Cleaning – 12 Ways To Get Troublesome Places

Cleaning  at home is a chore that consumes a lot of time. From time to time, however, it is worth carrying out a thorough cleaning to avoid thick layers of dust, dirt and pollen in the apartment.

If  cleaning  keeps you awake at night and you don’t know how to deal with certain troublesome places in your home, we have good news for you – below are 12 tips that will make you deal with this duty in no time.

Upholstery

To clean furniture upholstery or car upholstery, prepare a mixture of sparkling water, vinegar and soap. Use a brush for washing. In case of a stubborn plan you may need to use a steam cleaner.

Windows

For a thorough shine wash of large windows, mix baking soda with vinegar and use a brush or soft cloth. Cotton swabs can be useful in hard-to-reach places.

Couch

If you want to remove stains from the couch or armchair, make a solution of distilled water and alcohol and then rub the mixture with a brush or cloth. The effect will be immediate – try it, cleaning has never been so easy!

Cleaning tables and countertops

Tables and countertops are areas where regular and thorough cleaning and cleaning is necessary, as it is on these surfaces that we most often prepare meals. To clean the kitchen worktop or table, prepare a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and water (in a 1: 2 ratio) and use a spray bottle.

This is an excellent remedy for mold and food debris. Another way to clean the kitchen is a mixture of baking soda and lemon oil – rubbed into the surfaces not only clean them, but also effectively disinfect them.

Screens and monitors

Oven

Cleaning the kitchen goes hand in hand with cleaning the oven, which is quite a challenge in itself, because of the fat and food scraps. To make your work easier , sprinkle the oven walls with water and then sprinkle baking soda over it. Leave overnight and clean thoroughly with a cloth in the morning.

Floors

Oily stains or dust make the floor look dirty. If the stains are fresh, apply cosmetic talcum on them, leave for 10 minutes, then wipe off.

If the dirt is older, use washing-up liquid and a brush. Leave for 10 minutes, then rinse with water.

Cleaning the refrigerator

The refrigerator is one of the places where cleaning is not our favorite activity. It is in the refrigerator that bacteria often feed, food debris and unpleasant odors remain. To clean the fridge, make a mixture of baking soda, hydrogen peroxide and water (1: 1: 2 ratio).

Use a spray bottle to apply the mixture to the entire surface. Leave for 10 minutes, then dry thoroughly with a cloth.

Cabinets

To keep your cupboards clean and shiny, you can use baking soda and water. For more difficult stains, additionally add vinegar. Leave it on for a few minutes and then remove any dirt with a cloth.

Bathtub and shower

Cleaning the bathroom is primarily removing soap deposits and stains. To get rid of them, use lemon juice and scrape off the dirt with a brush. You can also replace lemon juice with hydrogen peroxide.

Toilet

Cleaning the toilet will be easier if you use baking soda and lemon juice and then scrub it with the brush.

Wine vinegar can also help.

Mirrors

Mirrors and other glass surfaces are a big challenge, but don’t worry – vinegar is your ally. Mix it with water in a 1: 3 ratio. Use a spray bottle and then clean the mirror with a cloth.