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August 25, 2020
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Ironing Tips and Tricks

Ironing your clothes is really beneficial for your health and for your appearance. But it isn’t an easy task and often takes a lot of time. As professional ironing service providers we have some tips and tricks to share with you and make this chore easier and less time-consuming.

Put a Smaller Load in the Washing Machine

To save yourself the time and effort of much ironing start preparing from the laundry point. Instead of running the washing machine on full capacity, put a smaller load in it. This will prevent the clothes from getting lots of wrinkles and it will be easier to iron them later.

Add a Fabric Conditioner

Fabric conditioners soften the clothes and prevent some deep wrinkles. It’s not a full on solution, but it could help. Be careful what conditioner you use, because the increased use of some has been linked to allergies and long term diseases.

Use a Tumble Dryer

If you have a tumble dryer you are already one step ahead of those who don’t. Some dryers have programmes, which help smoothen out some of the smaller wrinkles on you clothes and minimise your ironing afterwards. In addition, you should hand the clothes immediately you take them after the dryer even if they are not fully dry. That would help the wrinkles straighten even more.

Organise Your Clothes Before Ironing

The iron temperature increases gradually. Separate and organise your clothes before ironing. Start from the delicate and less wrinkled clothes and move on to the thicker fabrics with more wrinkles. By the time you get to the most wrinkled clothes the iron would have reached higher temperature and would be easier and quicker.

Don’t Iron in Circles

Not many people know this, but you should never iron in circles. That motion can scratch the surface of your clothes and ruin their fit. Instead, use long strokes in one direction to avoid stretching the fabric.

Use the Steam

Using steam for ironing is really good. It makes the process easier and it is also beneficial for your health. Steam ironing removes bad smells and helps people with respiratory conditions and allergies. Germs are 100% killed!

Your Ironing Board Matters

Get a comfortable ironing board. It’s just as important as a good quality iron. If it’s not the right height or it doesn’t provide enough support, you will get tired easier and ironing will become a much less pleasant chore to do.

If ironing is something you really don’t enjoy or have no time whatsoever to do, then we can help! Bredon Hill Cleaning Services offers professional laundry and ironing with collection and delivery door to door. It’s easy, reliable and done to the best of standards. Call us today to arrange a pick-up.

Blog Cleaning
August 23, 2020
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Pet Care While You Are Away

We know that many of you have pets and are often worried about them when going on holiday. But even if you found someone to check on them, your home will need even more care while you are away.

What Can You Expect from Your Domestic Cleaner

Some cleaning companies offer pet care as a separate service. It may include daily walks, feeding and change of litter boxes. However, none of that is included in a standard regular domestic cleaning service.

Your cleaner will carry on with her usual duties and tasks, making sure the house is maintained in a good condition while you are on holiday.

At Bredon Hill Cleaning Services, we don’t have a pet care package, however, we can offer change of litter and clean up for an extra fee. This way you will rest assured that your pet is comfortable and your home remains clean and fresh.

Cleaning in Households with Pets is Different

One of the first questions a cleaning provider will ask you is if you have pets. This is because cleaning in a pet-free household is very different from cleaning in a home where animals live. It takes longer to wipe hard surfaces and to hoover the floor and furniture. But it is extremely important because pet dander can often lead to allergies if left on the carpet or sofa for more than a few days. Sometimes, there are paw stains or light scratches that need to be treated. Freshening the air is also essential, not only for the nice and welcoming atmosphere in your home, but also for the health of your lovely pet.

Tips to Maintain a Clean Home with Pets

If you have a dog the main thing is to potty train your furry friend. At the beginning it will be hard and you will see a lot of mess in your home. But it’s absolutely essential if you want to have a clean living space later on. Vacuum daily, even if your dog is a non-shedding breed. Wipe the paws after each walk outside or coming back from the garden and give them a pedicure. This will minimise the stains and the scratches.

For feline lovers almost the same tips apply. Considering your cat will use her litter box, you will need to change this every 2 or maximum 3 days. This is why it is very important to get someone to do that while you are away on holiday. Your cat won’t feel comfortable and there will be no note of fresh air when you get back home from your trip.

