Everyone hates cleaning, but a clean house is loved by everybody. Is there a best way to quickly clean your house? The majority of novices are not sure if they should first dust or vacuum.
They are wondering if the kitchen should be cleaned before the bathroom or vice versa. What if the time you spend can be cut down, but you are still able to make sure that you finish dusting, scrubbing, and vacuuming?
Follow our step by step guide to get the most of your time, and learn how you can clean your house quickly when you are busy. Read on to learn more about these tips.
Clean the Whole Whole, One Room at a Time
If you choose one task and do the same job in every room, cleaning is much more useful than cleaning the kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms. Doing it this way prevents you from feeling like you’re in an endless cleaning cycle, repeatedly starting the same task.
Dust each room, including all the furniture’s topsides, shelf undersides, and all handrails, as well as image frames, TV screens, and knickknacks. Moisten a microfiber cloth with warm water to get rid of fingerprints.
Do Chores Daily to Cut Down Your Cleaning Time
After you have cooked and done the dishes, make a clean sweep of your kitchen floor every evening. A 5-minute sweep prevents crumbs and dirt from turning into gluey grime that will take much longer to eliminate when it’s time to mop.
Go through the house and strip and make the beds; clean any pillows or blankets and furniture. Brush furniture surfaces with an extension of the vacuum as required.
Wipe down the entire house’s mirrors and windows. Wipe down all surfaces and counters, disinfecting as necessary throughout the house.
Multitask in the Kitchen
Tidy up your stovetop and countertops as you cook to avoid the time it takes to scrub away caked-on food splatters. Wash pots and pans immediately after serving if you’re feeling extra productive. Then the plates and utensils are all you will have to clean after dinner.
Keep All Your Cleaning Tools in One Area
Getting everything you need to clean in one compact position makes it much easier to get the work done, whether it’s a caddy, bucket, or tote. When you vacuum, you won’t waste time searching for tools and don’t have to think about collecting them until your next go around.
Dusting and Vacuuming
Make sure the ceiling fans are turned off before you begin dusting. Focus your dusting on furniture tops and shelf undersides, on handrails, picture frames, knickknacks, and TV screens.
Tie a microfiber cloth to the end of a mop or broom for hard-to-reach locations, including blinds and upper shelves. Before you clean, change the sheets in the bedrooms.
Don’t Forget Your Sink
Spray the cleaner on the kitchen sink and then on the sinks, tubs, and toilets in the bathroom. To dissolve dirt and stains, let it sit for a few minutes so that the cleaner has time.
Then you go back to the kitchen and continue scrubbing. Care to clean the interior of the microwave. Clean lavatories last. You will want to ensure that your garbage disposal is in tip-top shape when in the kitchen.
Conclusion
One of the easiest ways to clean a house efficiently is to make cleaning a team effort. Schedule time with your family in advance and delegate tasks to each individual. Working together can add fun to some cleaning, and in no time, your house will be sparkling.
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