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How to get smells out of carpet

Before attempting any kind of cleaning, you should know different materials and carpet types react in different ways so it’s important to check the following methods are appropriate and won’t damage your flooring.

Use baking powder
Baking powder isn’t cited as a miracle product for nothing. If you follow these simple steps, it’s brilliant at removing smells too.
Baking powder method
 Firstly, add baking powder to the affected area. If you suspect the smell goes below the top layer, then sprinkle extra baking powder on the area and rub the baking powder further into the carpet 
 Secondly, sprinkle an extra layer over the top. A thick layer will give you the best possible chance at removing the smell. Leave the baking powder works for a day or two




How to clean your bathroom?

 

Cleaning the bathroom can be a total drag. This bed of bacteria, germs, hair and other nasties, is a dirty job that just has to be done. If you have to do it, you may as well do it right, but that doesn't mean you have to spend half of your weekend  to clean down the bathroom.

 

Shower

 

What to do: Take a plastic bag and pour an enough amount of vinegar to cover the shower head and tie it in place for an overnight soaking. Remove it in the morning and run the water to rinse. For shower doors, make a paste by adding a few drops of distilled white vinegar to a cup of baking soda and make it thick; apply it directly to the door. Leave it  for an hour, then rub with a microfiber cloth. Rinse and polish  with a  microfiber cloth. The tub is not a big issue—a weekly scrubbing is usually enough. But for extra gleam, fill it with hot water, then drain. Apply a bathroom cleaner and leave it for 15 minutes then scrub it.

Clean your  Sink

What to do:The first step to cleaning a bathroom sink is to fill a small plastic container with vinegar, and start soaking the sponge in some vinegar, lightly ringing it out, and then wipe each surface of your sink thoroughly. Vinegar will descale and dissolve water spots and soap residues almost instantly.
 

 

 

Should you do the end of tenancy cleaning yourself?

You have a choice at the end of a tenancy: you can either carry out the end of tenancy clean yourself, or you can pay a professional end of tenancy cleaning service to do it for you.
The property needs to be sparkling for the new residents wheter you are a tenant,estate agent or landlord. It needs to be cleaned top to bottom, but there are some key ‘pain points’ that you should concentrate on. We’ve compiled a list of the most important focus areas to help you carry out a great end of tenancy clean.
You’ll need some specialist cleaning equipment, including proprietary cleaning detergents
.Ceilings- clean the cobwebs
.Fixtures and fittings-wipe and polish light fittings and sockets
.Carpets and upholstery -You  could hire a carpet cleaning machine. 
.Windows-Windows,window seals and frames should be cleaned.

Kitchen end of tenancy cleaning 

The kitchen is one of the most important areas to clean at the end of a tenancy, but it’s also one of the places in which dirt and grime can accumulate most easily.
-Kitchen sink-depend on the material your sink is made from you shoud use the right tools and cleaning liquid.
-Hobs,oven and extractor fan-use non-scratch scourers and degreaser for hobs and estractor fan,oven may requres professional cleaning detergent 
-Cleaning kitchen cabinets-you could use multi surface cleaner or degreaser 

 

 

 

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