Rabbits are extremely cute, but they do make a lot of mess and leave quite an unpleasant smell. They require regular cleaning of their own space, enough water and daily ventilation. If you leave your rabbit alone for a week with no one to do these things, you will certainly not like the home you come back to.

If you have a bird pet and you keep it caged, then that would reduce the mess inside the house. But it wouldn’t be fair to keep one of the most freedom-loving animals in confinement for long. Birds need to fly, otherwise they get sick. This automatically means that you should be prepared to clean a lot of bird poop and feathers wherever your pet has access to.

Fish pets seem to be the cleanest option for people who enjoy a sparkling home. But they too require regular water change and tank cleaning. As strange as it sounds, some people develop allergies to the emanation of fish food and excrements.

Blog Cleaning
August 20, 2020
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What is Professional Home Organisation

Have you ever heard of professional home organisers? Well, it’s a relatively new profession in the UK, but very popular in the USA now. The most famous home organiser is perhaps Marie Kondo, who also has her own Netflix show now. In simple English words, home organisation is decluttering and tidying up your space to look neat, inviting and liberating. It is a hot new service some professional cleaning companies have started to offer across the UK and of course, we are one of them.

But this article is not about our service. We aim to give you valuable information and help you decide whether you would need professional help in revamping your home without making major refurbishment changes.

What does Home Organisation Include

That’s probably the most frequently asked question. And rightly so. There is a lot of confusion on what to expect when you book a professional home organisation service.

First and foremost, it involves minimal cleaning. You definitely shouldn’t be expecting a deep clean of your home, unless you have booked this separately. A home organiser is there to bring order, create systems and create space in your property.

The expert will go through all of the rooms in your home, including the pantry, laundry room and the closet. The clutter will be taken out and the items in each space will be organised using colour, label or other system. The goal is to be able to find anything you need effortlessly and quickly.

The home organiser will go over your vision for your home environment if you have one and suggest the best ways for this to be achieved. If you are clueless how to create more space and arrange your rooms in an intuitive manner, the professional will be able to give various options. Some people don’t even need those conversations at all. They just hire the organisers to come and work their magic. No questions asked. In the end, it’s all up to you how you want to approach a project like that.

When can you Book a Home Organisation Service

The short answer is anytime. Most people, however, book this service when they are moving into a new home. Moving houses, especially for big families can be extremely stressful and time consuming. Hiring a professional organiser to unpack and arrange all items in your new home is definitely a smart decision. If you are booking this service with a cleaning company you can combine it with an end of tenancy cleaning for your previous property and a move-in clean for the new one. Afterall, a fresh start deserves to be truly fresh!

How is Home Organisation Service Charged

In most cases home organisers will charge you by the hour. The rate is higher than regular cleaning service. Some professionals and companies, however, may have different packages with fixed prices and features.

Home organisation is not just a trend. It is actually an essential service for a person’s wellbeing. Science has proven that a tidy, free of clutter environment benefits mental health and increases productivity. A smart move for everyone who wants to be successful!

5 Commercial Settings that Need Cleaning the Most

Commercial cleaning varies a lot from one setting to another. There are specific requirements that need to be followed at particular premises and different cleaning techniques that apply. Over the years we’ve worked with a variety of commercial clients from diverse industries. And because September is just around the corner, we thought we’d remind you about the top 5 commercial settings that need cleaning the most.

Schools and Nurseries

The new academic year is already at the doorstep. Hopefully, children will be able to go back to school as normal. A big role in making this possible play commercial cleaning services. Schools and childcare settings now have to adhere to higher cleaning and hygiene maintenance standards. Disinfection is required more frequently and there’s specific COVID-safe training that cleaning personnel has to go through. Some schools have taken all necessary precautions and trained their in-house cleaners appropriately. Others, however, will require assistance from a reliable and licensed commercial cleaning company.

GP Surgeries, Dental Practices and Physiotherapy Studios

Commercial cleaning is absolutely crucial in any healthcare setting. GP and dental surgeries are some of the places where cleaning and disinfection has to be carried out several times a day. As a company we serve a local physiotherapy clinic. Some of their patients are with weakened immune systems and therefore extreme hygiene levels at the premises are essential.

