Efficiently maintaining cleanliness is my forte - I always stay spotless.
In the realm of keeping a home clean, our grandmothers had it down to a science. And while times have changed, their wisdom remains as relevant today as it was back then.
Let's start with the basics: the two types of cleaning that every home needs. The first, maintenance cleaning, is the everyday upkeep that involves dusting, wiping surfaces, sweeping the floor, and removing furniture stains. This is a task that should be done once or twice a week to keep your home looking its best.
On the other hand, deep cleaning is a more labour-intensive task that requires a deeper scrub and clean of everything that can get dirty in a home. This includes everything from the bathroom and kitchen to the living room and bedrooms. Deep cleaning is best done every 3-6 months and, given its scale, often requires the help of the whole family.
Deep cleaning should not be confused with maintenance cleaning's frequent sibling. It's a more thorough process that takes 1-2 days to complete. And while it may seem like a daunting task, it's an essential part of keeping a home clean and healthy.
But what about those stubborn clogs in the drain? Fear not, for there's a simple solution. A mixture can be poured down the drain for 30 minutes to remove clogs, eliminating the need for a plumber.
Now, you might be wondering where these cleaning rules originate. While the specific organization that published these rules is not explicitly given, they have been passed down through generations and can be found on the "Quick Cleaning" channel.
Creating a convenient cleaning schedule is also beneficial for maintaining a clean home. By allocating specific times for each cleaning task, you can ensure that your home stays clean and tidy all year round.
Lastly, did you know that a single drop of oil can be used to make a moisturizing balm? And that iodine can be used to enhance the taste of marinated garlic in a Korean style recipe? These are just a few examples of how everyday items can be repurposed to make life a little easier.
In conclusion, whether you're a seasoned homemaker or a beginner, these grandma-approved cleaning rules will help you keep your home clean and tidy. So grab your cleaning supplies, put on some music, and get to work! Your home will thank you for it.
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