The best advice on home cleaning always comes from the experts. In the case of hotels, for example, who better than those responsible for cleaning the rooms can give us tips on how to clean more thoroughly and more quickly?<\/p>\n
Hotel housekeepers often find themselves having to clean dozens of rooms a day, and each one must be spotlessly clean, regardless of the condition in which they are left by guests.<\/p>\n
Here are 7 tips put into practice by hotel cleaners , which will allow us to spend less time on cleaning and obtain even better results .<\/p>\n
1. Start by tidying up
\nBefore you start cleaning, tidy your room to better organize your cleaning. This begins with emptying the bins, removing the sheets, collecting dirty laundry, and removing anything that doesn’t belong in the room.<\/p>\n
Tidying up before cleaning not only simplifies the job, but also eliminates the temptation to clean around items or place them on a freshly cleaned and still damp surface.<\/p>\n
2. Close the curtains
\nBetween a deep wash in the washing machine or a vacuuming, you can refresh the curtains by giving them a few strokes with a tool that is as new as it is effective: a towel.<\/p>\n
The towels are heavy enough to allow us to get rid of the dust, but not so heavy as to tire us out or endanger our joints.<\/p>\n
In addition, the towel fibers will collect dust and dirt that falls from the curtains. Once you’ve finished tapping the curtains, wash the towel and vacuum to remove any residue.<\/p>\n
3. Vacuum twice
\nBefore going straight to the corners of the room and vacuuming, vacuum the high-traffic areas as you enter the room. By doing this, you will have vacuumed twice when you are finished.<\/p>\n
This method allows us to eliminate most of the dust during the first pass, and any remaining residue during the second.<\/p>\n
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4. Let the cleaning products work
\nHotel housekeepers know that cleaning will be faster and easier if you give the products enough time to do their job. The ingredients in cleaning products, whether natural or chemical, need time to penetrate the dirt and facilitate its removal.<\/p>\n
Leave the products to work for about ten minutes on the dirtiest surfaces, such as toilets, cooktops or carpets.<\/p>\n
5. Check the labels
\nHow much time do you waste each time you have to lay out the sheets, trying to guess the right angles?<\/p>\n
The solution is very simple: locate the label on the sheets, which is almost always in a corner. This label should always be placed on one of the corners of the bed, in most cases in the bottom right corner.<\/p>\n
6. Polish the faucets
\nHotel housekeepers know that shiny faucets transform a fairly clean bathroom into an immaculate one.<\/p>\n
Remove stains and fingerprints from faucets by wiping them with rubbing alcohol immediately after cleaning. It only takes a few seconds, but it really makes a difference.<\/p>\n
7. Use vinegar to clean the windows
\nVinegar is one of the most useful and versatile natural products for household cleaning. In addition to cleaning and degreasing, it is also capable of disinfecting all types of surfaces.<\/p>\n
This excellent natural product can also be used to clean glass: simply spray a small amount onto the surface of the glass or mirror and wipe it off with a clean cloth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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