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Tips to Keep the House Clean

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Cleaning is good, but keeping clean is even better. So here are some tips to keep your home as close as possible to how it looked on the day of the last cleaning:

Take off Your Shoes Indoors

Make it a habit to take off your shoes as soon as you enter the house. First, because you avoid carrying dirt from the street into your home, second because the cleaning lasts longer. To make this happen in the best possible way, keep a shoe rack outside or an organizer box where the shoes can be placed and removed.

Collect Trash Daily

Removing trash from the bathroom, kitchen and other rooms in the house is a super important daily effort to keep the house clean for longer. In rooms where there is no trash, pass with a bag and collect everything that is lying on the floor or the furniture.

Wash the Dishes Every Day

Nothing worse for a home than dirty dishes over the sink, in addition to the messy appearance, dirty dishes can end up attracting insects and even small rodents into your home. Not to mention that the longer the dishes get dirty, the harder it is to wash them later.

Make the Bed

Making a bed every day in the morning is one of the most important tasks of the day and don’t be about organizing your home. The simple habit of making a bed creates a positive effect on your brain and makes you more motivated for the other tasks of the day, increasing your productivity.

Cloth Always at Hand

Just in case, always keep a cleaning cloth close to you. This helps when you need to do a quick cleaning, especially if you drop something. Have a cloth on the office table, another in the kitchen, another in the bathroom, in the bedroom, and so on.

Organize the Mess at the End of the Day

At the end of the day go through every room in the house and put things back in place. This tip is especially valid for those who have children at home. Save and organize everything so that, the next day, you wake up and see the house organized.

Ready to put all these tips into practice?

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