Cleanness is not an abstract notion. When something is clean, it has no grime, no stains on and smells fresh. Anything else can be regarded as dirty. Your home is dirty when it hasn’t been cleaned for weeks and months. Some deep cleaning is all that you should do now. Get yourself back together and you will have your life back, just clean now and you will be able to throw parties and have a good time with friends at your place. Dirt and grime are no longer a hindrance. Eliminate them now.

First, start to put things in order. If your home is all in rubbish, collect it, follow the smell. It may come from your fridge or kitchen sink, locate the source and have no mercy. Wear rubber gloves and a protective face mask if you cannot stand the smell. There is no other way, you should deal with it now.

Deep cleaning has some other aspects, too. Once you can see the floor clear of all the paper and other rubbish, sweep the mess off. Get a broom and clean. Sweeping should be followed by vacuum cleaning. But in case there is too much dust, you should first wipe all the furniture tops clean and then attend to the floor. From the top down, this is your direction.

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Wall coverings may have been there for years. Be smart and take them off now. They absorb smell and even might have caught mould. Deep cleaning your home should not always start with removing the wallpapers, but it pointless to clean thoroughly without refreshing the interior a bit.

Stripping off wall papers is not easy but it is ten time better that allowing the old ones to remain. In order for the new covering to get best attachment, the walls should be clear. Re-papering works but it is not recommended. Old papers are moistened and sometimes overlapping is not as desired. Some edges will remain visible.

So if you want to do some deep cleaning of the walls try stripping off the old wallpapers. Test the covering, no matter what it is maid of, it should tear off easily. Try to peel a bit first. If the paper goes off easily, proceed be do it as closer to the wall as possible. The right way of peeling wall paper off is to hold the tip starting from the corner and pulling gently down, as close to the wall as possible. Don’t pull too hard because this can lead to tearing the paper apart.
Other papers are the so-called strippable ones. Some extra pressure is required and they come off easily.

Anything else needs moistening. Spray with water using a spray bottle. Walls that are over-moistened can get softer and loose their upper layer when peeling. Be careful.

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1. Decluttering – If you have recently done the spring cleaning, you may have less mess to deal with. Clutter makes really bad impression on guests, so make some effort to sort you belongings, recycle old newspapers, clear all tables. A tidy home allows you to fully relax.

2. Dusting -  It may seem annoying but as tenancy cleaning companies say – regular  dusting keeps allergens away. Allergies are a common spring occurrence. Start from fans and chandeliers – from the top down. Open a window to improve the air quality while dusting.

3. Vacuuming – Dusting done, carpets have accumulated most of the dust particles. Vacuum thoroughly. Make sure you have cleaned under furniture, upholstery and of course under the carpet itself. Imagine you have to do the move out cleaning, and when you remove all carpets, you’d better have less dirt to deal with.

4. Polishing – Kitchen is when the Easter magic happens. As more people may join the preparation – friends, relatives, family members, your kitchen should be clean. Wipe food remnants and crumbs, empty the trash bin. For easy and fast disinfection you can use disinfectant wipes to clean all surfaces.

5. Decoration – Easter is all about decorated eggs, bunnies, trees. Bring the Easter spirit in you home by putting more flowers than usual. Make Easter eggs wreaths, paper birds nests etc.

Have fun and enjoy the Easter holidays to the fullest.

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The first cleaning rule can be labelled as “every little helps“. You know how boring cleaning in the weekend is, so you can enjoy your spare time only if you apply this first rule. It is much simpler than you think. You have 5 days a week, and it is smart to clean a little every day. Little things you do like picking the mail and leaving it on the living room table, can become valuable cleaning habits. You can clean a different room a day, for example it is Monday and it is the right time to vacuum the kitchen floor and rub the sink. For half an hour cleaning a day you can now do more pleasurable things in the weekend.

Second cleaning rule is “attack the dirt immediately“. It is not always practical to rely one a cleaning company London to deal with the stains, but it will be too late. The most effective stain removal tip is to try to blot the spot as soon as the stain occurs. Then treat the area according to the origin of the fibers. A very important thing is to know what substance caused the spotting, it would save you time and efforts when you finally have the courage to clean it. be careful with blood stains, never pour hot water on.

Third cleaning rule is the following: “read all labels and manufacturers’ warnings“. This applies not only to the end of tenancy cleaning, when you tend to mix all toxic detergents in order to make the ultimate cleaning solution. Knowing what kind of chemicals you are dealing with is a safe way to use them. Keep a window open whenever you clean with harsh detergents.

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Employment correspondent, BBC News

Hospital cleaners play a vital role, the study found

Hospital cleaners are worth more to society than bankers, a study suggests.

The research, carried out by think tank the New Economics Foundation, says hospital cleaners create £10 of value for every £1 they are paid.

It claims bankers are a drain on the country because of the damage they caused to the global economy.

They reportedly destroy £7 of value for every £1 they earn. Meanwhile, senior advertising executives are said to “create stress”.

The study says they are responsible for campaigns which create dissatisfaction and misery, and encourage over-consumption.

Waste workers promote recycling, researchers note

And tax accountants damage the country by devising schemes to cut the amount of money available to the government, the research suggests.

By contrast, child minders and waste recyclers are also doing jobs that create net wealth to the country.

The Foundation has used a new form of job evaluation to calculate the total contribution various jobs make to society, including for the first time the impact on communities and environment.

