3 Things You May Be Forgetting
How often are you cleaning these things in your home? It's probably not enough! Today we will be going over the three things people tend to forget to clean! Lets go!
1. Under furniture
Out of sight, out of mind, right? Unless you’re routinely digging around for lost socks or kids’ toys, it’s easy to forget how to get rid of dust lurking under furniture. Dust and dirt love to hide under beds, sofas and other large pieces of furniture. Once a month, clean the floor under your furniture. If you have hardwood floors or tile, a long-handled dust mop works well, but for carpeted areas, Mock suggests grabbing your vacuum cleaner. Pro tip: Move the furniture, if needed, to access all the hidden dust bunnies.
2. Between your oven and cabinets
The gap between your oven and your cabinets collects all sorts of gross stuff: crumbs, spills, splatters and who knows what else. That can lead to a smelly kitchen and can even attract bugs. If your kitchen gaps need attention, tackle them in two steps: First, you need to clean those crevasses, then find a way to keep them from filling up with gunk again.
3. Windows
Windows used to be notoriously hard to clean. Today’s tilt-in designs make window cleaning much easier, but it’s still not a chore we love. Cleaning them on a regular schedule, however, will increase the lifespan of this major investment.
How often you should clean them: Two to four times a year. Wind-blown dust and dirt can actually etch glass, and these imperfections naturally collect grime over time. Dirty window screens can make the problem worse. We recommend using a mild detergent, like dish soap and water (aka the best window cleaner), a window-washing mop or lint-free towel, and a squeegee. Scrub the windows to loosen the dirt, repeating if necessary, then squeegee the glass clean. Wipe down the edges with a lint-free towel.
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