6 products that are worth keeping around to ensure an always impeccable home
Cleaning, tidying up, dusting, etc: these are all activities that we need to do to make our homes more pleasant to live in and hospitable for all our guests. It is therefore not just a question of making a good impression on others but also being happy and comfortable in the spaces that we inhabit.
So, having the right accessories or cleaning tools to deal with all eventualities always comes in handy. Listed below are some products that perhaps could be right for you. And perhaps, some are products you may not have known you were looking for.
If you have a lot of wooden furniture, there always comes a time when you need to use some wax or oil designed specifically for wood to clean and polish them thoroughly. When you see that some table, door, kitchen cabinet or any other piece of wood furniture is looking dull (despite being clean), go get your wood polish and you will make it shine like new again.
Want to spruce up the look of a room but don't want to repaint or re-paper the walls? Consider using stickers designed specifically for walls: they can transform a bland bedroom or bathroom, for example. The stickers are cheap, they're easy to apply and when you get bored with them (or move out), you can take them off easily.
Those who have pets at home know that they will often have to deal with unwanted stains on fabrics, carpets and upholstery. Acting promptly is essential, but how can we do this when it comes to objects that we can't put in the washing machine? At this point, it is good to have a specific product ready - one of those designed to remove stains and neutralize the bad smells pets can cause.
For homes with many carpets, or fitted carpets or sofas and armchairs with non-removable upholstery, it is worth considering buying appliances designed specifically to clean these surfaces. They're capable of pulling out decades-old dirt, and they even work on car seats.
Is your kitchen small or already full of hooks and rails but you still can't find the place to put the paper towel roll (or some other roll of kitchen product)? You can get some adhesive holders/supports: there's no need to drill holes in walls and furniture, and they're strong enough to hold the weight of those rolls. They can be stuck to the wall, on the sides of the wall units or even underneath them, so that the paper ends directly above the work surface!
For the doors and windows that let in drafts, consider buying adhesive gaskets by the metre: not only will they insulate the home, but they also help a lot with dampening intrusive sounds.
Are there any product among these that you have found useful?
