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Showing posts with label cleaning tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleaning tools. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Mops Are a Great Cleaning Tool
Rag mops are still traditionally the most popular way of cleaning a floor. Rag mops are more absorbent than other types of mops made today and allow you the opportunity to get into harder to reach area’s for floor cleaning. Cleaning along floors baseboards and along edges is much easier with a mop.
To mop a floor you should first vacuum the floor or sweep the floor with a broom to remove all loose debris. Vacuuming floors before mopping makes for easier floor cleaning. You’ll want to fill a bucket with hot water and your floor cleaning chemical of choice. It is much more convenient to have a wringer for the mop to not over saturate the floor with water when cleaning which can cause damage. Start in the furthest corner of the room and work your way towards the exit always standing on the non-mopped area. Pull the mop towards you verse moving in a back and forth motion. Pull the dirt towards you and regularly rinse your mop with new clean hot water. Once your floors are complete and dry go with a clean rag along the edges to pick up any debris remaining.
To keep your mop sanitary and as clean as possible you should also take some necessary steps. As often as possible, rinse your mop with new clean water to remove all dirt and loose debris. When the floors are complete and your mop has been rinsed thoroughly you’ll want to squeeze out as much of the remaining water. To prevent bacteria from growing on your mop make sure to leave the mop head upside down with the top facing up to allow it to dry. Mop heads should also be replaced often to avoid washing floors with a dirty mop.
In conclusion a floor that has been freshly mopped with a good maintained mop in the proper cleaning format will look much better than a floor cleaned with other cleaning tools. A mop and bucket might not always be the fastest way to clean a floor, though it is one of the best ways to clean. Make sure to have a mop as one of your cleaning tools and happy floor cleaning.
To mop a floor you should first vacuum the floor or sweep the floor with a broom to remove all loose debris. Vacuuming floors before mopping makes for easier floor cleaning. You’ll want to fill a bucket with hot water and your floor cleaning chemical of choice. It is much more convenient to have a wringer for the mop to not over saturate the floor with water when cleaning which can cause damage. Start in the furthest corner of the room and work your way towards the exit always standing on the non-mopped area. Pull the mop towards you verse moving in a back and forth motion. Pull the dirt towards you and regularly rinse your mop with new clean hot water. Once your floors are complete and dry go with a clean rag along the edges to pick up any debris remaining.
To keep your mop sanitary and as clean as possible you should also take some necessary steps. As often as possible, rinse your mop with new clean water to remove all dirt and loose debris. When the floors are complete and your mop has been rinsed thoroughly you’ll want to squeeze out as much of the remaining water. To prevent bacteria from growing on your mop make sure to leave the mop head upside down with the top facing up to allow it to dry. Mop heads should also be replaced often to avoid washing floors with a dirty mop.
In conclusion a floor that has been freshly mopped with a good maintained mop in the proper cleaning format will look much better than a floor cleaned with other cleaning tools. A mop and bucket might not always be the fastest way to clean a floor, though it is one of the best ways to clean. Make sure to have a mop as one of your cleaning tools and happy floor cleaning.
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
What Odor | 10 Ways to Keep your College Dorm Room Odor Free
College dorm rooms unfortunately come with an inevitable odor. It is difficult to prevent a smelly dorm room when you move 2 or more individuals squeezed into a small area to live. The average size of a dorm room is roughly 150 square feet, equivalent to the size of your average prison cell, what odor. Typically dormitories garbage isn't as accessible as most would like, leaving unfinished food to sit in rooms longer than it should. Do you smell odor, well dirty laundry also doesn't have the laundry room to sit in like at home and adds to the smell that lingers in this 150 square foot room, not to mention probably no cleaning tools.
1. Set a specific cleaning schedule and responsibilities immediately for each roommate before it becomes a problem. Setting specific responsibilities will assure the room is kept clean verse assuming the other roommate will take care of it. Holding each person accountable for their own responsibilities is much easier than assuming each other will chip in.
2. Purchase trash bags that are able to be sealed shut to keep dirty laundry in until wash time. Imagine the parties with cigarette smoke on clothes or stinky gym clothes full of sweat sitting in a room not sealed what odor!
3. Immediately dispose of all unfinished food that won't be consumed verse having it possibly sit overnight in the dorm room.
4. Purchase an air purifier for the room. A low cost purifier like the Thermax Air Purifier cost less than $40 and can make a big impact. It removes unpleasant odour, purifies, vaporizes, sterilizes and can even repel insects.
5. Have a stick vacuum in your dorm room. Stick vacuums are extremely convenient to use quickly, are lightweight and extremely quiet. Some of the best are the Hoover Linx, Hoover Sonic, Oreck Hoky, Oreck Sweep-N-Go and Karcher Sweeper. Each have no cord and do a good job in cleaning debris and dust off the floor.