Food Factories

Food factories are definitely one of the top commercial settings that need thorough and regular cleaning. Even during the lockdown we continued cleaning one of the local cheese factories. In such commercial properties, cleaners must be extremely attentive and do their work with heightened care. Any contamination with bacteria or harmful substances can lead to food poisoning, serious long-term health implications and sometimes even fatalities.

Restaurants, Pubs and Bars

Even with the social distancing measures that have been implemented in the British pubs, restaurants and bars, nothing can replace the vitality of commercial cleaning services. The kitchen, the bar and the ambient area are cleaned in different ways and they all have their own specifics, which cleaners must be trained to follow.

Serviced Apartments and Holiday Lets

Even though the summer season is almost over, many people plan their holidays for September and October. A common destination is the British countryside for its spectacular nature and peaceful surroundings. A large percentage of visitors choose to stay in serviced apartments or holiday instead of booking a hotel. This makes regular cleaning and housekeeping services in those commercial settings absolutely essential.

Apart from holidaymakers, serviced apartments are also very popular with people who travel for work or business. Sometimes the turnaround of visitors is very frequent, so reliable professional cleaning service must be in place. The entire property needs to be cleaned and sanitised quickly, so the host can welcome the next visitors.

Do you think we are missing a commercial setting that certainly needs a lot of cleaning? Let us know.

Blog Cleaning
August 15, 2020
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Spring Home Organisation Ideas

You need to start thinking of reorganising your home. Why? Because a positive change in scenery often leads to higher productivity and boosted mood. Also, after the long winter months, there’s a lot of clutter that might be sitting in all areas of your home. Perfect opportunity to get rid of it! Here are a few spring home organisation ideas.

Make Sure Everything Has Its Place

The first step towards organising your home for spring is finding a place for all your items. If you can’t find a place for it and you don’t use it often enough, you don’t need it. Throw it away, sell it or give it to charity. The rest of your items should have a clearly allocated space in your home minimising the opportunity for creating more clutter. If it helps, create a chart with the different areas and the items that belong there.

Make the Most of Your Vertical Space

If you don’t have much space in your property, try to utilise as much of the doors and walls as possible. You can install wall mounted shelves and cupboards or Door System hangers. The former you can use to store books and magazines, as well as some sentimental gifts and family pictures. The latter is perfect for hanging your jackets and coats, scarves, bags and so on. You can even install a vertical shoe holder on your bedroom or closet door. These, however, would work mainly for flat shoes. Heels would be a challenge.

Give Special Attention to Your Closet

The general rule of closet organisation is that if you add one you need to take one out. So, if there’re items you haven’t worn for over a year they need to go. Same applies to clothes with some defects due to excessive wearing and pieces you simply stopped liking for some reason. It’s your choice what you want to do with these items. You can safely dispose of them as per waste collection guidelines of your council. If your clothes are in a condition, you may choose to sell them or give them to charity.

There are a lot of ways in which to organise your closet. Firstly, put the winter clothes to the back and bring the lighter, more colourful clothes to the front. Utilise the vertical space in your closet to store scarves, belts, shoes, jewellery and other accessories. Drawer dividers are also a good idea to maximise and organise the space for your lingerie and socks.

Don’t forget your Garden, Shed and Garage

Nice weather means you will be spending more time outside. So, if you have a garden, you need to make it look more welcoming. If you love flowers, now is the right time to plant some, trim the grass and fix any damage caused by the recent storms.

Your shed probably needs a touch or two. It may be full of clutter you were trying to not store in the house over the winter. That clutter shouldn’t be sitting in your garden shed either!

The situation with the garage is maybe very similar to the one in the shed. Allocate a space for every tool and item you have in the garage, perform a deep clean and enjoy a clean space where you can find anything you need with no more than two looks.

If you need help with your home organisation, spring cleaning or simply the maintenance of a clean and healthy living environment, call us! Our friendly cleaners would love to bring their expert skills and knowledge to your place and transform it into a fortress of relaxation.

Blog Cleaning
August 13, 2020
Cleaning services, cleaning services uk, working abroad, working diaries, working in bulgaria, working in uk

Working Abroad Diaries

There’s no holiday for the business owner. I’m sure many people know exactly what I mean. I thought I’d write this blog post to share with you how my summer is going and give you a chance to get to know me better.

