Monday, 20 April 2015

How to Keep your Home Sparkling


It’s been a while I have shared some cleaning tips on here.

We have been up and running; but yea, we are in the raining season and I thought to share this.

One of the biggest tips I've learned is that if you keep up with routine chores on a regular basis, things will never get out of hand. So to make things easy, I decided to break it down on a daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal basis. If you can spend just a few minutes each day tidying up, you will never have to clean like crazy just before guests come over or when you've finally reached your limit.

Operation Organize: How to Keep Your Home Sparkling



Daily

*    *  Make your bed.
*    *  Do any dishes left in the sink
*    *  Hang up any clothes left around in your room.
*    *  Take out the garbage if it’s full.
*    *  Wipe up spills while there are fresh.

Weekly

*     * Vacuum, Sweep or Mop
*      *Do Laundry
*      *Wipe down kitchen and bathroom counters and mirrors
*      *Change towels and Sheets
*      *Scrub and disinfect toilets
*      *Disinfect door knobs, phones, keyboards and remote

Monthly

*      *Dust bookshelves and appliances, light fixtures as well
*      *Wash Bath Mats
*      *Wipe down microwave and fridge


Seasonal

*      Wash windows
*      Reorganize, living room, kitchen and bathroom.
*      Deep clean oven


Happy cleaning!

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Thursday, 26 June 2014

Synthetic and Natural Fiber Brooms in Sweeping



We've got all kinds of gadgets that have tried to replace our brooms, but the truth is that every home still needs a broom. A broom is a great tool for a quick pick up or an intense floor cleaning. Find out how to make your sweeping more effective and efficient.


1.      Choose a Broom
Find a broom that fits with your floor type. Smoother floors can get by with synthetic brooms. Rougher floors may need natural fibre brooms to be as effective. Choose a broom with sharp edges for cleaning under cabinets and in tight spaces. Make sure your broom is at a comfortable height, and not too heavy to manage.
   Synthetic Brooms
                 Natural Fibre Brooms

2.      Find a Starting Place
When sweeping a room, there are a couple of different methods. Some people like to walk the perimeter of a room, sweeping from the edges into a pile in the centre. Others like to begin at one end of the room and move to the other pulling the dirt pile along with them, or eliminating the pile in sections. Choose a method and starting point that works for you.
3.      Start Sweeping
Sweeping isn't a difficult motion to master, but try to keep continuous contact with the floor, without pressing the broom strands down into the floor.
4.      Sweep Up Your Dirt Pile
Sweep dirt into a pile. Sweep the dirt pile into a dust pan and then deposit it in the trash. Be careful not to dump the dirt too quickly, causing dust and dirt to billow back into your face, or onto your clean floor.
5.      Preserve your Broom
Put away all of your supplies and be sure to clean your broom if needed. Hang your broom to prevent the bristles from becoming bent or damaged, or sit the broom upside down for storage.
  • Avoid getting your broom wet. It damages the broom and shortens its life span.
  • When washing a broom, make sure that it dries thoroughly upside down, to prevent bristles from being bent or damaged.







Tuesday, 17 June 2014

Kev Home Services Other Business Ventures


Including our current Home Management Services, for the need of our customers, we have other Services and Ventures created.

These includes:

Dog Sales and breeding.



 For Information and purchase, breeding and home delivery of your Caucasians, Rottweiler and German shepherd Dogs;

 Service Lines are: 07034714141, 08179631743
 Email us at kevhomeservices@yahoo.com

Home Piano, Guitar and Drum Lessons.








We have home classes for beginners and intermediates.
-Friendly Teachers
-Very Affordable
-Instruments will be made available also.

 Service Lines are: 08179631743. 07030101759

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Thank you!








Monday, 9 June 2014

Living Room Flooring Considerations, Tiles, Carpets and Rugs




The living room is an inherently social space, a place that is on display for guests and friends, but also acts as a gathering area for all members of the household. It is where people come together to talk, share, and connect with one another based around shared interests and amicable interactions. Since the floor is such a large and important part of the room’s ambiance, there are certain factors that you have to consider when choosing a material.

