key takeaways
- Clean the chaos before starting a deep clean cleaning.
- Work from top to bottom to avoid reducing less areas.
- Pay attention to window treatment, baseboard and hard-to-wheel locations.
The change of weather is always a good time to take stock of your home, fall and take stock of deep clean areas that are not always involved in cleaning your regular maintenance. The first room in your list should be your bedroom as the dust quickly accumulates, and a clean bedroom means better, more peaceful sleep.
We asked the cleaning experts how a bedroom should be cleaned deeply in the decline and which areas should be given priority. Here are the spots that they say that you should never leave.
Meet experts
Joan Braceo Is the founder of the maid to order.
Brian Davis He owns a professional cleaner and head Rabish.
Clean the ceiling fan
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The best way to do a deep cleaning is to work from top to bottom in your own way so that you are not already brushing dust on a clean floor. This means that starting your light fixtures with dust or ceiling fan,
Because these fixtures are so high, they often forget and hold too much dust, causing them an essential function during a bedroom.
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Wash curtains and wipe the blind
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According to the owner of Brian Davis, Professional Cleaner and Hand Rabish, your window treatment is dust magnets.
“These people collect more dust than suspects,” says Davis.
Be sure to clean this area of your bedroom at least once once, which includes the deep clean cleaning of your collapse. Washed or dried Clean the curtainAnd the dust gets blind with a microfiber fabric and an vinegar-water solution.
Clean your walls, light switch and doors
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Walls, doors and light switches are often left during cleaning, but there are high-touch areas that quickly accumulate dirt.
“Grimm and germs can gather in those areas,” Davis says.
Wipe the walls with a damp cloth and use a light disinfectant cleaner on the door knobs and light switches to remove bacteria. Buff walls, light switches and doors with a dry cloth to remove moisture.
Vacuum mattress and under bed
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A seasonal deep clean is forgotten those forgotten, difficult-to-front areas, such as your mattress and a great time to vacuum under the bed. Do not be afraid to move your furniture usually in your bedroom to reach other places.
“There may be a pain to move the furniture, but it is worth it for the results,” the maid’s founder Joan Brasio, the founder of the order, says.
Davis also recommends a HEPA filter to make your vacuum extra miles.
“Vacuum with a cleaning head that has a hepa filter to remove dust particles and other debris (around its bedroom),” says Davis.
Wipe the baseboard
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As you do your work from top to bottom of the room, do not forget to clean around your baseboard.
“They are easily neglected, but such an important step,” says Braccio. “The baseboard are those where you will usually find the most buildup.”
To clean, use a moist microfiber towel Wipe the baseboard, Remove dust and dirt. Then, go to the baseboard with a dry cloth to catch any remaining buildup.
Change filter and clean vent
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Changing your furnace filter in the fall is a good idea, you do not want to forget any other filters or vents in your bedroom, such as one Air purifier filter Or HVAC vents.
“You want to clean or change the filter, especially before you close the windows for the season,” says Davis.
Change the disposable filter and wipe the HVAC vent in your bedroom to remove dust and refresh the air in your bedroom.
