Smart Cleaning Tips Everyone Should Know
Always Clean From Top To Bottom
Always clean high surfaces first (fans, shelves, mirrors) and finish with floors.
Dirt naturally falls—so this saves time and prevents re-cleaning.
Declutter Before You Clean
Cleaning around clutter takes twice as long.
Put away clothes, toys, mail, dishes—then start cleaning.
Let Cleaners Sit (Don’t Wipe Right Away)
Spray, then wait 5–10 minutes.
Letting disinfectants or degreasers work means less scrubbing and better germ removal.
Microfiber Cloth = Your Best Cleaning Tool
- Doesn’t scratch surfaces
- Lint-free and streak-free
- Traps dust instead of just pushing it around
Wash and reuse — eco-friendly and budget-saving.
Never Mix Cleaning Chemicals
Mixing bleach, ammonia, vinegar, or alcohol can create toxic fumes.
Safe rule: One product at a time. Rinse before switching.
High-Touch Areas Spread the Most Germs
Clean and sanitize these often:
🔹 Door knobs | 🔹 Remote controls | 🔹 Fridge handles
🔹 Faucets | 🔹 Phones | 🔹 Light switches
Laundry Tip — Don’t Overfill the Machine
Overloading makes clothes less clean and damages washers.
For freshness—leave space to let clothes move.
Use Separate Cloths
One for sink, one for toilet always
Ventilation Matters
Run fans to prevent mold, mildew, and lingering odors
Sanitize Sink and Sponge
They‘re some of the dirtiest places in the kitchen
MASTER THE 10-MINUTE DAILY RESET! Quick daily habits prevent deep cleaning disasters: •Make the bed • Clear surfaces & trash • Wipe kitchen counters • Put items back where they belong Small resets = big results.