Since its main purpose is social in nature, you want the flooring in your living room to evoke a sense of comfort, easy maintenance and the cost factor

Also, when choosing living room flooring it is important to remember that the style of the material is going to influence the décor of the entire room.

Colour: The power of colour to influence the human subconscious has been well documented by psychologists. With living room flooring, it is important to choose colours that create a sense of comfort.



Texture: The way your flooring feels is going to be an important part of the ambiance of the entire space. Traditionally living room flooring has tended to be soft with materials such as carpet, rugs. In modern designs many living rooms will feature hard surface materials such as concrete, tiles.


Cleaning and Maintenance: Caring for flooring in the living room is going to be a constant concern. Aside from regular maintenance required to keep the flooring intact, you will also have to deal with occasional spills and stains. The more use the living room gets the more this is going to be a concern. In CONSIDERATION, hard surface materials are going to be easier to maintain and more resistant to stains.

Durability: The level of traffic in your living room is going to determine to some extent the life cycle of your floor. Many hard materials such as concrete and tiles can last for years if properly cared for. However softer materials such as carpeting and rugs may need to be replaced every few years.

Have a splendid week

Thursday, 5 June 2014

Your Toothbrush and You.


I thought to share this topic with you today.




As you reach for your toothbrush each morning, you may not realize what’s hanging out on its bristles.
“Toothbrushes can become contaminated with oral microbial organisms whenever they are placed in the mouth,” 
Viruses and bacteria from an infected person’s mouth can live for weeks on a toothbrush surface, and continue to cause illness,
Even normal, healthy micro-organisms can cause infections, especially if they enter your gum tissue due to an injury, a break, or an oral ulcer.
Toothbrushes don’t have to be sold in sterile packaging, so they may have bacteria right out of the box.
Keeping it Clean
You may not give much thought to cleaning your toothbrush, since you’re wetting it every day to scrub your teeth. However, it’s important -- and easy -- to do.
Wash it. Give your toothbrush a thorough rinse with tap water to remove debris. If you have a systemic illness or immune disorder, you may want to soak it in antibacterial mouthwash.
Try deep cleaning. There are many types of toothbrush sanitizers on the market.
Store it properly. After use, don’t pop that wet toothbrush back into your bathroom cup and forget about it.
Store it upright, in a rack or cup, but not somewhere it can’t dry out. Look for a cover that lets air and prevents mold, but isn’t completely sealed. The lack of air can foster bacteria. 
How long should you keep a toothbrush? Here are a few useful tips:
Know when to let go. Replace your toothbrush about every three to four months, or when it shows signs of wear. “Frayed bristles will not clean the teeth and gums adequately,”
Toss toothbrushes after illness. Throw away a brush you or anyone in your home used while they were sick. 






Tuesday, 27 May 2014

Cleaning your Sweater



Clean sweaters before storage, because moths, and carpet beetles feed off sweat and stains.
 Dry cleaning works well but can get pricey. In most cases, it’s safe to hand wash wool, but let the care label be your guide. 
Add your detergent in a sizeable rubber.
Turn the garment inside out; submerge, move with rushing sound, then soak for 10 minutes. 
Rinse twice, pressing out the water. Never hang-dry, since wet wool stretches easily.
Dry Flat

Lay the garment on a clean towel and roll it up to extract water. Unfurl and let dry on a new towel or a mesh rack. 

                                               
                                                           A Mesh Rack.

Thursday, 22 May 2014

Colorful Decorating Ideas for a Small Room

1. With simplicity and comfort you can have all going on while seated.

 2. A white and blue Rest Room.

 3. Living Room side sit

4. Bathroom simplicity

 5. A perfect Cosy Chair for a small room.

 6. Kitchen Simplicity

7. An Orange Black and White Blend.

8. A Window Side Reading Desk.

 9. A perfect simple living Room

 10. A white Reading Table.
 11. A Black and White Dinning Room.

12. A Well Managed Apartment Space.

13. Simple and well Managed Living Room.