Oksa
hey all!! please help me out i move in to my new apartment this week and i need to buy alot of cleaning supplies yes i clean with regular products in my home now but i would like to know if people out there know certain brands that are fantastic and secrets that i probably dont know.
I have parquet flooring all over the apartment it was just cleaned and polished a few days ago whats the best BRANd, what kind of MOP to use best material, and what kind of product
i have tiles not shiny in the kitchen dont know the exact material and tiles shiny for the bathroom, what kind of brand, product, to use?
the kitchen stove is white with a ventilation system the ventilation system is kind of dirty from the other tenant what to clean with that, what to clean the fridge with plain white refrigerator, and what to clean my wooden cabinets with..
please let me know any useful information so sorry if i sound ignorant i am just very interested in doing the best job i can. thank you in advance!!
Answer
If the parquet floors are real wood and waxed you should damp mop it after vacuuming without chemicals. Every 6 moths to a year have the floor guy in to paste polish it.
The tiles get cleaned with straight white vinegar the smell disappears when it dries no need to rinse...run the vent open a window. If they are extra dirty wash them with sudsy ammonia followed with the vinegar rinse.
Ammonia baking soda and a little bit of Dawn will clean the cabinets and the vent hood. Take the screens and put them in the dishwasher. Then wipe the cabinets with Murphy's oil soap after cleaning them. For stubborn areas make a paste of the baking soda ammonia and vinegar apply it to the area and let it sit for 30 minutes or more. These products will clean and disinfect. If the smell gets to you simmer vanilla extract with some water on the stove.
Get the gallon size White Vinegar and the Amonia and the big box of baking soda. Fill an empty spray bottle with the vinegar to clean countertops, glass the fridge etc.
The Big faced terry mops are great. http://www.poundsfloors.com/photos/Bona_hard_surface_Care_terry_lg.jpg There is also a microfiber face you can buy for it altho the terry with plain (cool) water will be fine for the parquet. Get a few replacement pads when you get the mop. Swiffers floor and 360 dusters are great for fast clean ups too.
These are the only products you need for the jobs mentioned. If the oven is not self cleaning get oven cleaner you can use it on dirty glass pans and stainless pots too. Clean the cutting board with soap then spray vinegar on it and let it dry. Microwave your sponge for 1 minute every night.
Cleanser is made with a paste of baking soda and vinegar. Baking soda and vinegar can get added to the wash too. Spray the vinegar after a shower and it will eat through soap scum and kill mold.
Lysol toilet cleaner, a Magic Eraser, Scotch Brite sponges, Brillo and Lemon Oil for wood furniture. A small bottle of bleach for blood clean ups is the only other thing I can think of.
Shopping list
Large face terry mop with extra cloths
Swiffer sweeper
Swiffer duster
Scotch Brite Sponges
Magic Eraser
Rags
Newspaper (for cleaning glass with the vinegar )
Empty spray bottle
Vanilla extract
Amonia ( large)
Vinegar white 5% (large)
Baking soda (large)
Murphy's Oil soap
Lemon Oil
Brillo Juniors
Oven Cleaner - use gloves with this
Small bottle of bleach
Crystal Drain-O Run it down the drains on the first of each month to keep them clear (sink and tub)
Bucket
Rubber gloves
Hand moisturizer
If the parquet floors are real wood and waxed you should damp mop it after vacuuming without chemicals. Every 6 moths to a year have the floor guy in to paste polish it.
The tiles get cleaned with straight white vinegar the smell disappears when it dries no need to rinse...run the vent open a window. If they are extra dirty wash them with sudsy ammonia followed with the vinegar rinse.
Ammonia baking soda and a little bit of Dawn will clean the cabinets and the vent hood. Take the screens and put them in the dishwasher. Then wipe the cabinets with Murphy's oil soap after cleaning them. For stubborn areas make a paste of the baking soda ammonia and vinegar apply it to the area and let it sit for 30 minutes or more. These products will clean and disinfect. If the smell gets to you simmer vanilla extract with some water on the stove.
Get the gallon size White Vinegar and the Amonia and the big box of baking soda. Fill an empty spray bottle with the vinegar to clean countertops, glass the fridge etc.
The Big faced terry mops are great. http://www.poundsfloors.com/photos/Bona_hard_surface_Care_terry_lg.jpg There is also a microfiber face you can buy for it altho the terry with plain (cool) water will be fine for the parquet. Get a few replacement pads when you get the mop. Swiffers floor and 360 dusters are great for fast clean ups too.
These are the only products you need for the jobs mentioned. If the oven is not self cleaning get oven cleaner you can use it on dirty glass pans and stainless pots too. Clean the cutting board with soap then spray vinegar on it and let it dry. Microwave your sponge for 1 minute every night.
Cleanser is made with a paste of baking soda and vinegar. Baking soda and vinegar can get added to the wash too. Spray the vinegar after a shower and it will eat through soap scum and kill mold.
Lysol toilet cleaner, a Magic Eraser, Scotch Brite sponges, Brillo and Lemon Oil for wood furniture. A small bottle of bleach for blood clean ups is the only other thing I can think of.
Shopping list
Large face terry mop with extra cloths
Swiffer sweeper
Swiffer duster
Scotch Brite Sponges
Magic Eraser
Rags
Newspaper (for cleaning glass with the vinegar )
Empty spray bottle
Vanilla extract
Amonia ( large)
Vinegar white 5% (large)
Baking soda (large)
Murphy's Oil soap
Lemon Oil
Brillo Juniors
Oven Cleaner - use gloves with this
Small bottle of bleach
Crystal Drain-O Run it down the drains on the first of each month to keep them clear (sink and tub)
Bucket
Rubber gloves
Hand moisturizer
I'm looking for a new vacuum cleaner. Is the Kirby sentria a good investment?
Luis and m
Answer
There far superior vacuums out there for much less money than a Kirby! Top of the line vacuums such as the Aerus Lux, Miele, Sebo, and Riccar are far superior to anything Kirby produces.
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/aerus-electrolux.html
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/miele.html
You won't be skimping on performance with a Dyson, LG, or Oreck either.
Dyson DC33http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/dyson-dc33.html
LG LUV300Bhttp://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/lg-kompressor-luv300b.html
Oreck Quest Prohttp://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/oreck-quest-pro.html
There far superior vacuums out there for much less money than a Kirby! Top of the line vacuums such as the Aerus Lux, Miele, Sebo, and Riccar are far superior to anything Kirby produces.
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/aerus-electrolux.html
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/miele.html
You won't be skimping on performance with a Dyson, LG, or Oreck either.
Dyson DC33http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/dyson-dc33.html
LG LUV300Bhttp://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/lg-kompressor-luv300b.html
Oreck Quest Prohttp://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/oreck-quest-pro.html
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