Some of you know that I am originally from Bulgaria and every summer I go back for a few weeks to see my relatives and spend time in the nature. This year my time away is very short, but still blissful.

Anyway, despite the fact I’m not in the office, I keep doing all the things I would normally do when I am in the UK. Except visiting client premises.

My mornings are still made up of running and fixing schedules, resolving arising issues, supporting the cleaners and communicating with clients. The only difference is, I am doing it from the peaceful environment of one of the most beautiful mountains in the world. Mmm, you can smell the fresh scent of pine trees all over!

In the afternoons my family and I usually go to the woods. The men gather together to pack logs for the winter time and my kids and I pick fruits, mushrooms and herbs. It’s a lot of fun! Yet, my phone is never switched off and I’m always online, ready to respond and resolve any crisis. I don’t mind it and I’m happy I can still do my work efficiently, surrounded by the people I love.

I know that our clients rely on us and my staff needs me to provide support. I value their loyalty and count it as a blessing. It could be stressful at times, but it’s the life I’ve signed up for and don’t regret it for a minute! It actually makes my time away more fulfilling, knowing I am still useful even though I’m not in the office physically.

Our clients know we won’t disappoint them. We work very hard all year round and even during the holiday season we still have enough personnel to cover all bookings. I believe this is very important because it gives you that peace of mind that things will run smoothly no matter what.

I am truly grateful to my cleaning staff, who work diligently and tirelessly to make homes and commercial settings beautiful, safe and inviting.

Now, I’m off to mushroom hunting with my family, but sending you lots of hugs and positive vibes from sunny Bulgaria and the mighty Rhodope mountain. And if you need me, I’m still here, so pick up the phone and call me.

Looking forward to seeing you soon!

Your truly,

Hristina

Blog Cleaning
August 10, 2020
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Summer Cleaning Checklist

Summer is finally and undeniably here. That’s very exciting, but it also means you have to put some more effort into cleaning your home. Although hot temperatures are bad for viruses and we can take a breather from the infamous COVID-19 spread of infections, bacterias thrive in warm and humid weather. Planning a holiday soon or opting for a staycation, either way you will have to roll up your sleeves and swipe the dirt away. And since everyone knows checklists are much easier to follow, we’ve prepared a summer cleaning checklist by room for you.

The Living Room

We always start from the top and work our way to the bottom. So, you should complete these tasks in the following order.

Remove all cobwebs from the ceiling corners and walls.
Dust the light fixtures.
Clean the inside of the windows.
Wipe clean all doors, door handles, sockets and light switches.
Spot clean the walls.
Dust and wipe all hard surfaces.
Wash the couch cushions and clean the upholstery if you know how to safely.
Sort out all clutter and put in bags for charity or disposal.
Wipe clean the skirting boards and pay attention to the edges.
Vacuum or mop the floor.

The Kitchen

The kitchen will take you quite a long time to finish, but it is absolutely crucial you leave it spotless for the summer.

Empty the pantry and the dry cupboards. Dispose of all food past its expiration date.
Empty the fridge and defrost if needed.
Wipe clean all shelves and sections in the fridge.
Wipe the shelves and the cupboards inside and out.
Disinfect the handles.
Clean the oven.
Clean the stoves.
Clean the dishwasher.
Wipe and disinfect all working tops.
Wash and disinfect the sink.
Empty the bin and disinfect if needed.
Mop and disinfect the floor.

The Bathroom

The bathroom is the other top priority on your summer cleaning checklist. High hygiene standards in that place are extremely important.

Dust and wash the air vents or windows.
Remove any cobwebs from the ceiling or walls.
Scrub the shower cabin, shower head, bathtub and the toilet.
Scrub the tile grouts.
Wipe all hard surfaces.
Wipe the vanity inside and out.
Wash and disinfect the sink.
Empty the bin and sanitise.
Wash and disinfect the toilet brush.
Mop and disinfect the floor.

Bonus: Add a scented candle or diffuser with essential oils to spread fresh and energising aromas.

The Bedrooms

If you were hoping for less work in the bedroom, we would have to disappoint you. There’s definitely a lot to do.

