Wondering how to clean your house?
First off having effective products that actually work are essential to clean your house properly. Second, to be efficient with your time and energy, the order you do things also matters.
My cleaning arsenal consists of a few DIY solutions and a couple of staples that I have come to trust with my asthmatic lungs. After a severe asthma attack years ago, my doctor ordered me to remove all harsh chemicals from my home.
My allergist explained that when I used products such as bleach, the fumes would remain in my home. Once I removed the culprit irritants from my environment, my asthma would improve, and I would not be leaving his office with bags of medication or insulting him by calling him a drug pusher.
Fortunately, he was correct. He also knew I hated taking all the medication he prescribed. It was my experience that when I took more pills, I would have milder asthma attacks, BUT a lot of them.
I will admit a few times a year I will still use bleach in the bathroom for those pesky corner shower stains.