For light stains, use a soft sponge with warm, soapy water. For tougher stains, try a mixture of baking soda and water, rubbing gently in circular motions. Avoid harsh scrubbers, and always test a small area first. Magic erasers work well but should be used lightly to prevent paint damage.

If your vacuum isn’t performing well, check: The filter – Clogged filters reduce suction. Clean or replace them regularly. The bag/canister – An overfilled dustbin can affect efficiency. Brush roll & hoses – Hair and debris can clog the brush roll or block airflow. Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance! Is there a way to clean a stopped drain that’s less gross? Yes! Instead of reaching in, try this eco-friendly method: Pour baking soda (1/2 cup) down the drain. Follow with vinegar (1/2 cup) and let it fizz for 10-15 minutes. Flush with hot water to clear any buildup. For stubborn clogs, a drain snake or plunger can help without using harsh chemicals.

Start with deep dusting, then move on to a targeted cleaning approach based on the surface type: Floors & baseboards – Use a microfiber mop with a gentle cleaner. Corners & ceilings – A vacuum with a brush attachment works best. Grout & tiles – A mix of baking soda and vinegar restores brightness. A deep cleaning service can help with areas needing extra attention!

While it’s best to move furniture occasionally for a thorough clean, we understand that’s not always practical. We recommend: Using vacuum extensions to reach under furniture. Placing furniture sliders under legs to make moving easier. Scheduling a deep cleaning service to tackle those hidden dust spots!

Different surfaces require special care: Marble & granite – Use a pH-neutral cleaner and avoid vinegar or citrus-based products. Always dry immediately to prevent stains. Wood floors – Use a damp (not wet) microfiber mop with a wood-safe cleaner. Glass & mirrors – A mix of vinegar and water ensures a streak-free shine. For delicate materials, our expert cleaning team uses the safest methods!