What Not To Clean With Vinegar

On 24 June, 2010, in Cleaning Tips, by Nick Vassilev

Vinegar is a pungent, potent and acidic liquid that’s as good in your home cleaning cupboard as it is in your kitchen cupboard.
However, because it is a strong acid, you should not use it to clean certain things around your house, as the acid will attack the thing you’re trying to clean and ruin it.
It [...]

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Large Hospital Builders Clean: Day 1

On 23 June, 2010, in Announcements, by Nick Vassilev

A recently awarded builders clean contract started today at at a large brand new NHS hospital.
Having passed the strict Health & Safety vetting process during the last weeks, Anyclean was able to deploy staff and plant earlier today. Everybody from the builders cleaning crew was site inducted and the cleaning commenced.
Our staff are CSCS, scissor [...]

 

Choosing And Using Carpets

On 23 June, 2010, in Carpet cleaning, by Nick Vassilev

Among the many ways of covering a floor in a house, carpets are by far one of the most popular, as well as the most sensuous. There’s nothing like sinking your toes into a soft, deep rug or carpet. But what do you need to know before deciding where to put carpet in your home [...]

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How To Clean Your London Home With Home Supplies

On 22 June, 2010, in Home cleaning, by Nick Vassilev

Home cleaning is one of the tasks which some people love, and others detest. People who love it, do it since after all maintaining and decorating one’s house gives everyone the satisfaction of having accomplished their personal goals and living in a healthier place. So, what is the best ways to clean your home. While [...]

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How To Remove Odour From Walls

On 21 June, 2010, in Cleaning Tips, by Nick Vassilev

Walls tend to absorb smells. The process is so gradual that regular occupants of the area will not even notice it but visitors will. It’s always worthwhile to get a friendly outsider to tell you if your walls smell. This is a common problem in offices because of the large number of people and the [...]

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Natural Cleaning Products For Your Kitchen

On 19 June, 2010, in Natural cleaning, by Nick Vassilev

Cleaning the kitchen using natural cleaning products may feel a bit like walking a tightrope. On the one hand, as you are preparing food, it is extremely important that surfaces, etc. are kept scrupulously clean. On the other hand, you want to minimize the amount of toxins you use – after all, you don’t want [...]

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Cleaning Tips For Cleaning The Barbecue Machine

On 18 June, 2010, in Cleaning Tips, by Nick Vassilev

Now that spring has almost sprung, to quote the famous old bit of doggerel that is rapidly turning into a cliché, it’s time to start thinking about eating outdoors in the warmer weather. And the really big question is: did you clean your barbecue before you put it away for the winter? Oh [...]

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Children And House Cleaning Products

On 17 June, 2010, in House cleaning, by Nick Vassilev

Most new parents become all too aware of their baby’s health and how vulnerable a little immune system is. The automatic reaction from most people is to try sterilising and boiling everything in sight in case a germ dares to attack their offspring. Children’s toys are cleaned thoroughly by dry cleaning. Surfaces are doused in [...]

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Household Cleaning Products With Antibacterial Ingredients

On 16 June, 2010, in House cleaning, by Nick Vassilev

Household cleaning products contain antibacterial ingredients which are widely available and used by a lot of people. Such products are also quite popular. A possible benefit of using the antibacterial product for home hygiene must be weighed against theoretical risk for antibiotic or antiseptic resistance. Studies and research surveys have been conducted too, to view [...]

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Cleaning Home Gym Equipment

On 15 June, 2010, in Cleaning Tips, by Nick Vassilev

First of all, locate where the equipment has been stored in the back of the garage and remove the bike helmets, seed packets, watering cans, screwdrivers and tins of paint off it. Now get to work with a duster and some hot soapy water and a brush or three– you might actually be able to [...]

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