Ways to keep your verandah clean in monsoon
The monsoon rain is finally here. With the rains, comes a lot of beautiful things. The greenery around us, the fragrance in the air, and some delicious food items. However, with all these great things also come a few problems. One of them being the cleaning work that we have to do after each spell of heavy rain. If you have just got your house painted, then it becomes all the more important to keep it clean from water and dirt stains.
Most people are afraid of monsoon cleaning because they think it is time-consuming and difficult. While that is true for regular cleaning during this season, keep on reading the blog to read some easy tips that will help you clean your Verandahs In Adelaide like a pro!
Clean using a wet cloth
A wet cloth is good for removing dirt and dust. Use it to clean your verandah on a regular basis. Dampen the cloth with water, not too much that it’s dripping wet but enough so that there are small droplets of water on the surface of the cloth.
Use a brush to scrub
Use a brush to scrub. You can use a brush or broom with bristles, which will be more effective than a mop or cloth for cleaning verandah tiles and other hard surfaces. A long handle allows you to reach the top of the verandah, as well as underneath furniture where dirt tends to collect.
Use shampoo and water
Use shampoo and water: This is one of the simplest ways to clean your verandah, as it doesn’t require any special equipment. Make a solution of two cups of warm water mixed with a quarter cup of mild detergent in a bucket, then sprinkle some vinegar on the surface to cut through dirt and grime. Dip a brush into the mix and scrub away until all the stains are gone, or use a wet cloth for easy cleaning. You can even just wet down your verandah with plain water if you’re doing it outside and don’t want to get too much dirt into your home!
Use broom: If you have access to an outdoor broom, sweeping up any loose litter will do wonders for getting rid of dust particles — but be careful not to bang up against anything delicate like furnishings while doing so!
Wash after cleaning each time
The best way to keep your verandah clean is to wash it after cleaning each time. This can be done by using a wet cloth, brush or shampoo and water. If you don’t do this, the dirt will just stick back on the next day and make everything look dirty again.
Monsoon cleaning is a bit different from regular cleaning
You may have to change your cleaning routine this monsoon, as the weather changes and you need to adapt. Instead of switching out your broom for a feather duster, consider using a wet cloth instead. As you sweep or mop up spills with a dry cloth, water will be absorbed into it—so when the mud comes later in the day, it’ll be more difficult to clean up because there’s more dirt in each spot where water has been absorbed by the dry dusting rag.
Conclusion
With these tips, you can make sure that your verandah is spic and span. However, if you don’t have time for all of this cleaning yourself, we can help! At western pergolas n decking, we are committed to keeping your Verandahs Adelaide clean so you don’t have to worry about it. consult us today to preserve the good appearance of your outdoor pergolas and decks.