Remove all cobwebs from the ceiling and walls.
Spot clean the walls.
Wash the windows from the inside.
Wash the curtains.
Wipe and dust all hard surfaces, including light fixtures, sockets and light switches.
Declutter and rearrange your closet.
Wash all the bedding, including the pillows and duvet.
Dust any air vents.
Wipe clean the skirting boards.
Vacuum or mop the floor.

To finish off your summer cleaning checklist, complete these outside tasks:

Wash the windows from the outside.
Wash and clean the patio.
Mow the grass and clear the garden.
Declutter and rearrange the garage and/or the garden shed.
Wash all outside furniture.

Sounds like fun? Get to work. But if you think that’s too much for you, we don’t mind stepping in.

Blog Cleaning
August 5, 2020
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Why Regular Domestic Cleaning is Important

Many people overlook the state of their home and place household duties last on the list. It’s understandable that in today’s world everyone is busy and there’s rarely time for cleaning every other day or even every week. Nonetheless, the average person spends 87% of their time indoors and that’s why regular domestic cleaning is really important. In this article we will outline some of the benefits you get when you have your house cleaned frequently.

Sharp Focus

Research has shown that being in a clean and tidy environment helps you concentrate and boosts your productivity. Most busy professionals and CEOs have desks with zero clutter on to allow their mind to focus on the tasks at hand. They also prefer minimalist home interior design, which helps them destress. If you aren’t feeling much productive when you work from home, perhaps your place needs to be cleaned more often.

Staying Organised

Regular domestic cleaning helps you stay organised at home. Decluttering and tidying up is a problem almost every mom with little children faces. Creating a cleaning schedule may be the answer.If you don’t have the energy or time to do it on your own, book a professional cleaner to assist you in keeping your home organised and welcoming.

Better Quality of Sleep

Are you waking up tired every morning? Sometimes it’s not just the quantity of sleep you get. It’s the quality. The harder we breathe, the worse our sleep gets. And if you are sleeping in a room that isn’t regularly cleaned, chances are the air quality is really poor. This, of course, makes breathing more difficult and your sleep less effective. For best bedroom air quality, combine regular domestic cleaning and steam cleaning. The latter ozonates the air and makes it even easier to breathe.

Reducing Allergic Reactions

Different kinds of allergies are extremely common in the UK. Dust allergy is one of them. There’s no better remedy for that than regular domestic cleaning. But that’s not the only allergy, the effects of which can be reduced through cleaning. Some food allergic reactions can also be avoided if home cleaning is made a priority. Remains of nuts or foods containing nuts can easily roll under the sofa or just fall on the floor. A young curious child loves to explore everything that’s on the ground and may ingest the nut or fables of food containing it. Regular domestic cleaning is particularly important for people with hay fever, especially in the warmer months.

Killing Germs

It’s flu season… but even if it wasn’t our homes are usually inhabited by billions of germs. Some of them are harmless, but others can be very dangerous for your health and your loved ones. Regular cleaning is a great natural way for disease prevention. Although it won’t work 100% and you may still get the flu outside, you will know you are doing what’s necessary to protect your home.

Our homes are the one place we should feel most comfortable safe and secure. If the environment isn’t healthy, it’s very likely that we won’t be either. Whether you want to take care of the house chores yourself or you are happy to outsource it, make regular domestic cleaning a priority.

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Blog Cleaning
July 30, 2020
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Why You Shouldn’t Cancel Your Cleaning Service During the Coronavirus Outbreak

Reliable Cleaning Companies Care About Your Wellbeing and Train Their Staff

It’s only natural that you feel no one should come into your home while you are self-isolating. Whether for fear of not getting the virus or passing it to another person. But reliable cleaning companies understand the importance of maintaining your home environment clean and sanitised at all times and they provide their staff with the relevant training. For example, we at Bredon Hill Cleaning Services attended special biohazard cleaning courses and are now certified to clean and disinfect crime scenes, hospitals and other premises where biological fluids and waste are handled.

We comply strictly with the government requirements for safe provision of our services amid the global pandemic of COVID-19. We make sure we only send cleaners who are 100% healthy to our clients’ homes. All staff members wear protective gear, face masks, glasses and disposable gloves at all times when performing a service. We do not allow the cross use of cloths and mop heads in different clients’ properties.

