Showing posts with label Cleaning Services in Delhi NCR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleaning Services in Delhi NCR. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 December 2015

Make Your Garden Sparkling Green


Cleaning and maintaining a garden is a herculean task as compared with creating it.

You must have spent a great deal of time managing space to create a garden, hand-picking the plants and taking care of them. But when it comes to cleaning them, there comes the tough call. You need the help of professionals rendering Garden Cleaning Service in Delhi NCR as it is not simply a gardener’s job.

Here’s how the garden clean up happens.

Garden CleaningTo start with, remove all the trash items fallen in the garden or stuffed in the waste bins. A vermin-compost pit can also created wherein you can dump organic waste like leaves, food left over and others, and prepare vermi-manure to be used for growing plants.

If you have a huge grass bed spread around, mow it. The mower would know how to do it evenly, without leaving the additional long grass stalks behind. However, if you have passage grass patches on the ground, then that should be done manually with a lot of patience.

Weeding is necessary to boost the growth of the plants. Weeds take up the water and nutrients supplied to the soil, which should otherwise be available to the plants. As they eat other plants’ food, the victimized plants stop growing properly. The gardener has to be there with the service provider to help them identify such patches and take actions accordingly.

Healthy soil makes a plant healthy. Use garden soil for your plants which is rich in humus and no sand. Mix fertilizers in proper proportion as per the plants. Perform a mild ploughing action while cleaning it. Make different sections for flowers, vegetables etc., if you have sufficient space.
Create a proper channel for the flow of water so that collection of water in different sections of the garden is avoided.

It goes without saying that the cleaning of garden doesn’t end without removing potentially problematic pests. Take help of Pest Control Services in Delhi NCR.  They are aware of the chemicals to be used for clearing up the pests, and from which patch of the garden.

To make it easier and convenient, you must prepare a cleaning schedule and plan it accordingly.
However, it is good to ensure that you take the help of the experts for cleaning your garden to avoid damage to your own creation.

SpringClean offers wide range of Cleaning Services in Delhi NCR

Thursday, 22 October 2015

Ever thought of cleaning your mattress?

Mattress CleaningYou sleep on it; toss from sideways; and rest your body on it everyday. But how often have you thought of cleaning it, eh? Of course, it’s heavy but necessary to clean because the concern is your good health and hygiene.


This comfortable spot of your home is crucial for your wellness. Therefore, Housekeeping Companies in Delhi NCR have come up with an intensive and meticulous approach for cleaning homes, right from the floors and walls to mattresses and pillows.

The traditional ways of dusting the so called gadda by beating is over. By default of its material and pores, it is likely to absorb dust even when kept outside for sunbath and dusting. So, dust goes out and settles in: hisaab barabar- neutral impact.

But these days, these Professional Housekeeping Agencies in India apply complete system of cleansing and sanitizing the mattresses. It is done through proper scientific technique like deep vacuuming, shampooing, steam cleaning and drying, in an environment that prevents ingress of dust mites, pollutants etc to a greater extent.

On average, we spend 7hours a day, on our mattress which accounts to 210 hours a month and 2,520 hours a year. A 20 year old must have spent 50, 400 hours of his life on mattress which is approximately one-third of the hours he lived so far. This is how important, a mattress is to us.

It is also important for dust mites, especially if they find dirty mattresses as they support their growth – sarcasm. But this leads to a hell lot of crazy allergies, wheezing, sneezing and asthma. You need all this?

If not go for, cleaning services and sparkle your mattress to stay fit, and have a good sleep time. What say?

-          SpringClean is a Best Faclity Management Company in Delhi NCR which provides  ISO certified Cleaning Services in India

Tuesday, 29 September 2015

How to clean a microfiber suede sofa



A microfiber suede sofa is a cozy centerpiece for any room. Known for being soft and stylish, this popular seating choice makes itself right at home in any gathering spot. One drawback, however, is that the fabric can be tricky to clean, as there are various types of microfiber suede that each require different scrubbing methods. Simplify the process and keep the most comfortable seat in the house fresh by following this easy cleaning routine.

TOOLS AND MATERIALS - Spray bottle- Dish soap- Water- Baking soda or white vinegar (optional)- Rubbing alcohol- Soft white towel or sponge- Soft scrub brush

STEP 1 Microfiber suede fabric is composed of tiny synthetic fibers designed to ensure that your sofa remains more durable and stain resistant. If there's ever a spill, they cause liquids to bead first before soaking into the fabric, allowing you to quickly grab a paper towel and wipe up the mess before any major damage is done. But because these fibers are so small, they also make it more difficult to remove forgotten spills. As often as you can, treat immediately. Some microfiber suede sofas repel water and others are stained by it, so it’s important to first determine what type of microfiber fabric is on your sofa so you can use the proper cleaning methods:

• W-labeled sofas can be cleaned with a water-based solution.
• S-labeled sofas will be stained by water and must be cleaned with a special solvent.
• The label S-W means that you can clean with either a solvent or water.
• An X label means that no liquid should be used on the sofa at all—only a vacuum.
To determine the classification of your sofa, check the tags that may be hiding on or underneath the couch. If you can’t find the label, consider moving forward as if it is an S-labeled model, just to be on the safe side. You should also always test a small spot first with any cleaner you use to ensure that it doesn't stain.

