Today we'll take a look at 3 uses for a common household item you probably use already: Dryer Sheets.

We pretty much all own lots of screens these days…and the build up of dust and lint on your smartphone or tablet can be very irritating. So what can be done about it?

Vacuuming at least once a day is recommended for pet owners. This cuts down on allergens and loose fur floating around. But how can you step up your vacuuming routine?

Most of us who are of legal drinking age will agree that red wine is pretty great. But anyone who has ever spilled their wine on something important knows how difficult the stains can be!

Today we'll be discussing quite possibly the "Ultimate" multi use product: Castile Soap.

Due to the popularity of our last jewelry cleaning post, today we will be going over 3 NEW ways to clean jewelry. Since the last post was more general, this post will be specifically about silver jewelry. Silver needs to be cleaned more regularly than some other metals due to tarnish.

You will likely notice, sooner or later, that the light fixtures in your house can attract dust and spider webs in no time. These can be particularly difficult to clean if they have any sort of glass dome, shroud, bell, etc. But they don't have to be a headache!

We all know that without regular cleaning, microwaves can become rather alarming. But so can the cleaning process!

Hard water can be a hassle to clean off, particularly on your metal sink/faucet fixtures. This shouldn't be a cause for stress however, just a simple fix can make what used to be a pain into just another easy part of your cleaning process.

To step up the effectiveness of your vinegar-based cleaner, consider adding a few drops of essential oil to your spray bottle. They key here is to pick specific oils for specific purposes.

This week's cleaning hack is a common household item, but also an excellent stain remover!

In an increasingly environmentally-conscious world, the demand for "green" cleaning methods is ever increasing. So today we will be looking at an excellent, eco-friendly alternative to products you probably use already.

If you've ever dealt with a clogged drain before, then you know how harsh and incredibly toxic most commercially available products are.

We all know how important it is to disinfect high contact areas in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. But are you getting the most out of your disinfectant? Or are you potentially putting yourself or family at risk?

Today's cleaning hack might be the most versatile yet…useful for dusting, deodorizing, and much more!

Over the past few months during quarantine, many of us have been spending time cleaning up our living spaces…but has the car been neglected?

Pro Tip: avoid window cleaners that contain ammonia, especially if you plan to clean mirrors. The ammonia in many commonly available glass cleaners can be tremendously damaging to the silvered layer of mirrors. This can lead to flaking, discoloration, spots, and other non-repairable damage.

Now that we're in to June and many States are officially loosening restrictions, it's time to think about keeping safe in new locations. We all have routines for our homes and trips to the grocery store. But what about when we return to work? Or our own businesses? Or perhaps it's a family member, returning home from the hospital. We all want to be safe. We all want to be free from worries and potential danger.

Disinfectants are becoming a regular part of life, and stores are selling out of them almost everyday it seems. Since we all want to get our shopping done as quickly as possible these days, having an alternative in case of limited supply is a must. While names like "Lysol" and "Clorox" typically come to mind, not everyone knows that Borax can be a hospital-grade disinfectant when used properly.

Here at Continental Maid Service, we take cleaning seriously. But more importantly, we take our customers’ safety seriously. We pride ourselves in our work, and are committed to providing a calm source of credible information, and a stress-free customer experience.