Doesn't it seem like that breaking news is only ever half right? With time, the truth always comes out. What is worrisome is that during events such as the current coronavirus pandemic, we need to have the right information. Protecting our families and communities through attaining and spreading correct information is a social duty we all share.
Like all Americans, we are closely following the progress of COVID-19. While developments in China and South Korea as well as the responses of communities across our great country bring us hope that this pandemic will soon pass, we're also aware that no family, business, or organization can carry through these times without being proactive. To that end, we would like to share with you what You've Got Maids is doing to address the COVID-19 while remaining true to our mission of bringing peace and clean into America's homes.
A company comprised of employees is going to be able to provide a more consistent service. Their employees have stable employment and are working full time for the business. Accordingly, the team that'll be cleaning your home is more likely to be comprised of the same faces and people who are fully engaged in their job.
Spring is America's favorite season. After the gray skies and low temperatures of winter, Americans everywhere are embracing the early days of Spring with open arms. You too should get out there and carpe diem. Really, you should do anything but house cleaning. A clean home does lead to improved relaxation and better sleep, but you should use your well rested and relaxed state of being to get out and have more fun!
Spring Cleaning was first used as a term in 1857. Spring cleaning however is a universal idea, wherein people clean out their homes to welcome the warmer weather. Cultures such as China incorporate it into their culture with Xiaonian ("Little New Year") where they rid their home of bad spirits through cleaning. That being said, spring cleaning can be a real pain. The spring cleaning chores weren't fun when we were kids, and they still aren't!
We have only nine days left until the official beginning of Spring. Woo-hoo! According to a Gallup poll, Spring is America's favorite season. Unsurprisingly, winter is the least favorite season. To round it out, fall comes in second and summer comes in third. Furthermore, those over the age of 65 prefer spring by the largest margin, with over half of seniors choosing spring as their favorite season.
