Cleaning your house after remodeling: Getting rid of mess after changing your interior

17.08.2023 06:30
Updated: 13.05.2024 21:24

After your home undergoes a transformative remodeling, it's time to bid farewell to the construction chaos and embrace the newfound beauty. 

However, this process comes with the task of cleaning up the aftermath.

Let's find out how to do it.

Dust Removal

Starting from the top, work your way down as you tackle the dust that seems to have settled everywhere. 

Employ the gentle touch of a microfiber or damp cloth to wipe down walls, ceilings, light fixtures, and the often-neglected window sills and baseboards.

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Mopping and Cleaning

Employ a damp mop to caress the hard surfaces of your floors, be they gleaming tiles, polished wood, or sturdy laminate. 

Cabinets, countertops, and other surfaces deserve equal attention, as you bring out the most suitable cleaning solutions for each one.

Window Cleaning

Gaze through crystal-clear windows by employing a glass cleaner or a simple mixture of water and vinegar. 

Ensure that not just the glass but also the window sills and frames regain their original shine.

Floor Care

Embrace the unique requirements of your flooring. 

Pamper hardwood floors with the recommended cleaner, while sparing no expense in hiring professionals to coax stubborn dirt and stains from your beloved carpets.

Dispose of Debris

Bid farewell to the remnants of your renovation by responsibly disposing of construction debris, packaging, and discarded materials. 

If necessary, enlist the services of a waste removal company or arrange for a dumpster.

Air Purification

Infuse your home with a breath of fresh air by considering the benefits of air purifiers. 

These devices are champions in improving indoor air quality and eradicating lingering particles.
 

Kate Yakimchuk Author: Kate Yakimchuk Editor internet resource


Content
  1. Dust Removal
  2. Mopping and Cleaning
  3. Window Cleaning
  4. Floor Care
  5. Dispose of Debris
  6. Air Purification