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If you are one of those homeowners who want to forgo cleaning the house for as long as possible. It’s time we change your mindset. While it can be hard to cover all the tasks at once, you have to routinely clean your home by either doing the chores yourself or hiring professional Auckland cleaning services.
Since we all need some extra motivation to start cleaning, we ask our professionals at Urban Care how often we should clean and why. Here is what they can say.
Daily and Weekly Cleaning Tasks
To keep everything clean and organized, there are certain cleaning tasks that you should perform daily. That includes sweeping the floor in your kitchen and wiping down the countertop. Sanitize the sink and put back everything in its proper places.
As for your weekly tasks, change the beddings and clean the interior of the microwave once a week. Clean the bathtub at least once a week to prevent harbouring bacteria that can cause skin infection.
Do you work from home, or are you often using your computer at home? If you like to eat in front of your computer you need to clean it at least once a week. The computer keyboard is a common breeding ground for bacteria. It harbours five times more bacteria than your toilet seat. Don’t be a part of the 10% who do not clean their computer. Add this task to your weekly schedule.
Credit to: Good Housekeeping
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Conclusion
Our homes can make us feel safe. However, there are hidden dangers that can make us sick if we don’t clean them regularly. Follow our experts’ advice on the frequency of house cleaning. If you need help on keeping up with the schedule, hire any of the Auckland cleaning services companies listed here at Urban Care.
Julie is a passionate writer a mother of three kids and a dedicated cleaning enthusiast, eager to share valuable insights and practical tips on maintaining a clean and organized home. With a deep understanding of the challenges of maintaining a tidy living space, Julie has spent years honing its expertise in cleaning methods, organizing techniques, and sustainable practices.