Veronica's Miami cleaning services inc

06/06/2017

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01/06/2017

Kitchen
Dust all accessible surfaces
Empty sink and load up dishwasher with dirty dishes
Wipe down exterior of stove, oven and fridge
Clean all floor surfaces
Take out garbage and recycling

01/06/2017

Bathrooms
Wash and sanitize the toilet, shower, tub, and sink
Dust all accessible surfaces
Wipe down all mirrors and glass fixtures
Clean all floor surfaces
Take out garbage and recycling

01/06/2017

Bedroom, Living Room & Common Areas
Dust all accessible surfaces
Wipe down all mirrors and glass fixtures
Clean all floor surfaces
Take out garbage and recycling

01/06/2017

your convenience we provide you with the following services:

Move in and Move out Cleans
Spring Cleans
After Construction Cleans
Weekly Service
Bi-weekly Service (every two weeks)
Monthly Service
Commercial Cleaning

01/06/2017

Tired of using your free time to clean your house, "not so free anymore", Call us today and let us bring back the light to your house and enjoy more time with your family.

08/20/2015

What's the best way to clean baby toys?
Q: How do you clean baby gear and toys without hurting baby's health?
Angela
A: It's good to keep baby gear and toys clean. Babies are constantly touching things and putting their hands and objects in their mouths, so they can pick up germs and illnesses easily. You can reduce your baby's chance of catching illnesses by keeping your baby's toys and equipment clean.

There are two basic steps to cleaning baby toys and equipment:

1. Cleaning: That is, scrubbing with soap and warm water. It removes the grease and grime and washes off many germs. You don't need to use anti-bacterial soap. Regular dish soap is fine.

2. Sanitizing: This is done with a sanitizing solution. It kills most of the dangerous germs. But the surface needs to be cleaned before it's sanitized, since germs can hide in grease and grime. An inexpensive, effective and safe sanitizing solution can be made from diluting household liquid chlorine bleach—1 tablespoon of bleach in 1 quart of water or ¼ cup of bleach in a gallon of water. Properly diluted bleach is considered non-toxic and safe for cleaning children's equipment since the chlorine evaporates within minutes. You can also use other approved sanitizing solutions if the label states they are non-toxic. Be sure to follow the directions carefully.

There are different ways of cleaning and sanitizing toys and equipment, depending on the size and the type of material:

Small plastic toys:
In the dishwasher: Plastic toys that don't have batteries can be easily washed in the dishwasher with dish detergent and hot water. This cleans and sanitizes them.
By hand: If you don't have a dishwasher, you can wash plastic toys in the sink with a clean sponge or rag, soap and warm water. Be sure to scrub off any dried food, grease and grime. After washing, sanitize the toys by dipping them in the diluted bleach solution, and let them air-dry in a dish rack. For toys with batteries, clean the outside with soap and water, then wipe with the bleach solution and let air-dry.
Larger plastic, metal or wooden toys and equipment:
Clean the surface with soap and water, then wipe with the diluted bleach solution and let air-dry.
Fabric toys and equipment:
Wash in the laundry with laundry soap and hot water.
How often should toys and equipment be cleaned and sanitized? You don't need to drive yourself crazy cleaning your baby's toys and equipment every moment. But it's good to clean toys and equipment at certain times:
When you notice they're soiled, e.g., after food is spilled on the high chair tray.
When your baby is recovering from an illness such as diarrhea or a cold.
After a play date, when other children have put your baby's toys in their mouths.
On a regular basis, e.g., at the end of every month....

08/20/2015

The Miami Best Cleaning Service has a thorough checklist we complete on each visit to your home. If you are in need of a weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, occasional, or move in/move out cleaning, we will be delighted to assist you! For more information about our rates and the services we provide, contact us at (786) 781-5522 info We speak English and Spanish.

Our detailed Cleaning Checklist includes the following but prices varies depending if you choose Light Cleaning or Deep Cleaning.

Kitchen:
Fronts of cabinets wiped
Exterior of appliances cleaned
Microwave cleaned inside and out
Countertops and backsplash cleaned
Sinks scrubbed and disinfected
Baseboards wipes
sills dusted
Floors detailed
Trash cans emptied, cleaned, and relined
Glass doors cleaned both sides

Bathrooms:
If you are in need of a weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, occasional, or move in/move out cleaning, we will be delighted to assist you!
Toilets cleaned and disinfected
Tile walls, bath tubs, and showers cleaned and disinfected
Vanity top and sinks cleaned and disinfected
Mirrors cleaned and shined
Chrome fittings cleaned and shined
Mildew removed
Fronts of cabinets wiped
Baseboards wiped
Sills dusted
Floors detailed
Trash cans emptied, cleaned, and relined

Bedrooms
For more information about our rates and the services we provide, contact us at (786) 781-5522 info !
Furniture dusted and polished
Lampshades wiped or dusted
Mirrors cleaned and shined
Baseboards wiped
Sills dusted
Glass doors cleaned both sides
Ceiling fans dusted
Carpets and edges vacuumed
Trash cans emptied, cleaned, and relined

Living Areas:
Ask about our window cleaning service!
Furniture dusted and polished
Lampshades wiped or dusted
Mirrors cleaned and shined
Baseboards wiped
Sills dusted
Glass doors cleaned both sides
Ceiling fans dusted
Glass tables cleaned
Upholstered furniture vacuumed
Cushions straightened and fluffed
Carpets and edges vacuumed and mopped
Wood floors Sweep and mopped
Stairs Sweep and banisters wiped

03/26/2015

Call to set up your appointments today an if you like my service we can set up time an dates for when you would like me to come by call today @ (786) 768-6112

03/23/2015