Air conditioner cleaning – a guarantee for high quality of indoor air

Volatile chemicals from traditional air conditioner and lead from house dust are just a few of the many sources of indoor air pollution commonly found in homes. To make matters worse, these pollutants can be especially harmful in winter, when many people spend more time indoors thanks to harsh weather. It is necessary to give a regular air conditioner cleaning and a total cleaning for your home for fresh air. 

A total cleaning for home can be a large work to finish. It may cost you a lot of time and energy. But if you make a plan before hand and be clear what you have to do, it may save your lot of time. Fortunately, there are many useful steps concluded to improve indoor air quality, and you’re free to take a reference.

1.      Where you should have to clean most must be the floors.

l        Dirty floors take their toll on a home’s indoor air quality. Dust that’s allowed to settle on floors may contain harmful chemicals and allergens that can lead to respiratory problems and additional uncomfortable health conditions.

l        It is necessary to clean your floors at least once per week ideally with a vacuum with a filter. It is important because it can prevent dust and dirt from being blown back out of the vacuum in the exhaust.

l        After you have vacuumed, mop the floors as well, as even the most effective vacuums leave potentially harmful dust particles behind. An once-over with a mop and some hot water can remove any lingering dust left behind by the vacuum.

2.      Don’t forget to clean the floor carpets!

l        When you step into your house from outside, dirt that sticks to your shoes may contain potentially harmful chemicals, so place a floor mat near any door where people routinely enter your home.

l        Carpet cleaning. You can buy a carpet cleaner for a regular cleaning your carpets. It is suggested that buy organic shampoo or natural cleaner that does no harm to health and surroundings inside your house.

3.      Dehumidify your home!

l        Mold and dust mites thrive on moisture, so homeowners concerned about the moisture in their homes during the winter months can purchase a dehumidifier to control allergens and reduce moisture in the air.

l        You can apply a dehumidifier in dehumidifying, you can control humidity in your home by using an exhaust fan when cooking, addressing leaky plumbing fixtures to prevent mold growth and making sure your clothes dryer is vented to the outside of your home.

4. Naturally scented your home air. You can have a choice to spray some air freshener scents into air or cleaned clothes to smell good. But it should be in a suitable amount and get rid of over spray. As some fragrances also contain chemicals and choose naturally scented detergents when possible.

5. Lastly, you can also DIY some air freshener spray! Many materials inside your house can be easy collected to make for alternative air fresheners, such as some flowers, some fruits or other things that can absorb dust or odors. By the way, you can also plant some plants yourself if you have time.