![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://bollspel.com/assessing-the-cleanliness-of-your-home-are-you-surprised/&media=https://bollspel.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/14317-assessing-the-cleanliness-of-your-home-are-you-surprised.jpg&description="Discover the surprising truth about the cleanliness of your home. Our expert tips and insights will help you assess and improve the state of your living space. Read now for a fresh perspective on home cleanliness."){kind=link}
Are you wondering how clean your house really is? The classic “white glove test” doesn’t have such a high profile these days. But you can’t see the germs, viruses, and other microorganisms that can cause disease. So, how clean should it be? The right question to ask is based on your household members and their needs. Sick person in your home? Young children? Someone immunocompromised? If so, your house might need more attention to disinfecting and sanitizing to reduce the spread of disease.
In general, keeping high-traffic surfaces clean is important to remove pathogens and dirt and keep your home healthy. But what should you be doing daily to maintain a clean home? Deirdre Kent, owner of Good Woman Cleaning Services, recommends breaking it down into key daily maintenance tasks such as cleaning entranceways, kitchen, bathroom, and laundry.
There are also weekly tasks to help keep your home clean and healthy, like cleaning kitchen appliances, bathroom surfaces, and vacuuming carpets and upholstery. For deeper cleaning of highly touched surfaces, check out these tips to learn more!