STEP 2 Find a clean spray bottle to store your solution and make application a cinch. If you’re working with a W-labeled sofa, create a water-based mixture of warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap. (To neutralize odors, also add a teaspoon of baking soda or white vinegar.) For S-labeled couches, fill your spray bottle with rubbing alcohol. Note: If you’re working with an X model, you'll want to skip the spray-on cleanser all together and opt to use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum to remove any dirt or debris from the surface of your sofa.

STEP 3 For S- and W-labeled couches, spray the specific stain you’re hoping to target, or work on one area at a time if you aim to freshen the entire sofa. Don't soak the cushions—you're going to want it to dry eventually—but do dampen it enough to loosen the dirt. Then, rub a soft towel or a sponge (either should be white, so no color transfers while you work) in a circular motion over those sections that are saturated with cleanser. The spraying and rubbing might make the couch look darker or mussed at first, but don't worry; the microfiber suede will return to its normal self when it's clean and dry.

STEP 4 Once the fabric feels completely dry to the touch, use a soft scrub brush to gently rub it. This will help fluff the fibers, making the material feel soft and look brand-new again.

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Monday, 7 September 2015

Keep your windows clean



Window Cleaning Services
Want a better view of the outside world from your home? Then wipe off that grime from your window!

Yes, a window provides a view to the world but a dirty window is sure to offer you a hazy picture. So, let's learn how to get spotless and clear windows by cleaning it in the right way.

Things you need

Make sure that you have all the necessary things before you begin. Things like liquid soap, soft rags, rubbing alcohol, clean water, toothbrush or several cotton swabs, hose, scrub brushes, laundry detergent, bleach, ammonia or white vinegar, bucket, sponges, and black and white newspapers or cloth diapers.

Window sills

Wash the window sills thoroughly with warm soapy water (made with four cups of water and two to four sprays of liquid soap). Use a soft rag to clean the area. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. If you notice that any area is still dirty, use a mixture of alcohol and water. If you find that the inside corners are still dirty, you should use a toothbrush or several cotton swabs to clean any dirty corners.

Window screens

To clean your screens, rinse them with clean water and a hose. For really stubborn areas, you should use a scrub brush to get them clean.

Window frames

To clean window frames, you should use liquid soap and water and rub the area thoroughly. Then, rinse it out to have really clean window frames. If you have mildew on your frames, you can clean it with 1/2 cup of laundry detergent, 1/3 cup of household bleach and 2 cups of water.

Window panes

Wash the outside of the window panes from right to left and bottom to top so you'll immediately know if any areas are streaked. By doing this, the streaks will be visible, which can be washed off as needed.

Ways to clean windows

To clean your windows, use black and white newspapers or a cloth instead of paper towels. For regular cleaning, use one gallon water plus 1/4 cup white vinegar. For a heavy-duty cleaning, use one gallon water and 1/2 cup ammonia and 2 cups of alcohol. Please remember that you should never mix ammonia and bleach together as it will generate toxic fumes. If you prefer to use a cleaning solution, make sure that you follow the directions.

Monday, 20 July 2015

Natural cleaners you did not know

natural cleanersHere are some natural food items which are superb cleaners too

We never knew their benefits until now! Here are some food items, which can also be great cleaners -

Ketchup: It can be used to remove tarnish from copper utensils. But don't forget to rinse them with warm water once you have scrubbed them with some ketchup.

Oatmeal: It acts as a natural cleanser of dirty hands. Slather some oatmeal with water and rub your hands together to remove all the dirt and germs.

Club soda: When was the last time you cleaned your kitchen sink? Take some baking soda and scrub it till it shines. 

Soaked rice: While cleaning glass bottles and jars, use a cupful of uncooked rice to clean all of them. Fill a little more than half a jar with warm water and add a few grains of rice. Cover it up and shake it vigorously and then clean.

Black tea: Do you have a bucket full of tools which are rusty? Brew some black tea and let it cool down. Then immerse the tools for a few hours in the tea and wipe them with a cloth later.


Sunday, 19 July 2015

How to remove common stains at home

cleaningHow often have you poured something on your dress and toiled to get the stain out? Even when you run it through water or hand wash it, the stain stays put because every stain is different and must be treated differently. Here are some effective ways to get common #stains out.

