Are we finally going to have a few days to dry out? If so, this may be your best time to get the mud out of your carpets!
Winter de-icing chemicals, mud, dust mites…lots of unpleasant things can build up in your carpet over the winter and into a wet spring.
Now is a great time to clean out the built up goop! Give us a call and we can bring your carpets back to fresh and clean and ready for summer fun!
Computers are delicate machines but they sure do get dirty.
To clean your computer screen, first turn off your computer and monitor.
Dampen a clean, soft, lint-free cloth with plain water and wring it out.
Wipe the screen with the cloth. Do not spray Windex or other sprays on the screen of your monitor.
After you clean the screen wipe down the outside of the monitor frame and then the rest of the monitor.
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One of the hardest to reach places is your ceiling fan. If you are tall enough to use a chair and a dust attachment on the vacuum cleaner it is the easiest way to remove dust and not spread it around.
If you cannot reach the blades you may have to invest in a long handled dust mop. When using a dust mop you’ll find it is less of a mess if you spread an old sheet or piece of large plastic under the area you are working to catch all the big gobs of dust that will fall from the fan blades.
Recommended cleaning is at least once a year in early spring before you start to use the fan.
Spiders spin webs that collect dust and make a room look messy. You can go get yourself a fancy cobweb-removing telescope extension duster or you can make one at home that gets you into the high places to collect cobwebs. Keeping your home free of cobweb buildup will make it cleaner and healthier to live in. Whether you have straight walls or decorative ceilings they need cleaning at least every six months.
If you have shorter ceilings you can make a cob web cleaner by taping a thick rag over top of a broom.
For taller ceilings you can buy a cobweb duster or you can make your own rod by connect 2-3 pieces of PVC tubing and 1-2 connector tubes for the middle. You’ll have to measure your tallest ceiling and break that down into manageable pieces for storage when not using it. Duct tape a large rag on the end of the rod and change the rag often.
The cobweb cleaners sold in stores and online are usually made from poly fiber material similar to a plastic broom. Most manufactured cobweb dusters have round 8 inch heads.
Keep the cobwebs at bay by dusting as soon as you see more spider webs appear.
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