Any estate agent will strongly encourage you to clean your home when putting it up for sale.
However, other than the fact that presenting a spotless home is simply a mark of politeness to any visitors – whether they’re viewers or not – why is it so important to get your property looking its best before you attempt to sell it? Read the rest of this entry »
Most people might be surprised to learn that our homes are filled with hundreds of toxins, pollutants, and airborne chemicals that affect our daily health. Read the rest of this entry »
We always want our properties to look better, no matter if we own the place or rent it. We wish to live in a cosy and beautiful home and for it to reflect our personality.
Unfortunately, this can be quite difficult for tenants as they face the limitations of a contract. Most of the times, landlords are the ones responsible for house repairs. Improvements, on the other hand, are carried out by renters. Which means you’re probably far away from MTV Cribs. But don’t give up just yet. You can still make your home pretty and inviting. In fact, you can even persuade your landlord to pay for some improvements.
In this article you’ll learn:
Being the busy bees that we are, we often find ourselves clearing only bits and pieces of dirt and clutter during the week. We do the dishes after dinner, laundry time is twice a week, and if we’re lucky, we get to scrub the bathroom. Really, really quickly. And who could blame us for our sloppiness? Less cleaning means more time with families, chilling and relaxing, right?
But that doesn’t mean we have to live in a mess. It’s that time of the year again and spring cleaning is here to save the day.
Having your home cleaned A to Z in Spring gives you a fresh start. The house will be sorted and cleared out of everything you don’t need. You’ll get your rooms perfectly clean and in order again. And that’s not the end of it. Spring cleaning has even more benefits than you think. Did you know, for example, that spring cleaning inspires diet changes as well? A clean and decluttered home lowers the stress and boosts the mood. And… spring cleaning is really satisfying.
We started our series with a kitchen checklist for spring cleaning. And while you’re on fire, we suggest you to tackle the next hard task and clean the bathroom. After that, the rest of the house will seem like a child’s play. Cleaning the bathroom is a least favourite chore for many. It involves powerful detergents, lots of scrubbing and disinfecting. Think about the result, though — you will have a pristine clean bathroom to pamper yourself in. You can achieve that relaxing spa atmosphere seen on magazines. You can finally get all that stubborn limescale off of the tap.
Spring cleaning is a heck of a big deal, won’t you say? With all the planning, organizing and decluttering you have to do it is easy to get scared. As professional cleaners, we know that what you need is a little guidance and some spring cleaning tips. Once you have it organized and figured out it gets quite easy and even fun.
There is a way to not get intimidated by the work before you. Divide and conquer, we say. Room by room, corner after corner, you can clear out the entire house.
Why not start by cleaning the kitchen? It is probably the place that gets the most stubborn grime and clutter. And once it gets cleaned it will be a real joy to cook in it and invite guests for dinner.
Cleanliness and health. You’d expect the two to go hand in hand but sadly that’s not always the case. A research from as far back as 2004 suggests that the chemicals found in many common commercial household cleaners can be implicated in asthma and other allergic conditions and many of them aren’t very Eco-friendly either.
The good news is that there are alternatives, harmless to both your health and the environment. Better yet, they’re cheaper than commercially produced cleansers. Here’s a round-up of the best three products you can use for your domestic or tenancy cleaning and how to get the best out of them:
This year we celebrate Father’s Day on the 21th of June. Here are a few facts to answer your questions and give you a better view at this occasion.
| № / City | £ per Month |
| 1.Guernsey | 737.10 |
| 2.London | 651.30 |
| 3.Woking | 595.90 |
| 4.Reigate & Banstead | 548.40 |
| 5.Mole Valley | 541.90 |
| 6.Oxford | 536.60 |
| 7.Brentwood | 525.20 |
| 8.Watford | 505 |
| 9.Guildford | 503.80 |
| 10.Cambridge | 501.60 |
As it turns out London isn’t the most expensive city to rent a room in Britain, as most people suggested.
A recent research conducted by EasyRoommates shows us the exact price numbers of the ten most expensive cities to rent a room in Britain.
In 2015 Guernsey takes the lead with £737, followed by London and Woking in 2nd and 3rd place, respectively £651 and £596.
The price per month for the remaining cities displayed here ranges from £500-550
Do you plan to move out? No matter the reason for moving to a new place, there’s always one last and really important thing you have to take care of, before you end your tenancy. You need to take care of the move out cleaning. But if you have decided to get your own hands dirty and not hiring professional move out cleaners , you will still need some help. Daunted by many, this enormous cleaning check list includes deep cleaning of pretty much every surface in your home. Do not fool yourself into thinking that this task is the same as the usual cleaning you perform each weekend.
