Housekeeper in Manchester, New Hampshire

I have worked in the cleaning industry for many years as well as an LNA. Believe it or not both jobs go hand in hand. As a housekeeper I learned what products and instruments work best to achieve my goal to please my client. I've also learned how to be organized and thorough while maintaining timeliness. As an LNA I was trained on the proper way to clean to avoid cross contamination and to ensure a safe and sanitary living space. I like to use industrial strength products to remove the problem areas followed by everyday household products to neutralize the harshness of the industrial strength products previously used. I also like to use clean microfiber towels and mechanic paper towels for each room. towels and other instruments are never used in multiple rooms to avoid cross contamination. I clean top (highest area) to bottom (lowest area) to eliminate having to clean things twice which eats up time. And the most important method of cleaning is what I call smart cleaning. Smart cleaning is simple using common sense. I learned this as an LNA. I quickly look at a room and take a mental note of the pattern in which i am to clean I.E. clean the surface that is less likely to have the most germs to the areas that have the most germs... wall and baseboards to sinks and toilets. I like to clean the non traditional housekeeper areas (time permitting) such as clearing drains and cleaning grout. I am open to performing other cleaning tasks asked by my client as well.