Spring is almost here and we all know what time it brings! Time to get the house in shape inside and outside! Spring cleaning can be fun (if you have the time). All homes can go for a deep thorough cleaning during the spring after dealing with the hustle and bustle of the winter.  Fort Wayne You've Got Maids provides a 52 Point Spring Clean that will definitely have your house in shape and ready for the summer. 

Who here loves to clean their windows? No? Why I ask? I hear a lot of "I hate cleaning my windows, I always get streak marks, the window is cloudy, and on and on. I've tried just about everything possible and I've come to terms with my windows that they just don't like me. A few suggestions is to make sure you don't use too much product.

We all need a lot less toxins in our lives. Why not start with your cleaners? Here you have a Non-Toxic Soft Scrub that you make at home. The Soft Scrub recipe is as follows. Get some baking soda and pour about 1/2 cup into a bowl. Add some liquid detergent you only want to add enough to make it look like a thick but workable texture, think like a stiff texture.

Most everyone sleeps in a bed, but do you know that your bed is harboring dust mites that make you wake up either sneezing, stuffy, or your eyes are all matted shut? I found a link that has 20 tips on how to clean beds and mattresses. Aside from your normal flipping the mattress, it suggests you wash your bedding weekly, and your pillows and covers once every four to six weeks.

Do you have an issue with mold? Most need to hire someone that is a pro at dealing with Mold. If you have a little in your shower or whatever the case, it's normal household mold, but it can cause so many issues and is unhealthy so make sure you do your research before you mess with the mold.

Do you have a lot of wood around the house? This is a tricky subject, so many people prefer a certain Furniture Polish while others refuse to use it. I like to make my own items DIY project. You will need to mix the following items in a glass jar that will need covered when not in use. Add 1/2 teaspoon of oil (a jojoba or a liquid wax works), add 1/4 cup vinegar or fresh lemon juice, then all you do is mix those get a soft rag dab it in the solution and wipe on to the wood surface, with the grain of course. As always test out a small area out of sight first to make sure its okay with the wood you have.