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Cleaning your Stove

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Cleaning your Stove
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Today I am going to help you with your kitchen stove. Most people do not like cleaning their stove because they think it is to hard to do. We can clean the most cooked on stove in about 20 mins. tops.
The first thing is to get your area ready. Make sure the sink is empty so that you have room to work. If you have a stove like the one here on the right these grates are really easy to clean if you fill your sink up with warm sudsy water. I recommend Dawn because it cuts the grease really fast. while these are soaking just take your sudsy towel and clean the inside of the stove. The suds and warm water will just clean this right up. And if you do it before going to bed it wont have time to get really hard. After you have cleaned the inside and have it looking all shiny just wipe all the knobs and outside surfaces. Take a dry towel and polish right away and you wont have any streaking.I always recommend microfiber cloths.

Now go to the sink and usually all you have do is wipe the grates with your sudsy towel rinse then dry before putting back in place. Even if it is really cooked on and hard just let them sit in hot sudsy water longer. The longer they sit the less you have to scrub.  You want to dry the grates before you put them back so that it doesn’t cause rust spots where they sit on the stove top. Also on your gas ranges you want to turn on the burners for just a second to dry out the water that might have gotten in them when you were cleaning.

Next time I will show you how to get your ceramic glass stove top clean.

And remember you can go to our FaceBook Page and ask any cleaning question you may have. We love to help and I hope it shows 🙂

 

Till next time…. Jan

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome To House / Office Cleaning On Wheels

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This is just a little of what we do. We love to help keep your home or office beautiful. Our attention to detail is what makes us a great choice for your cleaning service company.

Please if you could take the time and let me know what you would like me to blog next. I want to be able to help you keep your home or office clean.

 

Thanks and see you next time….

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Cleaning tips for helping your shower stay clean

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Showers often get pink very quickly this time of year around here anyway due to the high humidity. One way to help keep this under control is to keep the exhaust fan on after you shower for at least 15 minutes. This helps to get the moisture out of the shower. You should also leave the shower door open. The moisture will not rise up. It will stay low and if the door is left open this will help it to get out and not turn into mold.
Another great tool to have in your shower is a squeegee. Before you get out of the shower just wipe all the areas down including the doors and the floor. The less moisture in the shower will help keep the mold from growing.

Another tip to keep your shower cleaner longer is to make sure you rinse all the soap off the glass and walls before you get out. The soap you leave behind will start to create soap scum. When left on there every time you shower you just keep adding onto it. This is why when you get ready to clean your shower you just can’t seem to get that off.

Now when we come into clean your shower, we make sure all the soap scum is off and the glass is streak free. One of the reasons we can do this is because we make sure all traces of the cleaner we use is rinsed off. Cleaners are made to attract dirt so if you leave cleaner on the walls and glass all it is going to do is attract the dirt.

I hope I have helped you and if you would like to ask us a cleaning question visit our facebook page House /Office Cleaning On Wheels.

 

How to hire a cleaning service for your home

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Hiring a house cleaning service is supposed to make your life easier, not more difficult. The relationship between client and the company should be a “win-win” alliance, and here are some tips for making it so.

  • Define the Job

It will be far easier for both you and your cleaner when the expectations are spelled out and mutually understood right from the start.

  • Be Prepared to Pay a Fair Price

There are many factors that go into calculating a fair price for cleaning your home. This includes for the initial cleaning and then for the ongoing weekly or bi-weekly cleaning. Payroll is the major cost to a service. You want to make sure that the people they hire are trustworthy, professional and dependable.

In addition to payroll costs your cleaning service has other overhead expenses: transportation to and from your home, payroll taxes, including FICA, FUCA and state unemployment taxes, supplies and equipment, marketing expenses and this is just a few. I could go on and on. It is not unusual for it to cost $30 to $40 just to get the team their and they haven”t even started to clean yet!

The really important factor relative to your cleaning fee is that you get good value for your money and that should be more than just a good cleaning job.

If you would like to read the rest click here.

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We are Cleaning For A Reason

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Happy Saturday!!

I hope you enjoy the video as much as I did. Our local hospital was in a competition awhile back and this was there submission for a breast cancer research.

We are part of a national foundation Cleaning For A Reason. We provide free house cleaning for women battling cancer. I am very passionate about this because in 2003 one of my friends and client was diagnosed with breast cancer.  I watched from diagnoses till her cancer took her 2 years later. I saw how difficult it was for her to be able to do the smallest things.

We love to be able to help in our own way and a clean house and environment contributes to the welfare and recovery of patients. You can help by donating or passing along this information.

We love what we do and it shows in our work.

Jan Maskew

Happy 4th of July!!!

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What a wonderful day to be celebrating our countries birthday!!!

 

This is my 3 yr old grandson 🙂

 

Hello world!

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Welcome to our new blog.

I hope to be able to answer questions about your cleaning issues and post some great tips that will help you try and find a great cleaning service or do it your self.

We are everywhere on social media and we hope that you visit us on our other sites.

 

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