Many housewives have a lot of headaches when they face cleaning. After all, if the space at home is very large, it will take several days to clean every corner of the home.
However, if you have mastered the coup of household cleaning, you will soon be able to tidy up the house in an orderly manner, free of dirt.
Here are the methods of household cleaning. If you're cleaning, you might as well learn to save time and effort.
1. Tool preparation: A suitable tool will make you do more with less.
2. The focus of space cleaning: the functions of each space are different, and the focus of cleaning is also different.
3. How to improve efficiency: clean is one thing, efficiency is another.
A good start must be the most suitable tool. If you want to clean up easily, you need to prepare these tools!
1. Microfiber cloth
By design, the microfiber cloth is more likely to adhere to dust and dirt, and it can more efficiently wipe the surface smooth and bright, thereby replacing the rag.
When wiping, remember to clean from top to bottom and from the inside out; for three-dimensional furniture, "grab" the edge of the table, "wrap" the door handle to wipe, wrap your fingers with a cloth, and "poke" the grooves.
2. Vacuum cleaner
Not only do vacuums quickly pick up floor dust, but manufacturers now offer a variety of combinations that make it easy to get to places that used to be difficult to handle.
It is recommended to purchase a wireless cyclone vacuum cleaner, which reduces indoor air pollution, and the wireless design can also prevent you from being kidnapped by wires and increase the convenience of cleaning.
During the cleaning process, it is necessary to open the windows to maintain ventilation, avoid inhaling the raised dust and keep the air clean.
Even when cleaning on rainy days, remember to open the windows, as long as the rainwater does not spill into the room. When the cleaning is over, it is best to follow the original cleaning path, enter each room one by one, and check again if there are any gaps in a clockwise direction, so that the cleaning is completed.
The cleaning of stove should be wiped with a damp cloth and some soda water when the meal is just cooked, and the effect is particularly good. The stove rack that still needs to be cleaned is removed and placed in the sink.
After simply brushing off the heavy dirt, pour hot water at 40°C to 50°C, and then add 120 grams of oxygen-based kitchen bleach and 2 tablespoons of kitchen grease cleaner. After soaking for about 10-20 minutes, you can easily clean it with a rag!
For the pools in the cabinets that are particularly prone to oil, sprinkle some fine salt on the oil stains, wipe them with warm water, and then soak the pipes in warm soapy water for 30 minutes, and the decontamination effect is better.
The faucet will inevitably have water stains that are difficult to remove permanently, and a piece of orange peel with sufficient water can play a powerful role in decontamination.
Generally, the corners around the room or the joints between the carpet and the wall are the most difficult dead spots to clean and are very prone to mold and dirt. You can try to clean them with an old toothbrush. If you encounter more tenacious dirt, you can use a toothbrush dipped in detergent to remove it, then wipe it with water and keep it dry.
When wiping the glass of doors and windows, you can first peel the onion and cut it in half, rub the glass with its incision, and quickly wipe it with a dry cloth before the juice of the onion is dry, so that the glass after wiping is clean and bright.
