Craving a clean home or office? You’re not alone. When Asheville Cleaning Company comes to clean your home or office, we use these vacuums not only because they can zip around your home fast and have great suction power but also because they improve your indoor air quality while deep cleaning your carpeted and hard-surface floors.
Vacuums with a HEPA [high efficiency particulate air] filter are less likely to push allergens back into the room. Also known as small-particle filters, these HEPA filters can capture more than 99.97 percent of particles that are at least 0.3 microns in size and prevent them from being returned into the air, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. (For your reference, an inch contains about 25,000 microns.)
Everyone has heard the notorious “spring cleaning,” which is a yearly tradition for residents and homeowners alike to become motivated when tackling cleaning projects, they have been procrastinating on. Well, there is another cleaning season that should be included to help ease you into cleaning your home regularly. Fall cleaning is essential whether you take on the job by yourself, or bring a professional house cleaning company, it allows you to prepare for the upcoming holiday season. It’s time to bring out your cleaners and dust off your broom because here are 6 fall cleaning tips that teach you how to give your home a deep clean.
Asheville, a bright and beautiful city, rests in the Blue Ridge Mountains of west-central North Carolina. With the mild climate and uneven plateau, Asheville holds many iconic outdoor features for residents and travelers to explore. Want to enjoy a vast house and gardens at the Biltmore house? Or venture through trails in the wilderness. Asheville offers a diversified hub of culture, resort, and a place that is filled with rich ecosystems.
Millions of people visit Asheville, and many choose to stay. It’s important that this dream destination can shine by keeping Asheville clean within your homes. If you clean homes yourself or hire a professional, mark your calendars for September 17th.
This year has been one of the strangest in recent memory. No new or longtime resident of Asheville expected to spend so much time inside their homes, unable to explore western North Carolina. Nevertheless, our area has made a concerted effort to ensure our neighbors and community would be as healthy as possible. We never stopped caring for each other and have been able to do our part to reduce the effects of the pandemic in our area.
However, one of the consequences of spending so much time in our houses is the realization for many just how easy it is to fall behind on cleaning. Your typical daily routine may distract you from messes, but if you are still working or doing school remotely, the mess distracts you from your job and education. Furthermore, the messiness is piling up even faster with your family spending […]
Let’s Celebrate National CleanUp Day & World Cleanup Day!
Recently, National CleanUp Day has announced its return on September 21 and World Cleanup Day on September 19.
The outdoors are a wonderful activity for those who enjoy hiking, walking and climbing. Like many beautiful places to visit, Asheville offers a vibrant art scene, historic architecture, and nightlife downtown that is surrounded by North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Wherever you are hiking Black Mountain, or strolling through the main street, seeing piles of litter and trash can ruin the experience and negatively affect the environment. This year, Asheville residents and visitors who cherish the outdoors can come together to help clean up trails, parks, and communal spaces. Two green holidays, National CleanUp Day and World Cleanup Day encourage people to make an effort to reduce litter and recycle. Asheville’s city and nature deserve to remain clean and […]