Your Cleaner Also Needs to Make a Living

Many of the women who work in the cleaning industry either as employed or self-employed are single parents. Their cleaning job is their only source of income. Companies like ours can afford to lose a few bookings and keep above the ground for a certain period of time. But if we keep losing clients, we will also be unable to pay our hard-working, experienced and honest staff.

Yet, for those who work as self-employed cleaner the situation looks a lot more grim. They only get paid when they work and when clients cancel they are left with bills to pay and children to feed with no income and very little support or protection from the government.

We are going through particularly hard times as a nation and perhaps as humankind. But if we all take care of each other, we will soon get out of this stronger than before.

By letting us continue providing a cleaning service to you, you are letting us keep taking care of your health and wellbeing. It’s the kind of win-win situation we should all be looking for!

10 Home Organisation Ideas for the Summer

With summer comes sun, heat and longer days to enjoy it, but it also brings the inevitable clutter that has been accumulating itself since this time last year. And before it's time to get back to school, we want to give you 10 home organisation ideas for this summer and many more to come.

1. Put the winter stuff away

First step of summer home organisation is putting winter out of sight and out of mind. That includes all of the coats, boots, gloves and sleds that come with it. Ideally, this means packing them into boxes labelled with the season and putting them in the attic or garage. However, if you don't have that space, the back of a cupboard or wardrobe is just as good a place. Let's not forget summers in the UK are not particularly long, so you might need those items sooner than you expected.

2. Preserve the stored clothes

Here's a useful home organisation idea not only for the summer, but whenever you are in the mood for organising. Use cedar, lavender, and/or chamomile to ward away moths and leave your clothes smelling fresh. No one likes musty sweaters when it's time to pull them out again.

3. Put the summer items in the spotlight

Your next step of summer home organisation would be to pull out the summer equipment. Sunscreen and insect repellent bottles should be moved to the front of the toiletries cupboard. In our opinion, the best place for them is in the bathroom, next to the toothpaste to serve as a daily reminder to put your long-term health first. Soothing gels against mosquito bites and sunburns should also find their way to the forefront of the toiletries this season.

4. The garden needs some organising too

Summer is the season of barbeques and long weekends with friends and family at a house party. Preparing your garden for guests is a valid home organisation for the summer. Start by mowing the lawn and perhaps, invest in sprinklers if the weather forecast doesn't predict much rain in the coming weeks. Pull out and clean the grill and make sure all the clutter is put away. It's always worthwhile checking with your neighbours before you send out invitations for a party.

5. Fridge decluttering

Take advantage of the pleasant weather and its influence on your body. Restock your fridge with lighter foods; get rid of the heavy (and expensive!) cuts of meat that are more suited for the colder months.

6. Do you have enough shade?

Back to the garden organisation ideas - be sure to invest in an outdoor umbrella or garden canopy. Especially if your garden greenery doesn't provide enough shade to.

7. Wardrobe organisation and decluttering

Make use of the longer summer days and take that opportunity to declutter your wardrobe. You know that dress has been sitting there for too long. You won't wear it soon, so why don't you just give it to charity? Perhaps there are clothes that don't fit you anymore or are incredibly out of fashion. All they do in your closet is preventing you from getting new ones. So, do yourself (and others who are less fortunate) a favour - take those old or unused clothes to a charity shop.

8. Have a carboot sale

Well, if you aren't feeling all that kind-hearted, you can always sell your unwanted items in a carboot or a garden sale. It is a great aid to summer home organisation and it could earn you some extra cash to spend on your next holiday.

9. Give your tumble dryer a break

If you don't have allergies to pollen or other things found in nature, use the nice summer weather to help save the planet. Substitute the use of your tumble dryer with a drying rack or clothes line outside. As a bonus you get of a pleasant, fresh scent.

10. It's finally time for renovation

A good home organisation idea for the summer is to plan and execute your home renovations. Order by necessity and check deals with multiple local companies or even DIY it!

Good luck with your summer home organisation and don’t forget to have fun around it! Don’t get too caught up in the chores, after all, it's time for joy and relaxation.

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