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11 Dirtiest Areas in Your Home
If you take pride in your home, you probably think that you
know the key offending areas when it comes to dirt. In many cases though, you
might be surprised!
Let’s take a look at the dirtiest areas in any home.
The kitchen
It’s no surprise that the kitchen is one of the dirtiest
areas. One of the key problems here is that items such as clothes and sponges
are used again and again without being cleaned.
Door knobs and handles
Regardless of where exactly in the home they are, knobs and
handles are breeding grounds for germs and other nastiness.
Bathroom cabinets
Make-up brushes and applicators are notoriously dirty, and
can harbor all kinds of dirt and grime. Make sure that you regularly change
your brushes to avoid any health problems such as sore and infected eyes.
Office desk
If you regularly eat lunch at your desk, your keyboard could
be one of the dirtiest areas in the whole home. It’s often neglected as homeowners
simply don’t realize how bad it can get. You can find office
cleaning in Wimbledon to Wembley if you feel that you can’t keep on top of
things yourself!
Toilet flush
Most people know that the toilet needs to be cleaned
regularly, but it’s easy to forget about the handle! It’s touched dozens of
time each day with dirty hands, so requires some special attention.
Tiles
The grouting in between tiles can get really grubby if it
isn't regularly cleaned. This applies to bathrooms, kitchens,
and flooring.
Your toothbrush
Bacteria loves warm and moist areas, making your toothbrush
the prime candidate for the spread of germs.
The fridge
Having lots of food in one place means that your fridge is a
high-risk area. Try to make sure that the correct temperature is maintained at
all times, and give it a regular wipe to get rid of germs.
Television remotes
Yet another one that people often forget about! Every member
of the family touches remote controls, yet it’s rare that they get so much as a
quick wipe.
The laundry basket
Even if you think you’re being super organised, keeping all
your dirty laundry in one place means that it’s a concentrated area of dirt!
Get into the habit of getting the washing done as soon as possible.
You!
Don’t forget that it’s usually human beings that spread dirt
around! Always remember to wash your hands at regular intervals, especially
while you’re doing the housework.
By taking action in these specific areas, you can be better
placed for a cleaner home.
This article was
brought to you by Ruth Smith on behalf of First Choice Cleaners, a professional company that provides
domestic and commercial cleaning in London and further afield.
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