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Bathroom Cleaning and Organisation Tips

How is your bathroom looking recently? The truth is, many families find it hard to maintain bathrooms in a clean, organised and healthy condition. While cleaning and disinfection are absolutely essential, good organisation is also crucial. Here are some tips on how you can transform and fully enjoy your bathroom this summer.

 

Decluttering Comes First

 

Clutter in the bathroom is a potential health risk. The more empty bottles and unnecessary items you keep there, the more chances bacteria and mould have to inhabit the place and spread. Make sure you dispose of any product packaging that is no longer in use. It is important to have as much empty space as possible. It makes cleaning easier and sanitisation more effective.

 

Utilise Vertical Space

 

Do not put any personal hygiene products on the floor of the shower cabin or on the side of the bath. Utilise any vertical space you have in the bathroom instead. There are hundreds of options for item organisation in any big supermarket chain or home and furniture shops. Whether it is something you mount on the wall or simply hang on the shower cabin door, it will make a major positive difference.

 

Keep facial products and scrubs in the vanity cabinet. This will minimise the humidity that gets to these items and preserve their quality for longer.

 

Take 5 Minutes After Each Shower

 

Here’s a tip for the lazy cleaners. Bathrooms usually require a lot of scrubbing to look good. But if you take 5 minutes after each shower to quickly spray and wipe the glass and the cabin/bath, you can minimise the heavy scrubbing during a regular bathroom clean. There are limescale and hard water sprays you can use effortlessly. They are usually widely available in most supermarkets.

 

Weekly Cleans are Essential

 

The bathroom is one of those places that requires regular care. It needs cleaning at least once a week. If you let it go for longer, the workload doubles and sometimes triples. Not to mention the huge health risk you are taking for you and your family. There are thousands of germs that inhabit your bathroom every single day and consistent disinfection is more than necessary.

 

Less is Always More

 

Adopting a minimalist approach when it comes to your bathroom is always best. Don’t stack the shelves. Don’t add more towels than you need. Keep it all tidy. The less stuff you can see when you enter the bathroom, the more relaxing your experience will be while you are there. Diffusers with essential oils, a crystal or a couple of scented candles are a great addition to the decor. Just make sure you are not overdoing it.

 

 

How do you organise your bathroom? Do you prefer to have many products within your reach while showering? Or, perhaps, you enjoy that feeling of minimalistic and natural environment without too much clutter?

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Easy-to-build Habits to Minimise Cleaning

Easy-to-build Habits to Minimise Cleaning

Easy-to-build Habits to Minimise Cleaning

 

 

Leaving all the cleaning until the end of the week is not always the best strategy. It actually creates more work and can surely be exhausting. That said, building some basic daily habits can by far minimise the amount of cleaning needed at once.

 

 

1.  Tidy up before bed

 

No one likes waking up in a messy house. It can spoil your mood for the entire day. Make it a habit to tidy for 5-10 minutes every evening before bed. Pick up toys and other items from the floor, clear the sofa and other furniture or things that do not belong there. If you have children, you can get them involved. It’s always best to build those habits from an early age.

 

2.  No messy clothes lying around

 

This is probably a common scene in the average teenager’s room - clothes, both clean and dirty, lying all over the place. Well, some adults are guilty of this too. Make sure all clean clothes are always folded and put away in the closet. Get laundry baskets for the dirty ones to always keep them organised.

 

3.  Vacuum daily

 

Dust and microorganisms build up in your home every single day. Make sure you run the vacuum daily for just 15-20 minutes. It will help you maintain your space fresh and also extend the life of your carpet.

 

4.  Wipe off spills and spots immediately

 

Stains become much harder to remove when they’ve been left to set for a long time. As soon as you spill something, or you see a stain treat it. It will save you the effort of rigorous scrubbing and sometimes it could be the only way to prevent permanent damage to the surface.

