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We Asked Professional Cleaners What Products They Can't Live Without, and They Created the Ultimate 9-Item Cleaning Kit

Ryan Knoll, endorses this multifunctional brush set. "Imagine giving your standard drill a superpower and turning it into the ultimate scrubber," he illustrates. "Dab a bit of your preferred cleaner, and watch as it works wonders on tricky spots like grout lines and sliding door tracks. It's been a game-changer, believe me."

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RUGAL MOVES – MASTERING THE ART OF BUDGET-FRIENDLY RELOCATION

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“After all the hassle of actually moving, the last thing you want to do is spend hours scrubbing and scouring your new place from top to bottom. However, this is something that is probably going to need to happen at some point. Hiring professional cleaners can be a serious budget-buster, especially if you’re already watching your pennies from the initial relocation costs. The biggest money-saver? Good, old-fashioned hard work! However, to avoid spending too much time on what can often be a tedious task, you can break it down into chunks, such as different rooms on different days, etc. If the thought of cleaning windows, blinds, and baseboards makes you break out in hives, consider going halfsies with a pro service. Some companies will let you pick and choose which rooms or tasks you want done. Focus their efforts on the really tough, time-consuming jobs like scrubbing tile floors or deep-cleaning ovens and bathrooms. Then, you can handle the lighter stuff on your own. With a little creativity and willingness to get those hands dirty (you have to eventually), you can make sure your new home sparkles without blowing your budget.”

https://www.swaggermagazine.com/tips/frugal-moves-mastering-the-art-of-budget-friendly-relocation/

The 17 Best IKEA Finds for a Cleaner, More Organized Home

"Consumers use a ton of chemicals when cleaning on their own," Ryan Knoll, founder of the Tidy Casa, told us for our round-up of DIY cleaning methods that should stop.

"It’s the default mindset: 'I need to clean my computer screen, so where is the computer screen spray?' The truth is most chemicals we’re sold are completely unnecessary, and everyday household items like dish soap and water do a better job and cost less."

Spray bottle. Dish soap. Water. Spray. Wipe. Got it? 👍

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