Office, Shop and Restaurant Cleaning Services

• 3 Reasons You Need to Clean Your Garbage Chute

  17 May 2017

  If you need to dispose of a large amount of waste which is stored on the higher floors of a building, you may be dreading carrying it all downstairs. However, by investing in a garbage chute, you may be able to avoid the back-breaking work involved in transporting large quantities of waste by hand. A garbage chute will allow you to simply let gravity do all the hard work once you have dropped the waste from the side of the building.

• Helpful Tips for Cleaning Tile Around the Home

  14 April 2017

  Cleaning tile around the home can be very challenging, as some stains can get ground in and become very difficult to clean and remove completely, especially from porous tile materials and from the surrounding grout. You also need to ensure you don't use harsh chemicals and abrasives that will actually damage the tile or cause pits and holes in the surface, which can then lead to the tile holding even more dirt and looking even dingier.

• Preparing for Moving Day

  5 April 2017

  Before you move out of a rented property, it's important to go over your contract to see whether there is anything that stipulates what must be done before handing back the keys. Often the contract will state that the property must be presented in the same condition, minus wear and tear. However others might require you to invest in a professional cleaning company to ensure that the carpets and furnishings are clean and ready for the next occupants.

• How to Clean Tile and Grout Without Bleach or Harsh Chemicals

  21 March 2017

  Bleach is often used as a cleanser for bathroom tile and grout, as it does kill bacteria, mould, and mildew; however, you may notice that bleach doesn't make grout look bright and white again, and bathroom tile may also still look dingy and dirty after using bleach. This is because bleach strips fabrics of colour dyes, leaving the material white, but grout and bathroom tiles don't have colour dyes that can be pulled up in the same way, so bleach won't whiten and brighten those surfaces.

• Wet and Dry: The Two Carpet Deodorising Choices

  13 March 2017

  When you clean the carpets, it is important to remove any visual staining that might have occurred, but, for a thorough clean, getting rid of odours is just as crucial. In the home, pets and food spillages can cause carpets to become smelly. A typical carpet services company will offer two options: wet and dry cleaning. Which is best for you? Wet Deodorising and Cleansing Wet cleaning is also referred to as hot water extraction or steam cleaning.