6. Purchase some air fresheners and deodorizers. Time Mist is a great low cost option. Time Mist is the leader in metered dispensers and is set on a timer to mist your room a few times an hour keeping your room smelling fresh.
7. Purchase a good trashcan with a lid and not a can with nothing to seal the garbage. Don't forget to empty the can frequently also!
8. Purchase an easy mop to use to clean floors weekly. The Bona Mop is easy to use, less than 2 minutes to mop the floor after a quick vacuum.
9. Have some rags to clean spills. It's inevitable that something will be spilled and having something to clean it up will help. A cleaning solution to use or some water and vinegar mixed can clean anything.
10. Shower frequently. Proper hygiene from all roommates and guest will assure a pleasant smell and an odor free room.
Here are a few suggested steps to take in keeping that dorm room smelling fresh and odor free!
1. Set a specific cleaning schedule and responsibilities immediately for each roommate before it becomes a problem. Setting specific responsibilities will assure the room is kept clean verse assuming the other roommate will take care of it. Holding each person accountable for their own responsibilities is much easier than assuming each other will chip in.
2. Purchase trash bags that are able to be sealed shut to keep dirty laundry in until wash time. Imagine the parties with cigarette smoke on clothes or stinky gym clothes full of sweat sitting in a room not sealed what odor!
3. Immediately dispose of all unfinished food that won't be consumed verse having it possibly sit overnight in the dorm room.
4. Purchase an air purifier for the room. A low cost purifier like the Thermax Air Purifier cost less than $40 and can make a big impact. It removes unpleasant odour, purifies, vaporizes, sterilizes and can even repel insects.
5. Have a stick vacuum in your dorm room. Stick vacuums are extremely convenient to use quickly, are lightweight and extremely quiet. Some of the best are the Hoover Linx, Hoover Sonic, Oreck Hoky, Oreck Sweep-N-Go and Karcher Sweeper. Each have no cord and do a good job in cleaning debris and dust off the floor.
6. Purchase some air fresheners and deodorizers. Time Mist is a great low cost option. Time Mist is the leader in metered dispensers and is set on a timer to mist your room a few times an hour keeping your room smelling fresh.
7. Purchase a good trashcan with a lid and not a can with nothing to seal the garbage. Don't forget to empty the can frequently also!
8. Purchase an easy mop to use to clean floors weekly. The Bona Mop is easy to use, less than 2 minutes to mop the floor after a quick vacuum.
9. Have some rags to clean spills. It's inevitable that something will be spilled and having something to clean it up will help. A cleaning solution to use or some water and vinegar mixed can clean anything.
10. Shower frequently. Proper hygiene from all roommates and guest will assure a pleasant smell and an odor free room.
Monday, October 24, 2011
How to Clean a Bathroom Faster
Bathroom cleaning is just simply not an enjoyable task. Unfortunately the bathroom is probably one of the areas that should have the most frequent cleaning. Having the right cleaning supplies and a system in place to follow can help make this task much faster and easier. There are many cleaning tools available for cleaning your bathroom, but try to keep them all together in a nice cleaning tote or bucket for easy access.
• Toothbrush
• Sponge and a Medium Scrub Pad
• Cup
• Glass Cleaner• Disinfectant
• Tub Cleaning Chemical
• Cleaning Rags & Microfiber Rags for the Mirrors
• Feather Duster
• Comet or Bon Ami
• Toilet Brush
Now that you have your cleaning tools in order, the following is the step by step way to clean your bathroom efficiently and rapidly!
1. Clear the bathroom floor of everything including the garbage can, floor mats and anything else. Wooly the bathroom walls and light fixtures with either a feather duster or wooly. This will allow all top dust to fall to the surfaces or floor that will be cleaned later.
2. Vacuum the bathroom floor with a good canister vacuum next before cleaning as the floor should still be dry. Vacuuming helps when cleaning the floor to have all debris and hair lifted.
3. Start the cleaning with the Bathroom vanity and sink. Scrub the sink with your sponge and bathroom cleaner. Make sure to disinfect the counters and clean light switches on the wall. Use a toothbrush around faucets to keep clean and avoid build-up of debris. Before drying and polishing the sink fixtures make sure to clean the mirror. This will save you time when cleaning as when spraying the mirror spray may come back on the sink. Clean your mirror and then dry your sink, counters and faucets.
