It turns out that there are a number of mistakes that turn a 30-minute cleaning into a two-hour ordeal.
Six simple rules can help you spend a minimum amount of time on cleaning. Before dusting, remove everything from the shelves.
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Firstly, this significantly shortens the time because it is much easier to wipe the entire shelf with one stroke than to remove items one by one.
Secondly, surfaces will not leave smudges and small tufts of dust that form when you move things during cleaning.
Dry cleaning before wet cleaning
This is a simple and straightforward rule that many housewives ignore for some reason. It is always better to vacuum objects and dust them first, then wipe the floor.
Change bedding before cleaning
If you change bedding after dusting the shelves and wiping the floor, there is a great chance that a fresh layer of dust will be applied to the surfaces of the room. This is inconvenient and annoying, and the effect of cleanliness will not be there.
Distant rooms and high surfaces
This approach means you won't have to go back to the same room or wipe the same spot several times. Once the distant room is cleaned, you can move on to the next room.
If all the "tops" are wiped, you can move to lower surfaces. This will improve the quality of cleaning and prevent dust from transferring from one surface to another.
The right tools
Cotton cloths are the best for cleaning. They wipe dust well and don't dry out too quickly. Microfiber cloths are ambiguous. They perfectly "attract" dust when dry and effectively remove it from smooth materials when dampened with water.
Viscose wipes remove small dirt from various surfaces well and quickly, but require frequent replacement. Cellulose wipes are a great option. When they dry, they harden, become rigid and inflexible, and harmful bacteria do not multiply in this state.
Remove movable furniture
First, move the furniture to another part of the room or to the adjacent room. This will make cleaning easier, and you won't have to spend extra minutes moving furniture. In addition, the result will improve - there will be no unwashed spots and tufts of dust, no marks or stains.
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