What should I clean first?

Clean Your Home In This Order

• Clean The Bathroom First. The bathrooms are usually the hardest room to clean, and so they’re a great place to start.
• The Kitchen. The kitchen is the next hardest place to clean in the house and also one of the most important.
• Entryways and Hallways.
• The Living Room and Family Rooms.
• Bedrooms.

What is initial cleaning?

Initial House Cleaning The idea for an Initial Clean is to make your home super clean, so we have a fresh start. We’ll stay until your home is cleaner than it’s ever been. You’ll be impressed, and hire us for regular house cleaning, say every week or two (or maybe 4).

What is the correct sequence of cleaning?

There are six phases to cleaning and sanitizing in general: Main clean – use a detergent to loosen surface trash and grease. Rinse to get rid of any leftover food, oil, or detergent. Disinfection is the process of killing microorganisms using a disinfectant or heat. Remove the disinfectant with a final rinse.

What should you clean first in a bedroom?

1. Step 1: Take Out Trash.
2. Step 2: Pick Up Dirty Clothes.
3. Step 3: Put Away Clean Clothes.
4. Step 4: Strip Your Bed.
5. Step 5: Clear Surface Clutter.
6. Step 6: Wipe Surfaces Clean.
7. Step 7: Dust Curtains and Light Fixtures.
8. Step 8: Wipe Down Windows and Mirrors.

Should I vacuum or dust first?

When doing your thorough cleaning, dust the room before vacuuming so you can vacuum up the particles that float into the air as you work and settle on the floor.

Should you sweep before mopping?

Clean before you mop. You should always sweep, dust mop or vacuum to remove large pieces of debris and stray hair.

How should I clean my belly button?

Dip a cotton swab in rubbing alcohol and gently rub the surfaces inside your bellybutton. If the swab gets dirty, throw it away and start a new one. Once the cotton swab comes out clean, use a fresh one dipped in water to rinse the alcohol out of your bellybutton so it doesn’t dry your skin.

How do you know if your room is clean?

Here are some tips to spotting the room that’s been properly cleaned – and the one that just looks that way.

1. Inspect the Lobby.
2. Start with the Bathroom.
3. Check Down the Side of the Bed.
4. Get Rid of the Bed cover.
5. Check the Door Handles and Light Switches.
6. Move Stuff Around.
7. Raise the Cistern Lid.

Does vacuuming kick up dust?

Does vacuuming kick up dust? Unfortunately, it’s true that some vacuum cleaners kick up dust and spread allergens around instead of removing them. To prevent this, you should buy a HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) vacuum cleaner that is sealed off from all sides to prevent the dust from getting out during use.