A new survey from Bradley Corp. has discovered that American's are washing their hands less as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on. According to January 2021 survey, 57% of Americans are still washing their hands six or more times per day. This is down from 78% of Americans who were washing their hands six or more times per day at this…
When it comes to cleaning, the right tools can make a real difference. No place is this more evident than in your dusting tools. Everything from feather dusters to microfiber cloths to lambswool can be used. But how do you clean the tools you use to clean? Castle Keepers is here to help!
When it comes to cleaning your bathroom, there are lots of surfaces to clean and disinfect. Lots of people leave the toilet cleaning to bubbles that scrub or bleach with noxious fumes. We’re here to tell you how to clean a toilet the way professionals do.
You’ve invested in a beautiful cherry dining set, a mahogany desk, or a walnut china cabinet. Keep them all looking their best by cleaning your wood furniture correctly. The first step in properly cleaning wood furniture is understanding the type of finish your wood furniture has. A finish enhances the appearance of the wood and protects it from sunlight, moisture, scratches,…
When it comes to hiring a home cleaning company, how do you know you are getting professionals? There are plenty of people who will clean your house, but you want to make sure you are trusting your home to professionals who are well trained, know what kind of cleaners and equipment to use on your home's surfaces, and won't damage anything in your house.
As anyone who owns stainless steel appliances knows, "stainless steel" is not actually stainless. Cleaning stainless steel to remove those annoying fingerprints and smudges can be tricky.
Baking soda is a terrific all-around cleaner. Because it has a slightly alkaline pH level, it is a great remedy for anything that is acidic, like grease, oil, and fat. Anything that needs scrubbing that is greasy can be cleaned with baking soda and elbow grease. But don't just limit its use to the kitchen. Cleaning with baking soda can benefit just about every area of your home.
Many homeowners think cleaning with bleach will ensure a spotless, disinfected surface. But when it comes to using bleach as a household cleaner, there are more cons than pros.
If new counters are on your list of home remodel projects, we have countertop cleaning and care tips for you.
Many people believe in the idea that cleaning your house before the first day of the new year ensures that you won't carry your old mess into the new year.