For the new homeowner, making their sanctuary clean is one of their top priorities. Once your client have put in the time to make their home squeaky clean, you can extend your services by giving them pro tips and tricks to maintain the cleanliness of their home, and keep it that way (well, for a longer period of time). Lucky for you, we’d be sharing these 3 odd tips that actually work to help you keep your home clean, lustrous, and free from those pesky house scum.
EXPLORE THE VERSATILITY OF CAR PRODUCTS
Now you might be wondering, why are we discussing car products when we’re clearly talking about homes. Hold up! hear us out! One of the tilting things that you get to clean around your home are mirrors, most especially the mirrors from your bathroom, or any transparent material that’s in it; Take a glass door for example. Who’s the suspect for this? Soap buildup! Now we let’s playback a bit, and talk about car products once again. You can eradicate these soap buildups by using a rain-repellant product that’s mostly used in maintaining the windshields of a car. Basically, it gives off the water lily effect on your glass and mirrors. It creates an invisible shield, and eliminates soap building up on the surface.
PROTECTANTS EXIST FOR A REASON
What protectants do is in the name itself, they protect, and that’s what they do best. We’re talking protectant furniture sprays, and sealants that are specifically designed for carpets. The thing about these products are, you only need to use them once a year, so you really get your money’s worth. Say for example, you care a lot about your flooring, whether it’s wood, laminates, or tiles, protectants will protect your flooring from spills or any liquid related fiascos you might encounter. Like repellants, protectants mostly does the same job.
PUMICE STONES
If you don’t know what a Pumice stone is, it’s a porous and abrasive stone made for skin care. You could actually use Pumice stones to combat dirt and grease. You can bid chemical based cleaners good-bye. Just be sure to wet your Pumice stone before using it
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