Manpower in Hospitality Industry

The best supplier for your manpower need in Hospitality.

Manpower in Hospitality Industry

The best supplier for your manpower need in Hospitality.

Manpower in Hospitality Industry

The best supplier for your manpower need in Hospitality.

Manpower in Hospitality Industry

The best supplier for your manpower need in Hospitality.

Manpower in Hospitality Industry

The best supplier for your manpower need in Hospitality.

Showing posts with label cleaner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cleaner. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Cleaning Tips You Haven't Heard Before

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No.1. The best way to dust blinds: Close them, then wipe up and down with an old dryer sheet. It'll create an antistatic barrier that helps prevent dust from building up again.

No.2. To eliminate that ring in your toilet, drop in a bubbling denture tablet, and leave it for at least 30 minutes or overnight. The stain will come off with just a few swishes of the brush.

No.3. The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is your friend. It will cut your cleaning time in half for bathtubs, sinks, countertops, and dirty walls.

No.4. Shine your bathroom tiles with lemon oil. It also helps prevent mold and mildew.

No.5. To clean glass and mirrors, use coffee filters, not paper towels. They leave no streaks or lint - and they're cheap.

No.6. Clean cobwebs with a yardstick covered by a tube sock. That also works for cleaning under stoves and refrigerators.

No.7. Vinegar and water is a great deodorizer for a musty bathroom. Spray your shower down as you're getting out. It really absorbs the odors, and the smell of vinegar goes away in an hour.

No.8. To clean your microwave oven, microwave a cup of water with some baking soda in it until it's boiling. That eliminates odors and makes it super easy to wipe away all that stuck-on stuff.

No.9. A wet pumice stone will clean a dirty oven faster than any spray-on product.

No.10. Our biggest secret weapon? A powdered product called Bar Keepers Friend (amazon.com). We use it on everything. Its active ingredient is rhubarb powder, which really cuts through grit and grime. It cleans glass-top stoves, counters, toilets, porcelain and more. Your sink will never be shinier.

No.11. Vacuuming bathroom mats is a nightmare. Toss them in the wash every week or two instead.

No.12. Seventh Generation dish liquid diluted with water is a great nontoxic all-purpose cleanser. Just put two squirts in a spray bottle and fill it with water.

No.13. To damp-mop wood floors, use plain water or a water-based floor cleaner like Bona. Don't use vinegar. The acid in it will pit your polyurethane finish, can void your warranty, and may reduce shine over time.
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Saturday, February 21, 2015

What housecleaners never tell you?

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No.1. If you don't have a lot of cash, ask me to come for just one hour. I can do just the bathrooms and the kitchen or only the areas guests will see.

No.2. My best clients are people who work for their money, like teachers, bartenders and cops. Rich people think they're doing you a favor by allowing you to scrub their toilets. Working people understand you are doing them a service by making their lives easier.

No.3. Recommend us to your friends. We may give you $25 to $50 off a cleaning for each referral - if you ask.

No.4. I wish you wouldn't insist on bleach and other harsh cleaners. For almost every situation, there's an eco-friendly option that's just as effective.

No.5. If you leave your personal life out for us to see, we most definitely will talk about you. We may even send pictures to our friends and relatives.

No.6. After I leave, check the base of the toilet and the top of the fridge. If they're clean, you know I'm thorough.

No.7. Pick your clothes up off the floor, get your dishes out of the sink, and clean up your kids' toys. Your house will end up a lot cleaner.

No.8. Many cleaning companies do not run any sort of background check or even check references. I answered an ad, I was on time and presentable, and I was willing to take the job. That is all most companies care about.

No.9. Make sure we're bonded and have liability insurance. Otherwise, you're on the hook if we break something or get hurt on the job.

No.10. Even though I smile and act interested, don't use me as your therapist, gossip buddy or friend. Frankly, most of us have a lot less than you, and we can't fathom why you're complaining. Plus, you slow me down.

No.11. When using a new maid service, leave a few dollars hanging out of a pants pocket or lying on the counter. If we take a dollar or two, you'll know we're probably going to take other things.

No.12. Want to save money on high-priced maid services? Instead of booking a regular appointment, ask to be on our on-call list to fill last-minute slots at a discount. Or see if you can be a "training home" for new cleaners.

No.13. If you use a service instead of an individual, ask for the same people every time. Your cleanings will be more consistent, with fewer strangers in your home.
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