Category: Cleaning Tips

We love a good To Do list here at HCC2 HQ.   Keeps the mind focused.  Saves hours of procastination. Some people say To Do Lists don’t work (and done lists do!).  But we are practical people here at My Star Cleaner and  have no truck with this kind of fashionable nonsense. When it comes […]

Unless you live in a bacon-free household here’s how to clean up that splattered grease.

Organize and clean your kitchen with these simple tips so that you can spend less time cleaning and decluttering and more time eating!

Raise your hand if you feel like, despite your very best intentions, your kitchen is messier than you’d like it to be. I’m right there with you. And it makes sense! The kitchen is the very center of your house. No matter how comfy your living room is, chances are people are always hanging out in the kitchen — or helping themselves to food from the fridge — which leads to major messes. There are, however, a few little things you can do throughout the day to stay on top of things. Follow this plan to keep the space a little cleaner than usual.

We’ve got more than one hay fever sufferer here at the Home Cleaning Company. So we will be keeping a close eye on this little beauty. Any guesses how much it is going to cost?!

To make this holiday season a little less stressful….. Here’s a list of crafty Christmas tips to help keep your home clean and tidy.

Now the weather is getting colder family pets will probably be spending much more time indoors. And that means more cat fur will find on the carpets, upholstery, and even clothing! Here are a few tricks I’ve learned to keep that added pet hair burden under control this season, and make your home a neater, healthier place.

Autumn is here again – the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness! And apparently a great time for a spring clean!

The kitchen is the heart of a home, but that means that it is in nearly constant use. Not only that, but preparing food and cleaning up afterwards can be some of the messiest chores. That means a ‘spotless kitchen’ is more of a dream than a reality for most of us.

If you’re anything like me, you are already been enjoying the season my spending more time in the garden. Of course, one of the first things I noticed was that the garden furniture isn’t looking its best. Even though it spent the winter in the shed, the white mesh cushions and table umbrella had gone dingy and grey, and the white plastic chairs had some grey-black mould or lichen growing on them in places. They needed a good clean.