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For many, cleaning the bathroom is a dreaded chore.  Use our 10 step bathroom cleaning checklist to stay on top of the cleaning and make the tasks far less dreaded!

Keeping the house tidy seems like a never-ending task!  You just deep cleaned everything, and now the house is a mess already.  How can you keep your house cleaner longer and have time for anything else?  Here are some simple steps that can help you keep your home tidy:

Tidying up is important for keeping your home clean on a day-to-day basis, but occasionally you need to roll up your sleeves and deep clean everything from the top down.  We often undertake spring cleaning, or deep clean the house at other changes in the season, probably because this change in the weather inspires us to clean the house and get rid of stuff we don’t need.  Deep cleaning also happens when you’re about to sell your house, or when you’ve just had it with the mess and need to dive in and get the clutter under control!  Whatever the reason for the deep cleaning, use our three “P”s to get your home sparkling, clutter free, and ready to enjoy!

The novel coronavirus Covid-19 has most of us cleaning our homes more frequently and more thoroughly than ever before.  On top of the current worries you may be feeling during this pandemic, the act of cleaning in itself can make your anxiety spike!  You might wonder if you’re using the product correctly, or if it’s safe to use around your home, or whether it truly does combat the dreaded virus…  More and more Jacksonville homeowners are calling on First Coast Home Pros to disinfect their homes and help keep the virus out.  Here’s why First Coast Home Pros is a great cleaning company to call on for cleaning and sanitizing your home:

Cleaning your house is an investment of your time, so you want to be efficient and do a great job, right? Avoid these common house cleaning mistakes and the time you spend house cleaning will be time well spent!

Jacksonville’s Only Full-Service Specialized Cleaning Company Partners with Cleaning for a Reason

Jacksonville, Fla. (May 14, 2014) – First Coast Home Pros, Jacksonville’s only full-service specialized cleaning company, is proud to announce their partnership with Cleaning for a Reason, a nonprofit, national organization providing women battling cancer with free professional house cleaning care.

It seems a teacher’s work is never done. There are many demands a teacher must meet, from teaching students, grading papers to maintaining a clean room. Meeting your goals for a clean and safe learning experience can be made easy if you follow these guidelines. Here are four basic cleaning steps that will help you create a clean and attractive class environment. These services should be performed at the beginning of the year, during winter and spring break, and at the end of the year in order to maintain a clean learning environment.

De-clutter and Organize

The first step to getting your class clean is creating an organized room and removing the clutter. There are many simple and effective ways to organize your class papers and materials, most of which are cost effective. Once you have found the system that works best for you, stick to it. Be sure to empty and discard all trash or unwanted materials such as outdated paper as well as broken items like crayons and pencils. This step is very important in cleaning your classroom as it makes cleaning the classroom easier.

Kids and a clean home tend to be opposite of each other. In reality, your children can learn some of the basic skills needed to make sure your Jacksonville home is tidier and kept together. Some of the common house cleaning services that your children can learn is outlined below.

Doing the Laundry

Kids as young as two can begin learning to sort clothes. Young kids will often feel that sorting clothing is a game. Older toddlers can aid in putting clothes away. Children who are school-aged can begin learning how to fold laundry and putting clothes into and out of the washer and dryer with adult supervision. By the time kids are between eight and 10 years of age, they are mature enough to have full responsibility for loading and unloading the washer and dryer. If you begin teaching these skills when they are young, they will understand the entire process of doing laundry by the time they are 10 or 11.