The best tips regarding household cleaning always come from experts. In the case of hotels, for example, those who better to clean the rooms can give us advice on how to clean up and faster.
The hotel’s housekeepers often find themselves having to arrange dozens of rooms a day, and each of them must have an impeccable cleanliness, whatever the conditions in which they are left by the guests.
Below we suggest 7 tricks that are put into practice by those who take care of the cleaning of the hotel rooms, which will allow us to spend less time cleaning home and get even better results.
1. Start by putting in order
Before you start cleaning, tidy up the room so you can better arrange the cleaning. Start by emptying the trash cans, remove the sheets, pick up dirty clothes and remove from the room everything that does not belong to it.
Reordering before cleaning not only simplifies the work, but also eliminates the temptation to clean around the objects or place them on a barely clean and still moist surface.
2. Slam the curtains
Between a deep wash in the washing machine or a passage of vacuum cleaner, you can give a refresh to the curtains giving a few shots with a tool as well as it is effective: a towel.
The towels are heavy enough to allow us to eliminate dust, but not so much to make us fatigue or put your joints at risk.
In addition, the fibers of the towels will collect the dust and dirt falling from the curtains. Once finished giving the strokes to the curtains, wash the towel and vacuum the dust around the area to eliminate any residue.
3. Vacuum Vacuum Two Times
Before going directly to the corners of the room and vacuuming, pass it over the busiest areas while operating in the room. By doing this you will have vacuumed twice when you are done.
This method allows us to eliminate most of the dust during the first pass, and any residue during the second.
4. Let the cleaning products act
Hotel rulers know that cleaning will be faster and simpler if you leave the products the time it takes to do their job. The ingredients contained in cleaning products, whether natural or chemical, need time to penetrate dirt and promote their elimination.
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