transitioning to a home cleaning service

Posted on: 20 January 2023
Once college students move out of the dormitories for summer break, they might leave behind big messes that are challenging for university janitorial staff to clean up alone. In fact, the janitors who work for the school may not have time in their busy schedules to go clean up rooms where students lived during the year. As a university administrator, you also may not have the time or capability to go in and clean up the rooms yourself.
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Posted on: 5 January 2023
Mold growth is almost inevitable in the presence of moisture from leaking roofs, windows, and pipes. It flourishes on wood products, ceiling tiles, sinks, and generally moist places. While it may seem harmless, mold poses health risks and allergies, such as itching, watery eyes, headache, and fatigue. Thus, regular residential mold removal is imperative for healthy living. Here are a few products you can use for DIY residential mold removal.
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Posted on: 20 December 2022
Winter brings cold and snow in some parts of the country and wetness in others. As such, the surroundings experience mud, dry foliage, and wet leaves. More so, cleaning up during the season is hard because nobody wants to touch cold water. However, you can prepare for the season beforehand by de-cluttering, cleaning, and safeguarding the office ahead of the season. Here are a few tips you should include on your checklist when deep cleaning your office for the winter.
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Posted on: 30 November 2022
The pressure washer is every homeowner's secret to cleaning exterior walls, walkways, and various outdoor surfaces. However, not everything achieves the outcome you desire when using this high-power tool. You should know that applying it on certain surfaces can cause more harm than good. Sometimes, it might even shorten the material's lifespan and the building's structural integrity. Here are examples of items to be exempt from the pressure washing process.
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