Cleaning Tips & Guides
Practical advice based on what actually works in Randburg homes.
Stain and mess removal
From red wine on carpet to grease on kitchen surfaces, most household stains have a specific, safe removal method. Our guides walk through the technique step by step.
Cleaning hacks that actually work
We test and share time-saving techniques that hold up in real homes, not just theory. If a hack doesn't genuinely save time or improve results, we don't recommend it.
Common cleaning mistakes to avoid
Using the wrong product on the wrong surface, or cross-contaminating cleaning cloths between rooms, can undo otherwise good cleaning habits. Our guides flag the mistakes worth avoiding.
Frequently asked questions
Blot (don't rub) with a clean cloth, then treat with a mix of dish soap and hydrogen peroxide, testing on a hidden area first.
A vinegar and bicarbonate of soda paste, left to sit before scrubbing, works well on light mould without harsh chemicals.
For most everyday cleaning, yes. Tougher jobs like heavy limescale or grease sometimes still benefit from a targeted chemical product.
Focus on visible surfaces and high-traffic areas first: kitchen counters, bathroom, and the entryway, rather than trying to deep clean everything.
Using the same cloth across multiple rooms, applying the wrong product to a delicate surface, and skipping ventilation when using stronger chemicals.
When the job needs specialised equipment or product knowledge, like grout restoration or upholstery deep cleaning, or when it's simply eating into time you don't have.