Sean Bellinger, owner of the Maid Right residential cleaning franchise in Las Vegas, encourages folks to maintain a clean home as part of their daily routine. In a recent Las Vegas Weekly article, Bellinger shares some tips with folks on how they can achieve home cleanliness and tidiness.

Make A Step-by-Step Plan

Break down each area of your home that needs cleaning and start with the one that needs immediate attention. Prioritizing main areas of the house can help make the process less daunting and overwhelming.

Make High-Traffic Areas a Starting Point

Referencing the previous tip, Bellinger recommends starting with the entryway, bathrooms, the living room and kitchen. Since these are areas where the most people will be in, it’s important to make a ‘good first impression’ as he likes to call it.

Tidy Up Throughout the Week

Another great way to make the cleaning process less stressful is to not save it all for one day. Pick up after yourself throughout the week so there’s less to actually clean by the weekend.

Clean as You Go

Put things away and wipe them down right after you’re done using them to prevent junk from building up. This will save you time in the long run!

Get Rid of Any Clutter and Donate Things You Aren’t Using

“If you have stuff on the counter you aren’t using, find a cupboard to store it in or donate it,” Bellinger told Las Vegas Weekly.

Don’t Miss the Easily Forgotten Areas

Baseboards, toilet lids, fans and lighting all tend to get overlooked during the cleaning process. Be sure to pay extra attention to them since they get the least amount of cleaning.

Consider a Service

A service likes Maid Right helps you check off all the above items without having to worry or take the time to do it yourself.

To read the full article, visit lasvegasweekly.com.

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