Stains from drinks like coffee, tea, alcohol, fruit juices and soft drinks: Soak the stain in cool water for 10 minutes and using either a bar of soap, liquid detergent or a paste made with washing powder and water, dab on the stain and rub. Before the paste dries, wash the dress with detergent in hot water.

Chocolates: Try to scrape off as much of it as you can with a blunt-edged knife. Soak in warm soapy water and if a brown stain is still visible, soak in a mix of water with sanitizer and rinse with warm water.

Cosmetics: Before you put the dress for wash, dab on the stain with either a prewash stain remover or a paste of washing powder with water.

Oil: Using a tissue, remove the excess oil. Wet the stain and apply liquid detergent directly on the stain and leave it for 15-20 minutes. Wash with hot water. Alternatively, try putting a paper on both sides of the stain and ironing over the paper.

Things to remember

- Always take the stain out before you wash your dress.
- Always blot the stain, don't rub.
- The longer you leave the stain, the more difficult it is to remove.
- Nail polish stains are close to impossible to remove, so the best thing would be careful about not spilling it on your dress.


- SpringClean is the best cleaning company in Delhi NCR which offers professional housekeeping services.

Thursday, 16 July 2015

7 Tips for hand-washing dishes fast


dish washingNot every home or apartment owner is lucky enough to have a dishwasher, and most of us don't have a tonne of time to spend cleaning dishes. 

The dish-washing process is tedious, to be sure. But there are hacks to make it go faster. Jolie Kerr, columnist and author, and Dr Kelly Reynolds, a professor specialising in food safety and disease transmission, give us seven tips for ultra-speedy dish washing so you can clean up, dry off and get on with your life.
 

1. Switch to a soap with the right ingredients. 

Look for soaps with lactic acid, which provides antibacterial benefits and gets the job done fast. Soaps with lauramine oxide have grease-cutting.
 

2. Use a sanitising rinse. 

Dipping dishes in the rinse will mimic part of the process they go through in a dishwasher, and it'll provide peace of mind that your dishes are clean, even if you don't scrub them for hours. Next, dip your plates in one tub of water with one teaspoon to one tablespoon of bleach. You can also use this solution to clean your dish sponge and your sink in a jiffy.
 

3. Let dishes soak. 

It's tempting to start scrubbing caked-on food right away, but do yourself a favour and let pans soak in warm water first. It'll loosen food particles and save your hands from sponge-induced fatigue. Soak pots with burn marks on the bottom in salt and cold water overnight, then boil the water to remove grime.
 

4. And while you're waiting, go get a serious sponge. 

Sponges covered in a plastic netting allows you to scrub well, and doesn't cause any scratching.
 

5. Use cold water to un-stick dairy and starches. 

Rinsing ice cream or butter off a plate with hot water can cause it to gum up. Get these foods off with a cold rinse before continuing to wash the dish in warm water.
 

6. Make baking soda your grease-dissolving best friend. 

Coat a sticky, greasy pan with baking soda and cover the bottom with water. Heat it up a bit, then scrub the gunk off in mere seconds.
 

7. Never ever stack dirty dishes in your sink. 

Have your guests leave their dishes on the counter next to the sink, not inside it. Remember, you need to leave your sink open so that you can actually wash those dishes. Unstacking and re-stacking is going to make washing your dishes take longer, and ain't nobody got time for that.
 

How to clean your persian rug


carpet cleaningYou should have a spot remover kit readily available. Prepare the cleaning materials before any accidents occur, so you are ready for any eventuality. Bottle and label all your cleaning solutions. Your spot remover kit should contain:

-A clean white, absorbent cloth; a sponge, an eyedropper, or a squirt nozzle (not a spray nozzle) to apply the chemical.
-Dry cleaning fluid (non-flammable, such as perchlorethylene). If dry cleaning fluid is unavailable, substitute a paint/oil/grease remover.
-Detergent solution — mix one tsp of neutral powder type of detergent in a 1/2 pint.
-Ammonia solution to neutralize type stains, such as fruit juice (mix one tbs of ammonia to 3/4 cup of water).
-White vinegar solution to neutralize alkaline type stains (mix 1/3 cup of white vinegar with 2/3 cup of water).
-Enzyme detergent (mix one tsp of laundry detergent that specifically states that it contains enzymes with 1/2 pint of water).
-A can of dry ice.


The longer a stain remains in the fabric of your Persian rug, the harder it becomes to remove. Scoop up solid material with a spatula or a spoon. Absorb any excess liquid with a clean, absorbent cloth, towel or paper towel. To prevent spreading a stain, work from the outside edge of the stain toward its centre. 

Do not use bleach. When cleaning Persian rugs, bleach can remove a lot of stains, but it will also remove the color from your Persian carpet.