Necessary cleaning supplies

Rules and principles of house cleaning

When doing housework, observe the following principles in order.

Sweeping → Dusting → Spraying → Disinfecting → Scenting the air in the house with air freshener → Reopening the windows
Be careful not to damage the surface when cleaning or dusting. To do this, you should use dusting tools and suitable cleaners and be careful with sensitive objects.
You should start the house cleaning process from the innermost part of the house and continue towards the outer parts.
Water stains and spider webs are among the things that should be removed as soon as they are seen.
Dusters are great for cleaning curtains, picture frames, corners and other places. Don’t use a vacuum to deal with dust in small spots unless you have to.
High cabinets are more susceptible to grease absorption. To clean kitchen cabinets, use a cleaner with orange oil to better deal with grease. You can also use regular dishwashing liquid to remove grease.
If mineral deposits from hard water have stained your plumbing and faucets, do not clean them with a brush or a dishwashing wire. Such tools can scratch your faucets. Instead, use white vinegar. Pour some vinegar on a clean cloth and turn on the faucets.
Start at the top and work your way down. Also, cleaning from left to right ensures that you clean the entire room without missing a single spot.
House cleaning to-do list

You can make a list of cleaning different parts of the house to clean your place of residence. This list should include:

Kitchen cleaning tasks
Bathroom cleaning tasks
Bedroom cleaning tasks
Window cleaning tasks

In the following, we will explain about each one separately and list the items to be cleaned in each section.

Kitchen cleaning checklist
Clean the kitchen counter and cabinets.
Clean the exterior surface of household appliances (refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, etc.).
Clean the stove.
Clean the inside of the microwave.
Soak the pots and pans in the oven in the sink.
Clean inside and around the sink.
Sweep the kitchen floor and then wear a T-shirt
Bathroom cleaning checklist

In the continuation of home cleaning planning, we will introduce the items in the bathroom cleaning list. These include:

Remove all items used for bathing from the bathroom.
Put the padri in the bathroom in the tub under the shower.
Wet the bathroom walls with warm water.
Use a suitable tile and grout cleaner and let it sit on the surfaces for a few minutes.
Clean all accessible surfaces with multipurpose cleaner.
Fill the bucket with 1/4 cup of multi-purpose cleaner and water and get ready to clean the floor.
Wash the inside of the tub, doors and shower.
Clean the shower rod and soap dish.
Wash the walls of the bathroom and dry them with a cloth.
Clean the toilet table with multi-purpose cleaner.
Clean the sink.
Dry the tub and sink.
Clean the mirror using a suitable glass cleaner.
Turn on the faucets.
Wash the bathroom floor with the solution in the bucket and let it dry.
Wash the trash can.

Bathroom cleaning

Bedroom cleaning checklist
Remove bulky items from the room.
Dust different surfaces using a dry cloth.
Vacuum the floor.
Organize your closets.
Return the furniture to the room.
Make the bed.
Organize the clothes drawer.
Window cleaning
Use a streak-free glass cleaner (such as Home Plus glass cleaner).
Wipe the windows with newspaper.
Clean large, accessible windows with a rubber squeegee.
Clean the window frame with a mixture of multi-purpose cleaner and warm water.
House cleaning planning rules

When planning for the cleaning of different parts of the house, the following principles and rules should be followed.

Determine the duration of your program

Before you start planning your housework, you need to determine the duration of your cleaning schedule. Will your cleaning schedule be daily, weekly or monthly? The most common length of time for a house cleaning program is 4 weeks or a month, in which you can do all the main household tasks and manage the daily tasks in a better way.

List your tasks

In your home cleaning schedule, make a list of everything you think you will need to clean. Your list should be compatible with the specific features and needs of your home.

Determine the frequency of tasks

To determine how often you need to do a particular task, think about what is reasonable and doable for you. If you have a guest room that is not being used, it may be enough to dust it once a month. There may be things that you do at most once a year or a few times a year. Preferably, put these works in the program at the beginning of autumn and spring.

Assign specific tasks to specific days

If you are busy on a certain day of the week, don’t schedule any housework for that day. Do what works best for your life situation.

Write the plan in writing

You can save your home cleaning schedule as you like. It is suggested that after preparing a suitable monthly or weekly table, print it as many times as you want and install it on the wall.

Stick to it

It is easier said than done. The hardest part is sticking to the plan you set for yourself. To motivate yourself, put some money in a jar every day you don’t do your tasks and use this money as savings.