When you are moving out from your rented property, you cannot just leave it in total mess. You will have paid a large security deposit which you will want to get back in full, but the landlord is entitled to make deductions if the property is not returned in the same condition as they found it. This nearly proves to be costly if you attempt it yourself.
The best way to ensure that you do
Last year’s “Justice for Cleaners” campaigns managed to achieve a certain degree of success but the conditions for most of the professionals in the field are yet to improve. As firm believers in the universal rights of cleaners throughout the UK, FastKlean took a firm stance on the issue, aiming to set an example to other firms in the field, urging them to do more for their employees.
Sadly, the situation is yet to reach
If you’ve seen Mary Poppins Returns, you’ll probably remember the scene where cinema’s favourite nanny and cleaner magically tidies the children’s bedroom with nothing more than a wave of her delicate hand.
As books and papers instantly swarm into a neat pile, it’s hard to resist wishing that keeping on top of things in our own homes could be so easy.
But in the end, magic only exists in fairytales. Even the greatest illusionists, like Dynamo
Having a cleaner is one of the top signs that you’ve ‘made it’ in life, according to a new poll.
Some 2,000 people were asked about the elements that show a person has got it together and achieved an aspirational lifestyle, with hiring a cleaner coming in at number ten.
The research was carried out by PartiStaff and found that having help at home was alongside there always being champagne in the fridge and owning
Tidy home, tidy mind
Organisation expert Marie Kondo is back and spreading the life-changing magic of tidying up in a new Netflix series – I don’t know about you, but I’m hooked!
Since releasing her first book in 2011, Kondo has been inspiring families, couples, individuals, workplaces and professional cleaners (like me) with her decluttering techniques. A tidy home or work space has the power to de-stress, renew energy and rejuvenate – a tidy room really
Household cleaning means different things to different people. Some view it as one of those everyday jobs that simply has to be done, while others pay for professional services to take the hassle out of cleaning and guarantee a good end result.
For some people, cleaning is a highly enjoyable experience that helps them to destress and clear their mind. It has even become something of a social media sensation, as the popularity of online
Christmas is nearly upon us and as well as all the excitement of presents, laughter and mince pies there’s the reality of seasonal cleaning challenges. These are the type of mess and dirt that is only experienced at this time of year, due to the unique nature of festive traditions.
Make sure you know how to combat everything from pine needles to red wine spills this December with these handy cleaning tips and hacks.
Dropped pine
Hosting Christmas is a big responsibility and many people feel the pressure to ensure their homes are clean and well-presented.
As well as doing all the Christmas shopping and creating a plan to make the perfect meal, people up and down the country are also readying their houses for the festive period. Having guests puts extra pressure on making sure everything is pristine and it seems that householders are feeling it.
A survey by Regina, the
Tackling stubborn dirt and ingrained stains requires tough cleaning products, but it’s important to ensure that the active ingredients get to work on the marks and not your skin or the rest of your body.
There are a number of precautions you should take before starting any cleaning task, whether it is at home, work or elsewhere. These will ensure that you don’t damage your health while getting the job done.
Know what’s in your products
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Say NO to the zero hygiene ratings
Recently, BBC News published details of its investigation of the popular in the UK food ordering app Just Eat – and the results are pretty frightening.
In the UK, local authorities are responsible for carrying out restaurant and takeaway inspections. The ratings, however, don’t seem to prevent business owners from placing further advertising and promotion with the app.
In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, restaurants and takeaways are given a
