Ceiling and Wall Cleaning
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Ceiling and wall cleaning is a procedure that many people overlook in their homes. This blog post will discuss ceiling and wall cleaning, what it entails, the benefits of the ceiling and wall cleaning, as well as how the ceiling and walls are cleaned professionally. Ceiling and wall cleaning is important because not only does this method help to keep your home looking clean, but it also helps prevent allergen build-up by removing dust mites from surfaces where they can thrive!
Benefits of ceiling and wall cleaning
Keeping your home clean! Ceiling and wall cleaning prevents the buildup of dust mites on surfaces where they can thrive. Dust mites are tiny little bugs that cannot be seen with the naked eye but are responsible for many people’s allergies. Regular ceiling and wall cleaning are important in preventing allergen buildup because this process removes dust mites from surfaces where they thrive, such as ceiling beams or corners of walls near floor-to-ceiling windows.
The process we use in ceiling and wall cleaning
Professional ceiling cleaners use a hose nozzle connected to a telescopic pole soaked in hot water (150 degrees Fahrenheit) mixed with detergent or degreaser solution which breaks down dirt particles while not harming most types of materials: ceilings, ceiling insulation, wallpaper, and paint. The ceiling is sprayed down with a pressurized fluid that loosens dirt particles that fall to the ground or are vacuumed away by using one of our specially designed machines. We also use an extendable pole like a fishing rod; this has no hose attachment at its end but rather relies on your own lungs for suction power.
Walls don’t get as dirty as ceilings do because they’re not exposed to airborne pollutants from outside sources such as construction sites or traffic congestion in streets below them, so it’s more common for walls to just need periodic dusting since they accumulate less grime than ceiling surfaces. Walls should be washed when there have been spills–such as drinks spilled on tabletops–or when they have been spattered with food or fluids.
Tools we use for ceiling and wall cleaning and their uses
The tools we use when cleaning your ceilings and walls include ceiling and wall vacuums, ceiling scrubbers, ceiling wipers, floor brushes (for walkways), natural dusting cloths for cobwebs, or other items that are difficult to reach with a broom.
Conclusion
In conclusion, we hope you see the importance of having your ceilings washed periodically as well as your walls so they don’t accumulate grime over time. It is also important to have this service done professionally because not only will it result in cleaner surfaces, but if any debris falls from high places onto people, animals, or furnishings below, it can be dangerous.
With ceiling and wall cleaning, you can get a fresh start on your ceilings and walls, as well as all of the surfaces in your home that accumulate dust over time. Contact us today for more information about ceiling and wall cleaning!