Sunrise-cleaning blog

Itchy watery eyes and runny noses do not make for a good time. If you’re allergic to dust, you understand how crucial it is keep your home free of dirt, grime and grit that make you sneeze. With our five ways to keep your home dust-free, you’ll never sneeze again – or at least not in your house. Say bye-bye to your carpet: Wall to wall carpeting is a dust nightclub. It’s where dust hangs out and has a good time. For you, however, it’s not a good time. Carpeting is one of the leading causes of excess dust in the home and if you’re trying to keep the allergens away, you need to keep the carpets away too. Instead of wall-to-wall carpeting, try a small area rug instead. Area rugs are easier to clean and collect way less dust…

Have you ever visited a friend and marveled at the cleanliness of their bathroom? How do they do it? Do they spend hours on their hands and knees scrubbing the tiles and shower walls? Do they wave a magic wand and all of a sudden soap scum disappears? They probably know the best ways to maintain a clean bathroom and after learning our tricks and tips, yours will be even cleaner. When it comes to your bathroom, it’s easier to split your cleaning tasks into three groups: daily, weekly and monthly. This ensures that you’re not stuck with a messy sight every time you go to brush your teeth. Daily Keep disinfectant wipes or spray under your sink so that if a sudden mess comes up, you can eradicate it right away. After every shower wipe down the shower walls…