Top Household Cleaning Products You Should Use

Cleaning can be extremely stressful when you are not armed  with the right materials for that cause. It is like a battle zone – figuratively – going to face that challenge without getting the right materials needed to appropriately get the job done is like setting yourself up for doom because the workload will eventually become overwhelming than what the materials could handle. Because of this, we – Ready Set Maids in Houston-  have compiled a number of basic materials that could get your surfaces sparkling clean and germs-free.

(1) Vacuum

Though this can be a little expensive, but it is a good buy, trust me. This machine helps in covering a wide surface area within the shortest possible time, help wash your pets (getting rid of allergies that could have been lingering on the fur of the animal), it also could help clean hard carpets and wood floors easily. The equipment is equipped with highly sensitive filters that could remove 99% of particles, including dust and allergens which is particularly helpful for people with pets that are susceptible to allergies.

(2) Microfiber Cloths

This is one of the important materials that should be kept within reach. It is structured in a way that makes it easy to hold germs and sorts more than regular wipe cloths and can be used either wet or dry. They could be washed – even though separately – and be reused too.

(3) Rubber Gloves

This is not necessarily a cleaning agent per se, but it is very essential to protect your arms from the exposure to germs and also stains that can be incurred in the course of doing a cleaning in your apartment.

(4) Brushes

For hard surfaces and proper detailing in cleaning a surface, s brush is a good option. Whether you are cleaning a kitchen, toilet or bathroom they are found helpful. Though there are different types of brushes:

Toilet brush – used for scrubbing and cleaning a toilet bowl

An old toothbrush – used for scrubbing a strategic point on a hard surface for detailing

A large scrub brush – used for scrubbing a wider surface compared to a toothbrush

(5) Lemon juice or Vinegar

These have been used for a long time to clean hard stains that might have been considered not washable. It is stemmed on the knowledge that lemon juice and vinegar are highly acidic. Its acidity is very corrosive enough to get rid of almost any kind of dirt. They can used to clean the window, glass surfaces, kitchen since and even some strategic points in the toilet. After using it make sure water is run over the surface it is been used on to stop or reduce the corrosive effect on the material.

(6) Wood Polish

Most people make the mistake of using water based products to clean wood surfaces like furniture. After sometime of using it, you will discover that the wooden surface starts becoming blurry instead of glossy. That explains why it shouldn’t be used. Wood polish are oil-based products used instead to wipe off marks and stains on a wood surface and still keep it looking sparkling and beautiful.

(7) Dishwashing liquid

These are mainly used for washing dishes and cutleries

I hope you find this useful to help you know the right tools to have for effective cleaning