Even those of us who take pride in our deep cleaning sprees can miss a spot here and there.
See:
- Door trim
- Window sills
- Ceiling fans
- Light fixtures
- Behind the toilet and its base (oof)
- Door knobs
- Stair railing
- Closet and pantry floors
- Plants — both real and fake
- Air vent grate
- Baseboards
- Front of cabinets
- Top of refrigerator
- Range hood
- Wall decor (pictures, mirrors)
All of these are just a few more reasons it’s smart to call in the pros every now and then.
Well-Paid Maids cleaners focus on the details when cleaning your home. That’s because Well-Paid Maids hires good people — and takes good care of them, paying a starting wage of $22 an hour, offering insurance and giving them 24 paid days off per year.
So instead of grabbing your duster right now, go ahead and book a professional cleaning with Well-Paid Maids.
Are there other spots in your home you tend to miss (on accident or otherwise)? Let us know in the comments.
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