 

5.  Don’t let the dishes pile up

 

Who feels like washing the dishes immediately after dinner, right? Pretty much no one. But it is important to never let the plates and cooking utensils pile up. Whether you choose to do a quick wash before bed or early in the morning, just make sure it is done. If you have a dishwasher, it is even easier.

 

6.  Speed-scrub the bath/shower cabin after a shower

 

It may sound like something that would take time and effort, but actually it won’t. As soon as you take your morning shower, gently scrub any stains you see in the bath or shower cabin. It will prevent them from setting and when it’s time for a thorough bathroom cleaning you will have less to do.

 

7.  Don’t wear shoes in the house

 

Wearing shoes in the house can significantly shorten the life and worsen the condition of your carpeting. Also, from a health point of view, it is best to leave the shoes you went out with at the doormat. That way you won’t bring in any germs you picked on the streets. It’s nice to have a shoe cupboard, so you can keep things organised.

 

8.  Introduce an organised system

 

Speaking of organising, introducing systems in your home could be a total game changer. You can use cupboards, labels, colours and a ton more to keep everything neat and tidy. Not only it looks a lot more appealing, but it also minimises the need for cleaning and the time you spend trying to find something.

 

9.  Do laundry daily

 

Dirty clothes can pile up pretty quickly, especially in large families or those with young children. Make every day a laundry day to save yourself the struggle of doing 5-6 rounds over the weekend, which sometimes may not even be enough to clear that huge pile!

 

10.              Never miss a spring clean

 

Spring cleaning is very important, and it should be done at least twice a year. If you want to minimise your regular cleaning tasks, then don’t miss a deep clean. It’s a perfect opportunity to declutter and get rid of dirt built up in hard-to-reach areas.

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Spring cleaning tips and tricks

Spring Cleaning Season

Spring Cleaning Season

 

 

As we approach the season of revival, the sun graces us with its presence more often and the country is on track to return to normality. With more light and slightly warmer temperatures, our mood begins to lift as well. But to keep your spirits up and improve your physical and mental health you should consider spring cleaning at home.

 

Good for Your Body

 

Spring cleaning is, of course, not only done in spring. Essentially, this is a deep clean that allows you to declutter, rearrange some furniture and pay attention to areas and spots you would normally ignore during your regular cleans. Spring cleaning is important for your physical health because in the process, your living environment is rid of germs, bacteria, dust mites and other unpleasant or harmful substances that may have been present but unnoticed for a long time. It is a good way to prevent allergies or infections.

 

Having your home deep cleaned and decluttered will inevitably improve the quality of air you breathe. It is extremely important for young children, the elderly and those with respiratory conditions. But it is equally beneficial for everyone else. Better air quality leads to better sleep and therefore more energy, stronger immune system and a healthy body.

 

Good for Your Mind

 

We just discussed the main benefits of spring cleaning on a physical level. You will be pleased to know that scientific research points to the positive impact of deep cleaning on your mental health too. If you engage in the activity yourself, it would mean a great exercise session, which stimulates the production of endorphins and puts you in a better mood. But you don’t actually have to do the cleaning on your own. You can have professional cleaners booked and still reap the mental benefits of the end product. How so? It is the increased free space you get after deep cleaning that allows your mind to rest and boosts your productivity, creativity and satisfaction levels. Furthermore, on a subconscious level, a clean home makes you feel more relaxed and secure. Last, but not least, any visible change in the setting of your living room or personal space could get you excited and increase your positive outlook on the present and the future.

 

How long does Spring Cleaning take?

 

If you do it yourself it could take you a day or even a whole weekend. However, if you trust us, we can send you an experienced team that specialises in spring cleaning. They will do the job in just a few hours and leave you in an awe.

 

When is a good time to Book Spring Cleaning?

 

Any time is a great time to book your spring cleaning service. But as nature awakens and people prepare for more social days ahead, it’s probably best to get your booking as soon as possible. We currently have some offers that may interest you. Give us a call or send an email to learn more.

 

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