Kathy Turley | Source | Director of Marketing at Home Clean Heroes
Kathy Turley
With over 20 years of experience in the hospitality field, Kathy joined Home Clean Heroes in 2017 as Director of Marketing. A warm and friendly professional with deep knowledge of the practices and cleaning techniques that make Home Clean Heroes successful, Kathy also thrives in driving new customer acquisition and keeping her eye on the customer experience as a facilitator of retention.
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Home Clean Heroes (http://homecleanheroes.com)
Director of Marketing
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It doesn’t get enough attention.
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Pros reveal the meaty hacks to remove both the white stains on dark tops and the yellow underarm stains on white tops.
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Declutter Your Life: Expert Tips from Home Clean Heroes
Kathy suggests keeping a donation box in your closet for old clothes, organizing cables with toilet paper rolls, and decluttering your email inbox. "Keep a trash bag in your car," she advises, and clear out unused kitchen items. Removing dead plants can refresh your space. These steps lead to a cleaner, more organized environment. -
Daily Shower Cleaners: A Key to Maintaining Bathroom Cleanliness
Kathy advises that daily shower cleaners prevent soap scum and mildew. For deep cleaning, use a heavy-duty cleaner, scrub, rinse, and dry. Some cleaners are multi-surface but check labels to avoid damage. Consider Type, Ingredients, Surfaces, and Formula to meet cleaning needs and avoid allergens. -
Home Clean Heroes Reveal Bedroom's Dirtiest Spot and Cleaning Tips
Kathy identifies the mattress as the dirtiest spot, harboring dust mites and bacteria. She recommends vacuuming, spot cleaning with vinegar, using baking soda, rotating the mattress, and using a protector. For under-bed cleaning, move the bed, vacuum, dust, and mop. Regularly clean storage boxes to prevent dust buildup.
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“Most people wouldn’t think about this, but the dirtiest spot in a bedroom can often be the mattress,” says Kathy Turley from Home Clean Heroes. “It’s a breeding ground for dust mites, bacteria, and dead skin cells. Over time, these can cause allergies, asthma, and other health problems.”
