QClean

19/12/2022

We would like to thank all our clients and suppliers for their support.
We will be taking a short break and will re-open on 9 January 2023. Ready to do our very best in 2023.

16/05/2022

Is your home ready for winter??
Give us a call today for a free quote to hygienically clean your home.

31/03/2022

Time to get your home Winter-ready!

While there’s nothing better than giving the house a nice Spring Clean, you don’t have to wait until spring to get your cleaning on.

15/03/2022

DIY Tip No 9:

GLUE GRIP ON CARPETS

Sometimes you'll buy a carpet or rug that is just perfect for your home, only to find that one wrong step on it could cause you to slip and fall across the room. This DIY hack means that you’ll never be tripped up again.
Turn the carpet or rug upside down. Then, by using a hot glue gun, make either squiggles or straight lines. Once the glue hardens, these will act as grips, meaning that you won’t have to go out and purchase a non-slip rug!

10/03/2022

DIY Tip No 8:

OLIVE OIL ON HINGES

If you have some problematic hinges on any doors, or cupboard doors, you don’t need to purchase any fancy oil that will cost you almost the same price as a repairman coming to fix it. Instead, simply use olive oil!
Perhaps best used in with a dropper or syringe, take a small amount of olive oil and drip it onto the hinges. The oil will sufficiently lubricate the hinge and ensure that it not only opens smoothly, but there are also no more creaks!

04/03/2022

DIY Tip No 7:

LEMON HARD WATER CLEANER

Sometimes harsh chemical products just don’t seem to get rid of the hard water build-up on most taps and showerheads. Luckily, instead of forking out on a plumber or even a new tap, the answer could be in your fruit bowl.
Cut a fresh lemon in half, and push it over the tap. Place a plastic bag around the lemon and tap and secure with a rubber band. After a couple of hours, the citric acid should have broken down the build-up!

02/03/2022

DIY Tip No 6:

STOP CREAKY STAIRS

There are many uses for talcum powder, but one of the weirdest uses is in DIY projects. By simply sprinkling a layer of talcum powder over those pesky floorboards, you won't have to pay for a repair person.
It’s not only stairs this works on. If you’ve got any kind of creaky floorboard around the house, you’ll be able to soon walk around your home and not disturb anyone. Just make sure to rub it in or it won’t work!

28/02/2022

DIY Tip No 5:

BICARBONATE SODA CLEANER
A lot of people don’t know that bicarbonate soda is such a versatile ingredient. Not only can it be used in cooking and baking, but it has great cleaning qualities too. Many people have started to incorporate bicarbonate soda into their daily cleaning routine.
It’s also handy when it comes to cleaning larger pieces of furniture around the house, too. If you’re looking to spruce up your couch and get it looking and smelling as fresh as the day you purchased it, simply sprinkle bicarbonate soda over the cushions and vacuum it up!

24/02/2022

DIY Tip No 4:

TIN CAN PLANTER
If you enjoy gardening as a hobby, this may help.
To grow a healthy houseplant that would be a beautiful decorative feature in your home, simply stack empty cold-drink cans at the bottom of your planter before adding soil. The air in the cans will help to keep the soil wet and nicely aerated so you don’t have to worry about it!

23/02/2022

DIY Tip No 3:

POOL NOODLE STOPPER
Once summer is gone, you may wonder what to do with all the leftover pool noodles and toys. Turns out, they’re handier than you think! If you lose laundry down the side of your washing machine, this might be a good hack.
By placing a pool noodle in the gap between the washing machine and wall, you’ll hopefully never have to force yourself in that gap to pick up the shirt that dropped down there!

22/02/2022

DIY Cleaning Tip #2:

CLEANING WOODEN CUTTING BOARDS
There are so many small nooks and crannies on wooden cutting boards, bacteria and food are bound to wind up deeper than you might expect.
To avoid buying a new cutting board every time, there is a simple hack. To get rid of stains or lingering odours, place coarse salt over the board and rub it in using half a lemon. The coarse salt will get into all the crevices and the lemon acts as a disinfectant.

21/02/2022

DIY Cleaning Tip #1

REMOVING WOOD SCRATCHES
To remove scratches from wooden furniture, simply rub a walnut over the scratched area, and then rub the scratched area with your fingers. This will help the wood absorb the oil from the walnut. Finally, buff the area using a soft cloth so it doesn’t look out of place.