Cleaning Your House in Record Time

Think about cleaning in two ways: the first is the way that you're doing it now, the second is the way that you should be doing it. Until now, you've probably been taught that if you clean things slowly, then you're doing the job well, but if you clean quickly, then you're not going to be able to deep clean, you'll miss spots, and you'll just generally perform the task in a shoddy way.

Though it might be true that if you rush through your cleaning, you may not get things as clean as they should be, it doesn't mean that you can't clean quickly and achieve satisfactory results. This is an important thing to discover, because with work, family, friends, and tons of other errands always requiring our attention, we just don't have that much time to devote to house cleaning anymore.

Indeed, every surface does still need to be dusted, wiped, or otherwise washed in order to make it fresh again. However, there are some techniques that make the work much faster and easier while accomplishing the same goal.

For example, if you start from the top of a room or a task, and make your way downward, you'll be working in the fastest possible way. This will stop you from dirtying areas you've just cleaned and either leaving a mess behind, or having to re-clean the same area twice. To accomplish this, you'll need to think of the big picture. Start on the upper floor of your house, dust things that are high up before dusting the lower things, clean your mirrors and other glass surfaces wiping from the top to the bottom.

Though this doesn't seem like much, if you stick to it, you'll actually be saving yourself a staggering amount of time. Just by changing the order in which things are cleaned, and the direction in which you clean them, you can shave a great deal off the length of time that you spend cleaning your home.

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