It’s hard enough getting into the cleaning mood and when you finally are, the last thing you want to do is be held back or slowed down by a lack or complete oversight of supplies and cleaning tools. I mean, what’s worse than going to clean up the mess the dog made and realizing you aren’t equipped to properly complete the job? When you don’t have the proper tools and supplies for certain messes, stains, and accidents, not only does it make the task at hand that much more difficult, it can also lead to discoloration, staining, bad odors, and more avoidable issues.
If your home is dealing with a mess that’s too extreme, the team at Steemer of South Florida is ready and excited to help. Steemer’s patented steam cleaning process doesn’t just clean – it eliminates bacteria, dirt, and microbials, giving your home a much-needed rejuvenation and the most thorough clean a cleaning service can provide in South Florida.
Sometimes, though, you might just need to clean a small mess, or perhaps you just enjoy cleaning in general which we can totally get behind! To make sure your home is stocked with the basics, we devised a room by room guide on the essential supplies and tools you should have stored for those on-the-spot cleaning occasions.
The Kitchen
- All-purpose cleaner
- Oven cleaner
- Stainless steel cleaner (for stainless steel appliances)
- Scrubbing sponges
- Microfiber cloths
- Basic dishwashing soap
- Baking soda
The Bathroom
- Toilet brush
- Grout and tile cleaner
- Grout brush
- All-purpose cleaner
The Living Areas/Bedrooms
- Glass cleaner
- Lint roller
- Extendable duster
- Vacuum
- Hydrogen Peroxide & Ammonia (for DIY stain removal)
Refer to manufacturer instructions when it comes to specific hard wood, stone, and other flooring or countertops to avoid any possible damage or wear and tear. Also, be sure to check out our other blogs for useful DIY’s and cleaning tips utilizing these cleaning supplies and tools.
As always, if you want to relax and have your home or any specific mess or rooms professionally cleaned, call Steemer of South Florida!