Going down the list:

Laundry Room

Laundry rooms may not be an obvious space that needs to be cleaned, but over time link dust gathers, gunk from stains and dirty clothes, dripped laundry detergent, dirty shoes, and more all add up into a space that needs to be scrubbed down. 
 
At least once every six months, it's a good idea to pull your washer and dryer away from the walls. being careful not to disconnect them, and sweep behind them to gather any extra debris. This will lower your home's risk of fires and will keep the space neat and clean.
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Exterior of Home

The exterior of your home needs to be cleaned too! Beyond classic lawn work, it's a good idea to take steps to research how to clean other parts of your home’s exterior. This could mean googling things like 'how to remove oil stains for driveways' or checking out tutorials for removing pollen from your fiber cement siding. 
 
Usually, a power washer can do the work for you on many jobs, the strong stream of water breaking loose and dirt or grime, but there are plenty of other options that can help get the exterior of your property as clean as the interior. 

Written by Andrea Erickson is a contributor to Innovative Building Materials. She is a blogger and content writer for the real estate industry. Andrea is focused on helping fellow homeowners, contractors, and architects discover materials and methods of construction that increase property value, maximize energy savings, and turn houses into homes.

Here is another series of blog posts by guest blogger Andrea Erickson.

Our homes are our escapes from the rest of the world, giving us a wonderful space to get away and enjoy spending time with family and loved ones. But unfortunately, spending so much time in an area leads to endless grime and dirt that can be difficult to keep up with.

If you're scrubbing your home down and not sure where to start, pay attention to these areas:

1. Kitchen

Although we all love our kitchens, they're unfortunately the fastest room to get dirty and the most difficult to get completely clean. So when deep cleaning your home, special attention should be paid to areas in the kitchen like the space between your cabinets and appliances, underneath your cabinets, in corners, and on your walls themselves.

Be sure to disinfect as you go, doing more than just picking up visible debris. Start at one spot and make a circuit around the room. Work from the top to the bottom of the room, double-checking spots as you go so that you don't create more work for yourself! If you have a junk drawer, now's a good time to spring clean it and give it an organizational kick.

2. Bathrooms

Bathrooms are one of the dirtiest spaces for very obvious reasons. start Pay special attention to those areas that commonly don’t get attention: the floor tile behind the toilet, the area behind the sink faucet and handles, and the grout in the shower stall if you have that there.Your shower curtain should be washed every other month at the very least, and your bathroom rugs should be washed at least once a month.

Andrea Erickson is a contributor to Innovative Building Materials. She is a blogger and content writer for the real estate industry. Andrea is focused on helping fellow homeowners, contractors, and architects discover materials and methods of construction that increase property value, maximize energy savings, and turn houses into homes.

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