Cleaning Instructions by Experts

 Hello friends, No one is in greater stress than a person doing house cleaning with the wrong tools. Therefore, my go to solution for mots house cleaning tasks is SOS Pads. These are magic steel wool cleaners infused with soap and only need water to activate. They work on tough stains and spots which normal sponges and brushes don’t take out. But, using them correctly is key to get the best results. SOS pads can be harsh on certain surfaces and fixtures. Thus, I am sharing 9 things you probably shouldn't clean with SOS pads. Have a look and happy cleaning! To know more, please read on… https://www.bondcleaningincanberra.com.au/9-things-you-probably-shouldnt-clean-with-sos-pads/

 Whether you have a lightweight blanket or a weighted throw, chances are, it lives somewhere central—couch, chair, or corner of your bed—and you don’t give it the attention it deserves or needs. In fact, you likely have many throw blankets scattered throughout your home that you use for different purposes. Your throw blanket, like anything else, requires regular washing. But how much? How often? And are there specific care instructions? Are you washing your throw blanket enough? To be honest, probably not. We consulted with bedding and cleaning experts to get the details. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-often-to-wash-throw-blankets-5218709

 Spring has arrived, with trees coming back to life, flowers beginning to bud and the sunlight stretching out and blanketing the sky a little longer each day. Another rite of passage for this changing of seasons is the purging of material things that are no longer needed and a thorough cleansing of living spaces everywhere.  No matter how in-depth you tend to get when clearing the dirt and detritus from your home, you probably missed some spots that many of us overlook on the regular. Cleaning pro Becky Rapinchuk, the genius behind the easy-to-accomplish Clean Mama system, shares eight hidden and not-so-hidden home spots that need attention and how best to spruce them up. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/forgotten-spaces-to-clean-5222939

 While stainless steel has long been the standard in commercial kitchens, it's now popular in home kitchens as well thanks to its durability, resistance to bacteria, and sleek style. As consumers learned how to keep the surfaces of stainless steel appliances free of smudges and streaks by using the right cleaners and techniques, they discovered that stainless steel surfaces do get scratches over time from other metals hitting the surface, minerals in hard water, or over-abrasive cleaning. With a bit of patience and a few supplies, many of the scratches can be gently buffed away to bring the surface of stainless steel back to its shine. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-get-scratches-out-of-stainless-steel-6834342

 Hello friends, Since I have three small children my house constantly has stains and spots which if not cleaned regularly turn into stubborn spots that take a lot of time to remove. If you like me are in the same boat and wish to know tricks that can help remove stubborn stains in a few minutes then please read this article. It has given me useful top 10 DIY stain removal hacks about how to remove even the oldest stains and spots from a variety of surfaces. The tricks and tips mentioned in the article are by professional end of lease cleaners in Sunshine Coast. Have a look. https://www.bondcleaninginsunshinecoast.com.au/top-10-diy-stain-removal-hacks/

 Vacuuming stairs is more time-consuming and potentially hazardous than vacuuming a room. You're dealing with lots of tight corners and narrow footing while trying to balance a heavy appliance. Unfortunately, stairs are usually high-traffic areas that need regular vacuuming. This article offers recommendations on the best way to clean carpeted stairs or stairs with a center runner. With a bit of time and patience, you'll master the task. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-vacuum-stairs-5214388

 Nearly every time you use your gas cooktop, a few splatters of grease or food land on the stove grates that cover the burners. On the worst days, the grates catch the brunt of an overflowing pot of food. Cleaning stove grates regularly helps reduce the chances of smoky odors and kitchen fires, protects your cookware from hard-to-remove stains, and keeps your kitchen looking clean. Today's stove grates for home kitchens are made from porcelain-coated cast iron. The cast iron conducts heat quickly and evenly and the porcelain coating makes cleaning easier. However, older gas stoves may have uncoated cast iron grates that require different cleaning steps. With just a few supplies and regular cleaning, you can keep either type of grates fresh and clean. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-stove-grates-5217124

 The carpets and area rugs in our home take lots of abuse from shoes, feet, pets, and food and drink spills. While regular vacuuming is essential and deep cleaning is the ultimate way to keep them looking their best, using just baking soda to help remove dirt, stains, and odors can freshen carpets with very little expense or effort. Baking soda is a salt from a natural mineral form. It is mined as a crystalline white solid and refined into the commonly sold fine white powder. The powder is a base that can neutralize acidic stains to make them easier to remove from fibers, and the powder serves as an absorbent medium for some odors. When combined with water, the powder acts as a gentle abrasive to loosen dirt and stains from surfaces. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/baking-soda-for-carpet-6823344

 If you have heard a lot about steam cleaning and are wondering if it would be safe for your floors, then you need to look at this article I found online. It will tell you what steam cleaning is, what its pros and cons are and how it is different from regular mopping. You can then compare the two and then pick the cleaning method that suits you best. Make sure you also look at what material your floors are so that you do not end up damaging them as steam cleaners can add moisture to some floors and end up harming the floor structure. https://www.bondcleaningingoldcoast.com.au/is-steaming-floors-better-than-mopping/

 Whether you call the game pool or billiards, it is played on a pool table covered with fabric that can become stained from cue chalk, dirty hands, food, and drink spills. The fabric, called the pool table felt, cloth, or cover, aids the balls in their movement. The felt for indoor tables is made from wool and polyester fibers or wool and nylon fibers. Outdoor pool tables use felt made mainly from acrylic fibers. Felt is a type of fabric that is made by matting and compressing fibers together until they interlock creating a strong, smooth surface. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-pool-table-felt-5270588

 When you visit a grocery store, you'll discover a wide variety of vinegars on the condiments aisle—balsamic vinegar, rice vinegar, apple cider vinegar, red wine vinegar, champagne vinegar, and distilled white vinegar. All of these add brightness and acidity to recipes. Many of us also use vinegar for laundry and cleaning around the house; however, for true cleaning vinegar, you'll need to head to the cleaning products aisle or a hardware store. What Is Cleaning Vinegar? The only difference between cleaning vinegar and distilled white vinegar is the level of acidity. They are both made through a process where alcohols are distilled from grain and allowed to ferment as microorganisms process the alcohol into acetic acid and water or vinegar. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/what-cleaning-vinegar-is-and-how-to-use-it-5181300

 A mattress takes a great deal of abuse from sweat, dead skin cells, dust mites, pets, and food spills. Before you see stains or notice a funky odor, it's time to clean your mattress. Tempur-Pedic mattresses are made from memory foam that should not be cleaned like a traditional innerspring mattress with steam or wet solutions. As with most mattresses, buying a Tempur-Pedic is a significant expense so you want it to last as long as possible. Learn how to clean a Tempur-Pedic mattress or mattress topper correctly. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-tempur-pedic-mattress-5220416