How to Deep Clean Your Entire Home in 1 Week
Image credit: Krist Yu via YouTube
Deep cleaning your home may sound like a lot of work and effort, but it actually isn’t if you keep an organized process and if you tackle your chores one at a time. Learn how to do it with the help of this video tutorial by Krist Yu on YouTube and you’ll surely have a cleaner and brighter home like never before!
Areas:
- Laundry
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Living area
Directions:
Laundry
Before doing your laundry, make sure to clean your machine because they accumulate or collect dirt, bacteria, and fungus from dirty clothes over time. Add about half a cup of baking soda and 2 cups of white vinegar to your machine, then run a cycle over hot water, and use the same solution to wipe the exterior of the machine as well. Once done cleaning, wash your laundry as usual.
Kitchen
Remove and pull out the cover of the kitchen sink drain first, then brush and scrub the rubber part of the garbage disposal with dish soap and a cleaning toothbrush, and rinse it out under running water. Add some ice cubes directly to the drain, then add some salt, and run the garbage disposal while still under running water. To remove any funky odor coming out of the sink, use some lemon slices or baking soda with vinegar.
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Bathroom
Wipe the mirrors, countertops, sink, and faucet off of any dust or loose dirt, then spray them with a cleaning solution, and wipe again. To remove any hard stain or limescale on your faucet, spray it with white vinegar, then wrap it with a cloth, and let sit for a couple of minutes before scrubbing, rinsing, and wiping it dry. Wipe the exterior of your toilet off any dust as well, then spray with a cleaning solution, and wipe it dry. For the inside of the toilet bowl, spread some toilet cleaner all over and underneath the rim, then add hot water, and start scrubbing it clean. Rinse and flush the toilet, then rinse the toilet brush with hot water, and let it air dry.
Living Area
Start from the top by dusting the light fixtures, shelves, and any other surface, then work your way down until you reach the bottom. Wipe the surfaces, windows, and mirrors, then spray them with a cleaning solution, and wipe them again. Dust your baseboards as well, then vacuum the floors off of all the loose dirt and dust that accumulated, and finish it off by mopping the floors clean.
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