4. After cleaning you sink proceed to your Bathroom tub. If your bathroom isn’t cleaned weekly before starting step three and doing your bathroom vanity, pre-spray your shower with you Bathroom cleaningto allow it time to loosen any soap scum. Start with your shower ledges, walls and then the floor. Comit or Bon Ami works great for removing soap scum from your shower floors. Sprinkle a tiny amount on the floor and use a 3M Scotch-Brite Scouring Pad that is slightly damp to scrub the basin of your tub. This cleans well and works just like the magic eraser for removing the dirtiest debris and hard water stains. If your shower head doesn’t extend, use the cup in your tote to rinse the walls and clean your shower head. For shower glass doors to maintain a perfect look, regular cleaning is important and it is also important to dry the doors to prevent water marks. Spray some WD-40 on a cloth quarterly and wipe the doors to apply a protective coat to prevent soap scum from adhering. Use a toothbrush in shower track doors and rinse with a cup also before doing the floor of the tub.
5. Next clean your toilet bowl with either your bath cleaning product or toilet cleaner. Make sure to spray with a disinfectant and clean the tops, sides and behind the toilet. For hard water stains use a Pumice stone. Pumice is a great cleaning tool. Make sure to clean the toilet paper dispenser to remove dust.
6. Clean all wall fixtures and clean behind the bathroom door. Use a good disinfectant cleaner to wipe away all germs.
7. Lastly starting from the furthest point moving towards the door wash the floor with the appropriate cleaning chemical. Use your scrub brush on grout to loosen anything and clean appropriately. Try to do bathroom floors on your hands and knees and make sure to clean vents, baseboards and in corners.
Following the above cleaning procedures with the appropriate cleaning tools should greatly reduce the amount of time necessary to clean a bathroom. Master Bathrooms typically take 20-25 minutes to clean, Hall Bathrooms 15-20 minutes and powder rooms 7 minutes when following the above sequence. Enjoy cleaning!
The following are the cleaning tools you should have in your tote:
• Scrub Brush• Toothbrush
• Sponge and a Medium Scrub Pad
• Cup
• Glass Cleaner• Disinfectant
• Tub Cleaning Chemical
• Cleaning Rags & Microfiber Rags for the Mirrors
• Feather Duster
• Comet or Bon Ami
• Toilet Brush
Now that you have your cleaning tools in order, the following is the step by step way to clean your bathroom efficiently and rapidly!
1. Clear the bathroom floor of everything including the garbage can, floor mats and anything else. Wooly the bathroom walls and light fixtures with either a feather duster or wooly. This will allow all top dust to fall to the surfaces or floor that will be cleaned later.
2. Vacuum the bathroom floor with a good canister vacuum next before cleaning as the floor should still be dry. Vacuuming helps when cleaning the floor to have all debris and hair lifted.
3. Start the cleaning with the Bathroom vanity and sink. Scrub the sink with your sponge and bathroom cleaner. Make sure to disinfect the counters and clean light switches on the wall. Use a toothbrush around faucets to keep clean and avoid build-up of debris. Before drying and polishing the sink fixtures make sure to clean the mirror. This will save you time when cleaning as when spraying the mirror spray may come back on the sink. Clean your mirror and then dry your sink, counters and faucets.
4. After cleaning you sink proceed to your Bathroom tub. If your bathroom isn’t cleaned weekly before starting step three and doing your bathroom vanity, pre-spray your shower with you Bathroom cleaningto allow it time to loosen any soap scum. Start with your shower ledges, walls and then the floor. Comit or Bon Ami works great for removing soap scum from your shower floors. Sprinkle a tiny amount on the floor and use a 3M Scotch-Brite Scouring Pad that is slightly damp to scrub the basin of your tub. This cleans well and works just like the magic eraser for removing the dirtiest debris and hard water stains. If your shower head doesn’t extend, use the cup in your tote to rinse the walls and clean your shower head. For shower glass doors to maintain a perfect look, regular cleaning is important and it is also important to dry the doors to prevent water marks. Spray some WD-40 on a cloth quarterly and wipe the doors to apply a protective coat to prevent soap scum from adhering. Use a toothbrush in shower track doors and rinse with a cup also before doing the floor of the tub.
5. Next clean your toilet bowl with either your bath cleaning product or toilet cleaner. Make sure to spray with a disinfectant and clean the tops, sides and behind the toilet. For hard water stains use a Pumice stone. Pumice is a great cleaning tool. Make sure to clean the toilet paper dispenser to remove dust.
6. Clean all wall fixtures and clean behind the bathroom door. Use a good disinfectant cleaner to wipe away all germs.
7. Lastly starting from the furthest point moving towards the door wash the floor with the appropriate cleaning chemical. Use your scrub brush on grout to loosen anything and clean appropriately. Try to do bathroom floors on your hands and knees and make sure to clean vents, baseboards and in corners.
Following the above cleaning procedures with the appropriate cleaning tools should greatly reduce the amount of time necessary to clean a bathroom. Master Bathrooms typically take 20-25 minutes to clean, Hall Bathrooms 15-20 minutes and powder rooms 7 minutes when following the above sequence. Enjoy cleaning!
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