Cleaning is something that has to be done regularly, but one thing we tend to put off is deep cleaning. However, the longer we put it off, the worse it will be.
We’re sharing many deep cleaning house hacks today, including bathroom cleaning hacks. These tips are meant to be done all year long, not just for summer cleaning.
19 Household Deep Cleaning Hacks
Deep cleaning is not my forte’, trust me or… ask my family! Lol, I can “straighten up” and keep stuff pretty clean and stay on top of the weekly chores and things you do on a daily basis but, deep cleaning and household chores, ugh – I am the WORST!
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So, I decided to look around on Google and see what the best deep cleaning hacks and bathroom cleaning tips and tricks were (there’s even a tip for cleaning a fabric couch this one was one my DD did for me) for the next time you need to clean and turn your entire house into a tidy home, so I could share them with you, here goes:
Most of these house cleaning tips and tricks use everyday common household items like these and cleaning supplies:
- Spray bottle
- Paper towel
- White vinegar
- Apple cider vinegar
- An old toothbrush
- Plastic bag
- Lint roller
- Disinfectant spray
- Baby wipes
- Clean cloth
- Microfiber cloth
- Clean sponges
- Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
- Scrub brush
- Laundry detergent
- Hydrogen Peroxide
- Lemon juice
- Dish Soap
- Baking Soda
- zwipes microfiber cleaning cloths
- Gutter cleaning wand
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Before you start any household cleaning hacks and cleaning hacks for bathroom you need to make a to-do list to see what everyday and summer cleaning tips you need to use.
When we think of good deep cleaning and even your spring cleaning checklist, here are some of the things that need to be on your own house cleaning checklist:
- Glass shower doors
- Hard water stains or any stubborn stains
- Kitchen sink
- Kitchen faucet
- kitchen cabinets
- Garbage disposal
- Clean microwave
- Clean windows and window frames
- Clean blinds
- Toilet seat
- Ceiling fan blades
- light fixtures
- Shower head
- Clean Toilet
- Wash shower curtains
- To clean stainless steel appliances (Like your kitchen appliances)
- Washing machine
- Dryer vent
- Water rings or Water spots
- Baking Sheets
- Any wooden surface
- Clean floor
- Garbage cans
- Check expiration date of food products
- Clean walls
For a more detailed deep cleaning house checklist. The deep clean checklist is broken down for you into six categories
- Entire kitchen
- Whole House
- Entire Bathroom
- Entire living room
- Out side
- Entire Bedroom
Check Out This Free Printable Deep Cleaning Checklist.
The best cleaning tips and house cleaning ideas are always the fastest. These hacks and deep cleaning tips are such an easy way to clean your entire home or to clean a house in as little as a couple of hours.
The good news is that these cleaning hacks for bathroom and whole house will take you less time cleaning, and it’s a great way to get the entire family to help.
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Jt says
Can u tell me the best way to clean grout.
Thanks, John