Eilis Lawlor, spokeswoman for the New Economics Foundation, said: “Pay levels often don’t reflect the true value that is being created. As a society, we need a pay structure which rewards those jobs that create most societal benefit rather than those that generate profits at the expense of society and the environment”.

Tax accountants are said to destroy £47 in value for every £1 generated

She said the aim of the research was not to target individuals in highly paid jobs, or suggest people in low paid jobs should earn more.

“The point we are making is more fundamental – that there should be a relationship between what we are paid and the value our work generates for society. We’ve found a way to calculate that,” she said.

A total of six different jobs were analysed to assess their overall value. These are the study’s main findings:

• The elite banker

“Rather than being wealth creators bankers are being handsomely rewarded for bringing the global financial system to the brink of collapse

Paid between £500,000 and £80m a year, leading bankers destroy £7 of value for every pound they generate”.

• Childcare workers

“Both for families and society as a whole, looking after children could not be more important. As well as providing a valuable service for families, they release earnings potential by allowing parents to continue working. For every pound they are paid they generate up to £9.50 worth of benefits to society.”

• Hospital cleaners

“Play a vital role in the workings of healthcare facilities. They not only clean hospitals and maintain hygiene standards but also contribute to wider health outcomes. For every pound paid, over £10 in social value is created.”

• Advertising executives

The industry “encourages high spending and indebtedness. It can create insatiable aspirations, fuelling feelings of dissatisfaction, inadequacy and stress. For a salary of between £50,000 and £12m top advertising executives destroy £11 of value for every pound in value they generate”.

• Tax accountants

“Every pound that a tax accountant saves a client is a pound which otherwise would have gone to HM Revenue. For a salary of between £75,000 and £200,000, tax accountants destroy £47 in value, for every pound they generate.”

• Waste recycling workers

“Do a range of different jobs that relate to processing and preventing waste and promoting recycling. Carbon emissions are significantly reduced. There is also a value in reusing goods. For every pound of value spent on wages, £12 of value is generated for society.”

The research also makes a variety of policy recommendations to align pay more closely with the value of work.

These include establishing a high pay commission, building social and environmental value into prices, and introducing more progressive taxation.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8410489.stm

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This carpet is ruined and we advised the customer to replace it

Carpet in hallway of one of our customers we would have liked to help, but this carpet was beyond repair and we recommended it to be replaced in stead of cleaned.

our friends at Carpet Cleaning London would also have done the same as it’s the only right thing to do for our customers.

We can clean carpets but unfortunately not perform miracles.

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One of the best things with How Clean is your House, was that this question you can ask everyday.

When did you last look on top of your cupboards? or inside your drawers, when did you last vacuum your mattress, when did you last clean your oven, when did you last clean your bathroom fully.

We suggest to have a deep cleaning performed in your house twice a year.

Why because you can avoid getting vermin, moths, mold, mildew and a lot of bugs if you really clean twice a year, we recommend a weekly or bi-weekly thorough cleaning, and weekly cleaning of kitchens and bathrooms.

The more cleaning you get done the less time it takes each time.

Did you ever see some of the things they were showing on how clean is your house, well we see it everyday and it can be so nasty. It can be really bad how some houses are kept.

We especially find tenants to be the worse which is why we offer end of tenancy cleaning and why we do so many of them.

If you are moving in to a new place and even if the landlord has cleaned it, then it’s not necessarily clean, so check behind cubbaords etc and see for yourself, we also also offer move in cleaning to avoid you moving into someone elses mess.

But we are sad to see a good show going, we enjoyed it while it lasted.

How Clean is your house Axed on Channel 4

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Yes the craze that has hit everyone has hit us. We are also on twitter, we are currently providing cleaning tips via twitter.

So why not follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/cleaninglondon

We look forward to letting you know about various Cleaning tips and tricks

For now stay happy and have a nice day.

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As a domestic and commercial cleaning company in London, we have dealt with thousands of customers over the last 12 years. We would like to share some of our experiences with cleaning and how to clean as a professional cleaner.

Cleaning is a job that requires hard work, more hard work and technique, it also helps using the right professional products.

Over the next coming months we will write about:

• Cleaning Discounts

How to Cleaning guides:

• How to remove red wine stains from your carpet
• How to clean your oven
• How to clean your bathroom
• How to clean your carpets
• How to clean the windows
• How to make things shine
• How to do the dishes professionally
• How to clean your curtains
• How to clean your sofa

Cleaning Advice:

• Clean your house daily to keep mice away
• House Cleaning Party Help

Cleaning Fun and Trivia:

• Cleaning Games for Girls
• Can you use cleaning fluids be used in a bong to get high
• Cleaning Cartoons

Cleaning Products:

• Cheap Cleaning Products
• Eco Cleaning Products
• Professional Cleaning Products

Cleaning News:

• Obsessive compulsive cleaning disorder (OCCD) or (OCD)

top 10 Cleaning Lists:

• Top 10 Eco Cleaning Products
• Top 10 most dirty areas of most houses
• Top 10 most dirty areas of offices
• Top 10 ways to get a shiny home
• Top 10 Ways to keep your house clean
• Top 10 Most effective cleaning products

We hope you enjoy our news and blogs, please do not hesitate to say hi to us.

Or better still, book one of our cleaners today on 020 3026 6026

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