Home Holiday Prep
2020 has certainly presented more than its fair share of challenges. But, as the holidays draw near, there is the hope that things may return to something resembling a bit more “normal.” Many people are looking forward to hosting relatives and seeing loved ones they have not seen for months. Preparing the house to welcome guests is one of the primary goals most people will be looking to complete in the coming weeks.
If you are expecting guests, there are a few simple steps you can take to ensure that things are neat and tidy prior to their arrival. Realizing that time is a limiting factor, we have put together a few suggestions of things you can do around the house to get ready to welcome company.
The first thing you can do is check your air filters. If you can’t remember the last time you changed them, that’s a good indicator that now is the time. The filters will be marked with their sizes in case you don’t remember them. You can order new ones online or purchase them at a local hardware store, Walmart, or Target. Replacing the used ones with new ones increases the air quality in your home and will help reduce the number of allergens in the air.
Another simple action you can take is to clean your fan blades. They are a magnet for dust and should be cleaned at least once every few months. Use a step stool and a damp rag or a duster to clean them. A wipe down of each blade will make a big difference in air quality, too.
Wipe down prominent or more visible light fixtures. Sconces, chandeliers, or other fixtures accumulate a lot of dust. In addition to improving air quality, you can also increase the amount of light in a particular room or rooms.
For a deeper, more intensive clean, contact Scrubd Cleaning. We will be happy to help you, not only with dusting fans and fixtures, but with vacuuming, mopping, sweeping, baseboard cleaning, and more. When you want to make the best impression on family and friends, call Scrubd. We will help you make your house sparkle. Call today to get your cleaning service scheduled before company arrives!



