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1. Do some cleaning every day
If you decide to clean the entire apartment over the weekend, you often don’t know where to start. Therefore, schedule ten minutes to clean each day. This way, not much is left on the cleaning day and it is easier to bring order and cleanliness to the apartment.
If you need a little more discipline, it can also be helpful to create a cleaning plan where a task is defined each day.
2. Clean the bath mortar with a toothbrush
Dirt deposits quickly accumulate in the spaces between bathroom tiles, especially in the shower. Because they are so narrow, cleaning them can be a real hassle. The next time you want to replace your toothbrush, don’t throw away the old one, save it for this cleaning trick. Because: Toothbrushes are ideal for brushing tight joints.
Electric toothbrushes are even better than manual toothbrushes. Put on an old brush attachment, turn on the toothbrush and hit the road.
By the way, toothbrushes are suitable not only for joints, but also for any narrow grooves.
3. Rely on home remedies
Don’t worry if you suddenly run out of cleaning agents for your next cleaning marathon, because most stains can also be removed with simple home remedies. You can find nine stain remover recipes in this article:
4. Polish the windows with nylon stockings
Comprehensive spring cleaning should not include window cleaning. If you are not careful while doing this, unsightly marks will appear and you will feel like you need to clean the windows all over again. If you have nylon stockings that you no longer need, these are perfect as cleaning cloths. The material of the socks provides lint-free cleaning without leaving marks.
Another tip: It’s best to save window cleaning for a boring day. When the sun shines, the cleaning agent and water on the windows dry very quickly and scars appear.
5. Remove the hair with the shower squeegee
Whether it’s our own hair or our pet’s hair: lint is one of the most annoying things to remove during cleaning. They are usually scattered all over the house and it is difficult to absorb them all, even with a vacuum cleaner. Try going over the sofa or other furniture with the shower squeegee next time. The hair adheres well to the rubber part and can be thrown directly.
6. Vinegar bath for shower head
Lime deposits in the kitchen and bathroom are not unusual. But cleaning can be extremely tedious if they are not removed in time.
The shower head is also one of the places where limescale tends to form. But don’t worry, with a little vinegar the shower head will be sparkling again in no time. To do this, fill a small plastic bag with vinegar and submerge the shower head in it. Cover everything with a rubber band and let the vinegar soak overnight.
7. Clean the microwave with vinegar
Kitchen appliances are often neglected when it comes to cleaning. So is the microwave, and although many people use it on a daily basis. With continued use, something can quickly go wrong and contaminate the microwave with debris. This can turn into a nightmare if these are not cleaned right away and you prefer to wait until spring cleaning to clean them.
But here’s a home remedy that can help too: Put a bowl of two glasses of water and half a glass of vinegar in the microwave and run it for three minutes. Microwave the bowl for a few more minutes, then dry the inside of the microwave with a cloth.
8. Clean the heater with a vacuum cleaner
Radiators can be difficult to clean due to their shape. Access to interior spaces is almost impossible. The vacuum cleaner is your best friend here: you can often reach difficult spots with a narrow attachment.
Otherwise, you can work without attachments and blow the dust from above. It is best to put a damp cloth under the heater so that at the end the dust does not circulate throughout the entire apartment.
Source : Blick
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