Find out how to combine cleaning with school holidays and prevent the proliferation of insects and pathogenic microorganisms
Summer and school holidays can represent two big challenges for those who like to keep their home clean and organized. With kids at home most of the time, it becomes more difficult to keep everything in order. Additionally, summer heat and rain require extra care when cleaning. This is why we have collected some tips from hygiene experts so that you can take care of your home without stress. Look down:
Involve children in cleaning
Sharing household chores can be a good opportunity to do this create a sense of responsibility and belonging in children. However, remember to adapt the activities to your child’s age.
Children aged 2 to 3 years old, for example, can put away their shoes and toys and put dirty clothes in the basket. Children aged 4 to 5 will be able to make their beds and clean their pets’ vases. From 6 to 7 years old it is possible to involve them in room work, cleaning the furniture, taking out the garbage and changing the bed linen.
Be careful with your glasses
With the heat, the rain and the resulting manipulation of the windows, the glass remains full of fingerprints, fogs up and becomes dirty. Therefore, pay special attention to this part of the house when cleaning. Sanitize it once or twice a weekand carry out a more thorough cleaning at least once a month.
Pay attention to cabinets and shutters
The heat and humidity of the season provide the ideal environment for mold to grow, especially in enclosed spaces, such as closets. To keep mold away from furniture, At least leave them open once a weekand avoid placing immediately used items in the wardrobe.
Shutters also need attention, as they accumulate a lot of dirt in summer, so cleaning must be done frequently. In both cases, you can use a flannel to clean.
General cleaning
In summer it is normal for mosquitoes, cockroaches, flies and gnats to appear in your home. It is therefore essential to carry out a complete cleaning dispose of debris and objects which accumulate water, where insects proliferate. To do this, clean the internal and external environments, and do not leave water stagnant in the containers and tyres. This prevents diseases such as dengue.
Source: cleaning specialists at Vassouras Rossi.
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