New research has shown that the 10 dirtiest areas of our homes are in the UK. This could be a surprise.
TV remote controls, shower curtains, and bottle openers are among the dirtiest items in the house, as the British uncover the 10 least clean areas.
Four out of five (81%) admitted that they never cleaned the bottle opener, while two-thirds (67%) did not clean the TV remote control, a recent study by the soft carpet specialist revealed. Scs .
Millennials (25-34 years) have the dirtiest rooms and kitchens , with only half (49%) of respondents claiming to clean their microwaves, compared to three quarters (75%) of the other age groups. ,
Although bottle openers are the least clean items on the list, there are many other areas that the British do not clean as often as they should.
Dale Gillespie, ScS Acquisition Manager , commented, "I was surprised to see some of this cleaning data, and you may never think about cleaning a bottle opener, but if you open so many different drinks with it, maybe we should clean it more often!
"We hope our cleaning guide will give people some tips on cleaning areas of their home that need a bit more detail."
ScS has uncovered the 10 areas where people are least clean and how we can more easily define them ...
1. Bottle opener (81% never clean yours)
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Researchers can get dirty after opening so many different drinks, but according to the survey, they are rarely cleaned. They can be soaked in distilled white vinegar for a few minutes (or a few hours, depending on the degree of soiling).
After a while, the bubbles should peel off and dirt could float to the surface. Then clean the bottle opener with an old toothbrush, first with vinegar, then with liquid detergent, before rinsing it out.
2nd dryer (76 percent)
Dishwashers collect water from the bowls and must be cleaned regularly to prevent mold. Clean your dish with dish soap in a sink with a brush and a clean towel to dry.
Separate the carrier as far as possible and rub it deeply to penetrate the grooves. Rinse the rack, then immerse it in enough water to fully immerse the rack and 240 ml of white vinegar. Finally, rinse with clear water and dry with a clean towel
3rd fan (75 percent)
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Fans accumulate very easily and can often not be disassembled. Therefore, they are difficult to clean. One method is to use a vacuum nozzle to direct the airflow to specific areas of the fan, like the blades themselves.
To avoid further accumulation of dust and dirt, cover the fan with a plastic bag when not in use, ideally with the purchased one.
4. Top of the closet (68 percent)
It is often the most neglected part of the room . Dust particles and air pollution can accumulate and accumulate. The most difficult aspect is often the height of the cabinet. Use a sturdy platform or scissors ladder and place carefully to see the top of the cabinet. Then use a universal cleaner or 120 ml white vinegar in a bucket of warm water to carefully clean all surfaces and dry them with a clean cloth.
5. Distance (67 percent)
TVs and other remote controls may be difficult to clean due to their electrical components. They should be cleaned monthly with a cotton cloth, isopropyl alcohol, cotton swabs and a lint-free cloth.
First remove the batteries from the back of the remote control. Then dip the cotton cloth in the alcohol, making sure it does not get too wet, and clean the entire surface of the controller. Then dip the cotton swabs into the alcohol and clean the beans; If there is dirt in the buttons, remove them with a toothpick. Finally, dry with a lint-free cloth.
6. Shower curtains (67 percent)
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In these molds and dirt can often accumulate, because water splashes in the bathroom . If the curtain is plastic and can be removed from the rail, clean it in the washing machine with a slight adjustment and a 30 degree turn.
7. Mattress (66 percent)
Mattresses can get very dirty and accumulate mites, dust, body hair and other biological waste as well as even dangerous bacteria and viruses. So be sure to clean yours.
First, vacuum the mattress from all sides with the vacuum pad. Then ventilate the mattress for a few hours, leaving the bedroom window open for fresh air to circulate. To remove stains on the mattress, first check the label before applying detergent, and first test a small portion of the stain to make sure it will not be damaged.
To remove body fluids, dilute the rinse with water and gently wipe the stain with a cloth or sponge. The mattresses are not waterproof, clean them carefully and avoid too much water.
For food and beverage stains, mix some baking soda in cold water and apply the stain with a clean cloth or sponge. Wait 30 minutes, then clean with clear water and allow to dry. If there are any stains after drying, try the previous detergent method.
8. Walls (65%)
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The walls can often have stains, stains and marks that are difficult to clean depending on the type of paint / wallpaper. To avoid dirt on the walls, coat the walls with a soft brush and clean them with a broom or mop covered with a cloth sprayed with a dust remover or an electrostatic cloth.
9. Dining chairs (61 percent)
There are mainly two types of dining chairs: upholstered or wooden. Dirt and dirt can accumulate easily.
Clean wooden chairs with a dry or slightly damp microfibre cloth to remove dirt and dust. Apply a drop of detergent and more water to the cloth if the stools have sticky residue. However, first try it in a small, discrete section to make sure that the stain is not removed by the surface. Wood finished. If the sticky stains are clean, dry them thoroughly with a microfiber cloth to avoid wetting the wood.
When cleaning upholstered chairs, vacuum with upholstery accessories and do not expose to sunlight to prevent discoloration of the fabric. When cleaning stains or spills, follow the manufacturer's instructions for suitable cleaning agents.
A common solution is to place a few drops of dish soap in a large bowl of hot water, moisten a microfiber cloth, and moisten the entire area to be cleaned by rapid brushing. Then spray hydrogen peroxide onto the heavily colored areas and let it work for 10 minutes before cleaning.
10. Curtains (61 percent)
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If the curtain fibers do not hold well, they can rot. Therefore, you should vacuum them regularly and wash thoroughly once a year.
To wash, first remove all hooks, weights, and nonwovens from the curtains and drop the hem if the fabric can easily contract. Dip it in cold water and wash thoroughly with a detergent diluted in warm water. Then rinse and blow in as much water as possible.
While it is still wet, iron the curtains longitudinally on the back by gently stretching the fabric to avoid wrinkles. Finally, hang the curtains on the rail while they are slightly damp to dry.
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