Your House Cleaning Guide

 Hi All! People have been using store bought cleaning products to remove stubborn stains, grease, grime and gunk from different surfaces around the home. Most of these products contain harmful chemicals that can pollute the indoor air quality and lead to coughing, skin irritation and other respiratory tracts. Some cleaners are too acidic or alkaline that it can damage the delicate surfaces, like marble floors, limestone, granite countertops and much more. For that, you need to prepare a pH neutral cleaner for your home. This type of a cleaner is gentle and doesn’t contain harmful chemicals. For more tips on preparing natural neutral cleaner, keep on reading the article.  https://www.bondcleaninginperth.com.au/how-to-make-natural-ph-neutral-cleaner-for-your-home/

 Automatic dishwashers are magical machines and a real timesaver in the kitchen, but they can damage items, and some of them are quite expensive to repair or replace. If in doubt, instead of loading the dishwasher with items such as your favorite pressure cooker, aluminum pots and pans, or your best china, it's better to be safe and handwash these kitchen pieces. Here we walk you through 18 items you should not put in the dishwasher. If you do choose to slip them, opt for the top rack and be prepared to accept your mistakes! Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/things-you-should-never-put-in-a-dishwasher-4149522

 If you love coffee, you've probably given all the types of coffee makers a try—the single-cup Keurig, a French press, a moka pot—even used a grinder for fresh grounds. If you're like many coffee drinkers, you've returned to the classic coffee pot because it makes enough coffee to serve a tableful of drinkers and quickly makes another potful for seconds. Most classic coffee makers work by pumping hot water through a filtered basket of coffee grounds into a glass carafe. These makers are reliable, often have a warming plate, and are simple to use. They also need to be cleaned regularly to remove minerals that cling to the maker from the water used and coffee oils that cling to the components, become rancid, and ruin the taste of the coffee. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-coffee-pot-6746086

 Nearly everyone that cooks or eats knows the versatility, flavor, and health benefits that olive oil can bring to cooking. But did you know that it has countless uses around the house to preserve finishes, fix squeaks, and even enhance your beauty routine? No need to use your finest olive oil like Graza Sizzle or Drizzle; opt instead for a bargain brand for household uses. To make it even more useful, keep some oil in a spray bottle. In the Kitchen Protect Wooden Cutting Boards, Salad Bowls, and Utensils After hand-washing wooden kitchen pieces, give them a light coating of olive oil to nourish the wood and prevent cracking and discoloration. Let the oil sit on the wood for about five minutes and then buff with a soft cloth. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/uses-for-olive-oil-cleaning-4175066

 Hi All! How often you clean windows of your house? These are the most overlooked part when sprucing up your space. Many people avoid washing window panes because they see nasty streaks behind even after doing a lot of elbow grease. If you are also making mistakes when cleaning your windows, read the article I am sharing below on my page. It includes 9 common mistakes, such as using wrong cleaning techniques, using abrasive tools and chemically-laden products, wiping using a newspaper and much more. Read it and learn the best way to clean your windows, frames, sills and tracks.  https://www.bondcleaninginmelbourne.com.au/9-common-mistakes-to-avoid-when-cleaning-your-windows/

 Nothing spices up a space like some fun throw pillows. They come in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, textures, and fabrics. While that can be fun for your inner interior decorator, it’s equally as stressful for your inner housekeeper. There are a million different ways to clean throw pillows depending on the pillow’s structure, fabric, and washing instructions. Make sure to always check the tags on whatever pillow you’re cleaning, but below, we’ll outline a few common ways to clean throw pillows. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-wash-throw-pillows-5409531

 The kitchen may be the heart of a home, which is often why it's also the dirtiest place in a home. There's the obvious mess—like used dishes, a sticky floor, or a crusty oven. But oftentimes, there are areas and objects that are overlooked, so ask yourself, are there other places you're forgetting to clean? Think about the areas and objects you may be using every day during food preparation. What should come to mind are kitchen counters, handles, sinks, sponges, reusable water bottles, and more. They're often touched daily, so it's crucial to disinfect them either every day or a few times a week to avoid built-up bacteria and cross-contamination. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/the-dirtiest-places-in-the-kitchen-4140400

 A mattress takes a great deal of abuse from sweat, dead skin cells, dust mites, pets, and food spills. Before you see stains or notice a funky odor, it's time to clean your mattress. Tempur-Pedic mattresses are made from memory foam that should not be cleaned like a traditional innerspring mattress with steam or wet solutions. As with most mattresses, buying a Tempur-Pedic is a significant expense so you want it to last as long as possible. Learn how to clean a Tempur-Pedic mattress or mattress topper correctly. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-tempur-pedic-mattress-5220416