Hotels are renowned for their cleanliness, so if you want a home as spotless as a hotel, you need to know the cleaning secrets they use.
According to Saed News, keeping your home clean is challenging, but there are strategies you can employ to maintain a tidy and orderly home—provided you execute these tricks properly. Here are some tips that will help you keep your home as clean as a 5-star hotel.
Behind and Under the Refrigerator
Cleaning your refrigerator isn't just about the inside; you also need to pay attention to the back and underneath. Cleaning these areas helps your refrigerator work better. Use a clean cloth to remove dust from these parts. You can also use a brush or an old toothbrush to clean the areas behind the fridge.
Sponges or Bath Loofahs
Regardless of whether your sponge or loofah is made from natural or synthetic materials, it contains a lot of dead skin, soap residue, dirt, and grime. Soak it in bleach for 5 minutes and rinse it thoroughly.
Laundry Baskets
Laundry baskets accumulate sweat and dirt from the clothes placed inside. If you use a plastic laundry basket, clean and disinfect it weekly with warm water and baking soda.
Shower Curtains
Shower curtains absorb soap, shampoo, and other residues, and may develop mold and mildew over time due to the humid environment. Make sure to wash your shower curtain in the washing machine every once in a while.
Toilet Brushes
We all use brushes to clean the toilet, but we often neglect to clean the brush itself. It is crucial to keep the toilet brush clean because it harbors bacteria. If the brush is clean, the toilet will also be cleaner.
Walls
You don't need visible stains on the walls to clean them. Just as you wipe the floors, you should also wipe the walls and windows to remove dust and fingerprints, ensuring a thoroughly clean home.
Floors
Vacuuming the carpets removes dust, but don't forget to clean the floors beneath the carpets and rugs. Move the carpets or rugs aside and clean underneath them as well.
Candles
Candles attract dust and grime from their surroundings, which sticks to their surface. Cleaning candles is easy; simply wipe the surface with a damp cloth to remove the dirt.
