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Cleaning Supplies: House Cleaning 101

by Rod McTavish on May 04. 2010 in Cleaning

Cleaning supplies are a common sight inside anyone’s house. As a matter of fact, there are even those that dedicate small rooms just to store these important items. This just goes to show their importance in one’s home.

What are the common types of cleaning materials used today?

There is definitely a wide array of cleaning items that you can find in one store alone. This might be the reason why some people really get lost with all the available choices. To help you get out of the murky waters, here are some of the most common cleaning products you can find:

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Learning More about Laundry Sinks

by Rod McTavish on Apr 30. 2010 in Cleaning

Laundry sinks, which are also called laundry tubs or utility sinks, are really useful to one’s household. They have various purposes such as a place to wash the hands, wash small animals and soak and clean large messes and clothes. Aside from its usefulness, they are also an easy addition to one’s laundry – or even one’s mud room or basement – as they are simple to install.

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Cleaning Concrete With Some Simple Tools

by Rod McTavish on Feb 16. 2010 in Cleaning

Concrete is one of the strongest materials you will find around your home. These long lasting qualities make it ideal for structural and weight bearing uses. It also is used extensively as flooring. Concrete can get stained over time from a variety of things including oils, chemicals, dirt, paint and more. Getting it clean requires a bit more work than that of your standard floors. You’ll need some equipment as well as some chemicals to achieve a clear finish. A fully clean floor may not be entirely possible depending on the degree of the stain. Using the tips in this guide can give you a fighting chance.

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Professional Strength Grout Cleaners

by Rod McTavish on Feb 01. 2010 in Cleaning

If household items like vinegar or baking soda do not get your grout clean and even the regular cleaners you can buy in grocery stores like Lysol or Mr. Clean cannot get the job done, then you might need to try professional strength grout cleaner. These cleaning solutions will be more powerful and have harsher chemicals in them. Make sure that you always test a small portion of your grout to make sure there are no ill effects before you use industrial strength cleaners on your entire floor.

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