind won't show in the light.
It seems some industrious chap in China is recycling smog dust collected in a vacuum and making it into bricks!
I'm not sure it's something that York House Cleaning would do with the dust from your property, however we can't help but admire his industrious nature :D
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/12/08/asia/china-pollution-artist/
I'm not sure it's something that York House Cleaning would do with the dust from your property, however we can't help but admire his industrious nature :D
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/12/08/asia/china-pollution-artist/
So, you're about to start cleaning a room in your house... where do you start?
Do you start by giving it a good vacuuming then clean all your surfaces and walls finishing with the cobwebs in the ceiling corners? Or do you start with the cobwebs, then clean your surfaces before finishing up with a good vacuuming round?
It might not seem like it's that big a deal, and you're right... in the grand scheme of things it's not. But if you want your home to be clean and hygienic it makes all the difference.
At York House Cleaning we start at the top, clearing the cobwebs before moving onto the surfaces knocking all the dust and debris onto the floor. Then we vacuum it all up. Simple :)
However the amount of people I've seen who start with the floors and vacuum first, then after knocking all the bits onto the floors they either complain that their vac isn't working, or vacuum again!
So start at the top and work your way down...
unless you're washing walls... but we'll come to that another day.
Have fun :D
Do you start by giving it a good vacuuming then clean all your surfaces and walls finishing with the cobwebs in the ceiling corners? Or do you start with the cobwebs, then clean your surfaces before finishing up with a good vacuuming round?
It might not seem like it's that big a deal, and you're right... in the grand scheme of things it's not. But if you want your home to be clean and hygienic it makes all the difference.
At York House Cleaning we start at the top, clearing the cobwebs before moving onto the surfaces knocking all the dust and debris onto the floor. Then we vacuum it all up. Simple :)
However the amount of people I've seen who start with the floors and vacuum first, then after knocking all the bits onto the floors they either complain that their vac isn't working, or vacuum again!
So start at the top and work your way down...
unless you're washing walls... but we'll come to that another day.
Have fun :D
