The Easy Way To Clean Tile And Grout

Clean Your Tile And Grout With Ease

Yucky grout and tile, I know all about it. My wife and I recently purchased our first home and inherited a lovely dirty bathtub. We could have remodel but that is costly. We could have repainted but that would have taken a lot of time and energy. Cleaning was the best option. Follow these simple steps to clean even the toughest of grout and tile with ease.

Items you will need

• Bleach
• Baking Soda
• A Bucket or Bowl
• Soft Bristle Scrubbing Brush
• Gloves
• Respirator
• Safety Goggles

Step 1 Open Windows and Doors to Ventilate Fumes

Bleach fumes can cause long term damage to your lungs so it is important to wear a safety mask and ventilate the room really well to minimize the risks of respitory damage.  

Step 2 Gather Ingredients

Step 3 Pour Baking Soda Into Bucket

Step 4 Carefully Pour a Small Amount of Bleach Into Baking Soda

Step 5 Mix Bleach and Baking Soda Together Until it Forms a Paste

If the paste is too thick, then add more bleach. If the paste is too thin, then add more baking soda. It need to be thick enough to stick to the walls. 

Step 6 Apply Paste to Affected Areas, Leave on For at Least 5 Minutes

Step 7 Go Play Candy Crush or Your Favorite Game

Step 8. Gently Scrub Tile With a Soft Brush

Step 9. Rinse and Repeat if Needed

Step 10. Step Back and Admire Your Handy Work.

Congratulations!! You did it. Now step back and admire your handy work.  

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The Easy Way To Clean Stove Grates

Clean Stove Grates Easily

If you have a gas burning stove then you know how frustrating it can be to try and remove stuck on debris on your grates. Years of cooking adds up to a baked on mess that wont go away easily. Follow these easy steps and years of frustration will be washed away with the dirt and grime on your grates. 

Items You Will Need:

Ammonia

Brillo Basic Steel Scour Pads

One Gallon Zip Lock Bag

Respirator Mask 

Gloves

Step 1 Remove Grates From Stove

Step 2 Pour Ammonia in Zip Lock Bag

There is no need to fill the bag with ammonia, it is the fumes that will do the cleaning not the soaking in the ammonia. Fill only about a quarter of the way. 

Step 3 Place Grates in Zip Lock Bag and Seal.

Step 4 Put Grate and Bag in a Place it Somewhere it can Rest and Soak for 24 Hours.

The fumes from the Ammonia will break up the stuck on grime and make it easier to clean. 

Step 5 Remove From Resting Place and Carefully Take Grate Out and Dispose of Ammonia.

Step 6 Rinse off and Scrub off Debris. For Best Results Repeat Process 

Before

After

Step Back and Admire Your Like New Stove Top

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At Cleanmenders we clean and have cleaned many hospitals and clinics.  As you can imagine the demand for cleanliness is high. The need for cleaners who can help prevent the spread of cold and flu germs is greater than ever. We apply the same hospital grade cleaning standards to all of our accounts. Click here or give us a call.

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The Fast And Easy Way To Sanitize A Sponge

Who wants to clean dishes with an old sponge? Yuck!  A sponge is nothing more than a glorified germ collector that can scrub off stuck on dish debris. Don't want to spread those germs all over your dishes? Follow these simple steps.

Step 1 Rinse and Moisten Sponges

Step 2 Place Sponges on a Microwave Safe Dish

Step 3 Place Sponges in Microwave

Set For 2 Minutes 

Press Start

STEP 4 LET STAND FOR 1 MINUTE 

BEFORE HANDLING!  

CAUTION VERY HOT!

Step 5 Ring Out or Air Dry

Congratulations you are finished. 

If you are tired of cleaning your office or clinic, give us a call for a free no obligation quote.

At Cleanmenders we clean and have cleaned many hospitals and clinics.  As you can imagine the demand for cleanliness is high. The need for cleaners who can help prevent the spread of cold and flu germs is greater than ever. We apply the same hospital grade cleaning standards to all of our accounts. Click here or give us a call.

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The Easy Way to Clean a Stainless Steel Pan.

Clean Your Stainless Steel Pan With Ease

I love pan fried fish, potatoes and onions but the mess it leaves behind not so much. The following is an easy way to clean your stainless steel pans, even with the really hard stuck on stains.

Items You Will Need:

• Baking Soda
• Water
• Stove
• Scrub Brush (not needed, but could come in handy)
• Towel

Step 1 Put Water in Your Pan

Step 2 Place Pan on Stove Top

Step 3 Pour Baking Soda 

on Affected Areas

Step 4 Set Stove to High 

Step 5 Bring Water to a Rolling Boil

When you boil water there is science happening. Boiling water is broken down into two different gasses, hydrogen and oxygen. The oxygen gas under the debris is what will help lift up and remove those stubborn stuck on stain on you stainless steel pan. Adding baking soda creates more oxygen and helps scrub away your stains. GO OXYGEN! That's science at work for you.  

Step 6 Add more Baking Soda as Needed to Trouble Areas

Step 7 Carefully Drain Water And Rinse Out Pan

Step 8 Wipe Out Pan. 

Repeat Steps 1-8 as Needed

If you need to do it a few time to get it all grime off that is okay. Most debris should have come off and your pan should look like new. IF YOU DO NEED TO USE A SCRUB BRUSH BE GENTLE AND BE CAREFUL OF THE BOILING HOT WATER. USE A SCRUBBER WITH AN EXTENDED HANDLE. 

Admire Your Like New Pan

Congratulations you did it! Go reward your self. Step back and enjoy your shiny stainless steel pan like it was when it was given to you as a wedding gift many years ago. 

If you are tired of cleaning your office or clinic, give us a call for a free no obligation quote.

At Cleanmenders we clean and have cleaned many hospitals and clinics.  As you can imagine the demand for cleanliness is high. The need for cleaners who can help prevent the spread of cold and flu germs is greater than ever. We apply the same hospital grade cleaning standards to all of our accounts. Click here or give us a call.

801-978-9354

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The Safe and Easy Way to Remove Water Stains From Wood

Water Stain Removal

Water stain on my wood desk, floor, or other surface? OH NO! Time for a new desk, paint job, or time consuming sanding job right? NO! There is an easy way to remove years of water stains from your wood surfaces with the following easy steps.

Step 1 Gather Ingredients

You will need

• Baking Soda
• Toothpaste (Gel toothpaste will not work)
• A bowl
• Water
• Rags

Step 2 Dust and Wipe Down Area

Wipe down and dust all areas first to keep a uniform clean. 

Step 3 Apply a Small Amount of Toothpaste to Water Stain

Step 4 Apply a Small Amount of Baking Soda to Stained Area

Step 5 Moisten Rag With Water

Step 6 

Rub Rag, Toothpaste, and Baking Soda Together in a Circular Pattern

Step 7

Remove Residue and any Remaining Baking Soda and Toothpaste

Step 8 Admire Your Work

Congratulations! You did it. Now step back and admire your freshly cleaned wood surface. Never let pesky water stains bother you again.

Before

After

If you are tired of cleaning your office or clinic, give us a call for a free no obligation quote.

At Cleanmenders we clean and have cleaned many hospitals and clinics.  As you can imagine the demand for cleanliness is high. The need for cleaners who can help prevent the spread of cold and flu germs is greater than ever. We apply the same hospital grade cleaning standards to all of our accounts. Click here or give us a call.

801-978-9354

http://www.cleanmenders.com