Household cleaning is done by professional cleaners using equipment, tools, and agents to sweep and clean various parts of the living space, such as floors, walls, ceilings, balconies, kitchens, and bathrooms.

It involves targeted treatment of doors, windows, glass, stoves, sanitary ware, and furniture to achieve cleanliness, sterilization, and preservation of items.

Cleaning and maintaining furniture is crucial, as improper cleaning can cause surface wear and stubborn stains, leading to inconvenience. When faced with cluttered spaces and dirty areas during household cleaning, many people rush or clean haphazardly, leaving hidden loopholes in seemingly tidy spaces.

Household cleaning can be made much easier by employing the proper methods, tools, and regular cleaning routines, thereby reducing trouble, improving cleaning efficiency, and making the living space clean and comfortable.

1. Leather Furniture—Egg Whites

Egg whites are excellent for cleaning leather furniture. Dip a clean cloth in some egg whites and wipe the stained areas on leather furniture. This quickly removes stains and restores the shine to the dull surface of the sofa, achieving two goals at once.

2. Upholstered Sofas—Alcohol

Cleaning upholstered sofas is often challenging, as oil and other stains can be difficult to remove. In such cases, try using alcohol. Dip a brush in diluted alcohol and gently scrub the stains on the upholstered sofa. Then, use a hairdryer to dry it. This method effectively cleans the couch and also acts as a disinfectant.

3. Fridge Fingerprints—Toothpaste

Frequent touching with wet hands can leave fingerprints on the surface of the refrigerator, making it dirty and prone to bacterial growth. If the fridge is white or silver-gray, removing the marks with water alone can be challenging.

In such cases, use a soft cloth dipped in toothpaste to gently wipe away the fingerprints and grease stains on the refrigerator. Then wipe it again with a dry cloth to remove traces of toothpaste, leaving the fridge clean and shiny.

4. Kitchen Grease Stains—Radish

White radish is effective in removing grease stains. Cut a piece of white radish and use it with a cleaning agent to wipe off the grease stains on kitchen walls and countertops.

5. Carpet Soup Spills—Salt

For those with carpets at home, if soup spills occur, do not attempt to wipe them with a wet cloth, as this may spread the contamination.

Instead, first, blot the soup spill with a paper towel to absorb the liquid. Then, sprinkle salt over the spill. After some time, when the salt has absorbed the stain, use a vacuum cleaner to remove the salt.

In essence, household cleaning is not troublesome. By dividing areas and using different tools and methods for targeted cleaning, one can save time and effort, helping to restore a clean and tidy living space conducive to comfortable living.