Cleaning your windows yourself is quite a hassle, especially if you live in a home with more than one storey. Not only does using a ladder for upstairs windows make the job a risky one, but exterior window cleaning is also a time-consuming job. Despite the time it takes us to clean our own windows, in most cases, the finished results are less than satisfactory without the skill of a professional window cleaner.
The Easter holidays present a great opportunity to undertake the traditional Spring clean, with a wide range of housekeeping tasks to be tackled.
But for those who have to work during the school break, are taking a well-earned holiday or have childcare and family priorities to consider, finding time can be really difficult.
A pet friendly home is a happy home. However, it can also quickly become a disorderly home if you do not employ recommended cleaning habits. With fur, muddy paws and long nails, a pet can bring odour and mess into your home.
Understandably, some people may struggle balancing pets and a clean home. Which is why we listed our top low maintenance tips for a clean pet friendly home:
It’s that time of year again. Spring is here and it’s an ideal time to start clearing out the old clutter and kickstarting good habits. Over the course of the year, it’s easy to neglect certain aspects of your home, so spring cleaning provides a good chance to tackle forgotten cleaning tasks.
Christmas is long gone, but in many households, tell-tale signs still remain in the home.
In addition to bringing many hours of fun and festivities, the Christmas period also leaves our homes filled with mess and clutter for some time. If you worked over the Christmas period, in between your day job and spending time with your family and friends, it’s likely there was little time to clear up the mounds of clutter that appeared all over the house. Even if you had some time off over Christmas, many of us spend most of our time away from our home, or have guests staying over.
