Blog - Grace Home Cleaning

Thanksgiving has a way of making our to-do lists grow about three times longer overnight. There’s food to buy, pies to bake, decorations to put

More Than Just a Tidy Space The benefits of a clean home go far beyond a tidy space. A clean home can help you feel

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Supporting Families Through Cleaning for a Reason October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about breast cancer

Back-to-School Is Back: 7 Simple Ways to Make Home Life Easier Backpacks are by the door. Shoes are everywhere. Lunchboxes somehow never make it to

Fall decorating is one of those little things that can make your home feel instantly cozier. Bring out the pumpkins, fluff the blankets, light a

With the Coronavirus disrupting our lives this year Grace Home Cleaning has implemented changes on how to clean your home. Before I go into the changes I took some classes on the proper way to sanitize a home and what are the things to ensure a home is properly sanitized.

You know the feeling. You look across the room and see that dust has accumulated yet again on your living room end tables, TV stand, mantle, etc. Didn’t you just take care of that? No one likes having a dusty home and it is true that it seems to settle and build up nearly as fast as you remove it.

Grace Home Cleaning is happy to take care of the routine of regular dusting for you. In our line of work, we have found a few places in the home that seem to be virtual magnets for that annoying dust. We have also uncovered some tips that work best when trying to keep your home dust free.

You might think that there is no need to clean the inside of your dishwasher. After all, its very job is to, well, clean things! Even though this kitchen appliance is frequently subject to hot water, detergents and heat, that doesn’t mean it isn’t going to get dirty and require some attention once in awhile.

The inside of your dishwasher can become the site of accumulation for things such as food debris, grease and built up soap scum. Over time, these can cause issues as minor as a bad odor, to more serious problems like reduced efficiency and clogged drains.

For those of us who have pets in our homes, it goes without saying that those lovable, furry companions do create some extra work when it comes to keeping the house clean. Pet dander, fur, mud and all the rest that comes with keeping a pet indoors can not only affect the general cleanliness (and odor) of a living space but can also impact the overall health and well-being of those in your family.

The home cleaning challenges presented by pets are many and vary based on things such as type, breed and believe it or not, the personality of your furry friend. No matter which pet shares your home, there are some things you can routinely do to help minimize a pet’s impact on your home’s cleanliness.

We all know someone (maybe it’s you!) whose living space is a little on the cluttered side. In this instance, clutter is defined basically anything that we really don’t need that could be tossed; or, those things that we need to keep but are not filed, stored appropriately or put in the place where they “belong.”

As Professional Home Cleaners, we really love the old phrase, “a place for everything and everything in its place.” For many of us, the reality of this actually happening falls a little short of expectations. So, what is the harm of living in a perpetually cluttered environment? There are actually quite a few ways this can negatively impact one’s outlook, productivity and yes, even your health. How?