Is it Black Friday for shopping or is the house a mess?
Either way, we can help! If you want to get in on the deals we can send the maids to clean. If the house is a mess after all the family has left we can send the maids. We are here for you.
If you are in Broward County or Boca Raton we can turn Black Friday into Clean Friday!
Just give us a call.
Have a great day!
We just wanted to wish all of you a very:
Thanks for being with us here at Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning
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The temperature is cooling down, the snow birds are flocking back and South Florida is bustling with holiday cheer. We are so excited to be a local business in South Florida. We have so many wonderful customers and get so many wonderful cleaners. It really is a great time to be here.
If you happen to live in Broward County or Boca Raton, we would love to help you take some pressure off and join us as a client. Either as a scheduled customer or a once in a while customer we would love a chance to earn your business.
We have been cleaning homes and offices a long time, and the cleaners give it all they got. So, as we come into this busy time of guests coming in for thanksgiving or for christmas give us a call and enjoy a clean home or office.
Have an amazing Saturday, and thank you for choosing Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning
We love Fridays here at Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning.
It is that day before the weekend, the relief of a day off. Spending time with family. Doing the things YOU want to do. It is not time to clean. Let us handle that for you.
We have been cleaning a long time and we can take the anxiety away from you. Just imagine. Waking up to a fresh smelling clean house. It will literally change your entire day! The sun breaks you shower and walk out and the house is immaculate. That is an amazing feeling and a good maid service can do that for you.
Give us a call 954-797-8686, but please do it today, we are getting very busy with the holidays coming.
You will enjoy that clean fresh house. Without the work.
ARE YOU READY?
That is the key question.
You can let us take care of some of the holiday issues, by having us clean. I know what it is like to have to get everything ready for a house full of people. We can handle those cleaning issues for you.
Need the house clean. Call us ASAP, as our schedules are filling up. From Dave, Florida to Boca Raton, Florida we are cleaning up!
When the holidays are over, let us continue to clean so that issue is something you never have to worry about again!
Have a great holiday season from Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning
Do you avoid entertaining because it’s too stressful? Relax! Believe it or not, it is possible to throw an enjoyable and, yes, relaxing dinner party. Your next social event can be a success with careful planning, and a few creative touches to make your guests feel special.
Having friends over is a great way to get things done around your home, share your creativity and have fun. Careful planning - and knowing that your home looks great - will allow you to enjoy your friends while dining.
Start by selecting your guest list to create a table of four to six. A larger number can divide the group into competing conversations and be a little overwhelming. A smaller group assures that you have sufficient seating in your living room and at your dining room table.
Call your guests three or four weeks in advance. You might want to follow this up with a handmade invitation in the mail. I like to include a few pressed leaves or flowers with my invitations.
Reduce stress by establishing your menu two weeks before your party. You may want to look through your cookbooks to try a new dish, but make sure you test it out on your family well in advance of the party. Select dishes that can be prepared in advance so you to can spend time with your guests, rather than slaving away in the kitchen.
I want my house to look great for my guests, so as soon as I’ve decided to have a party, I make a list of all the things I’d like to get done around my house. I fit my chores into odd moments in the weeks before my party. Your to-do list might include edging the lawn, adding a few blooming flowers to the yard, cleaning or repainting the front door, cleaning the light fixture and doorbell surround, purchasing a new welcome mat, hanging a wreath from the door or setting a large clay pot of flowers on your porch.
Chores inside the home might include getting the carpets and windows cleaned, scrubbing scuff marks off the wall, buying new candles for the table and fresh towels for the guest room, cleaning out the hall closet and guest bath vanity, tossing or pruning tired house plants, rearranging treasures on the mantel and coffee table or replacing old pillows on the couch.
Being prepared and organized allows you to spend time with your guests and relieves the anxiety of wondering what you may have forgotten or what could possibly go wrong. Follow these suggestions and you’ll have a stress-free dinner party.
Clean and iron your tablecloth, placemats and napkins. For fun, make place cards for each guest. For example, write your guest’s names on river stones, a pressed leaf or a seed packet. Decide on the outfit you’ll wear. Hint: You will look and feel in harmony with your home if you wear clothing that blends with your décor. Make a detailed shopping list.
Shop for groceries. Dust and clean your house, with special attention to the rooms your guests will be frequenting. Freshen potpourri or add candles to hall table or guest bath. Stock the guest bath with toilet paper and tissues. Cook casseroles, desserts and anything else on your menu that you can prepare in advance. If the weather is cool, set up your fireplace for a cozy fire. Select music and place by the stereo. Freeze sprigs of mint or tiny sections of lemon in your ice cubes trays to use in water glasses. Run the dishwasher.
Set the table and place flowers throughout your home. If you have a partner, divide greeting, serving, clearing and cleanup duties so that one of you is always with your guests. Place wine in fridge. Remove dishes from dishwasher and empty the garbage. Assemble a bag of favors for each guest: fruit from your yard, a small bouquet of flowers in a tin can or a handmade ornament. Select music to play in the background and get your CD player or MP3 player set up so that all you have to do is turn it on.
Prepare salad, slice bread and wrap in foil in preparation for heating. Create a serving station on your kitchen counter or table: lay out bowls, baskets and spoons to receive each of your dishes. Set up coffee maker and set out dishes that need to be cooked or re-heated.
Get dressed, light the fire, turn on the music, adjust lighting throughout the house. Sit down and relax until your guests arrive.
Kit Davey
SOURCE: Philly.com
Make sure you give us a call early our calendars are getting full!
Remember we do not have contracts at Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning.
So, once you get on the schedule you are “good to go”. The only thing we require is a 24 hour notice if you are going to cancel your appointment.
This works well because you can get on the calendar based on service level. Also, with our 10 teams you never have to worry about not having a team show up. We will get them there.
Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning is locally owned and operated by Broward residents. If you are looking for a great maid service or office cleaning in Broward County or Boca Raton just give us a call 954-797-8686. We wish you happy holidays!
We are ready to help you!
Just imagine the guests flying in from all over the world to visit you. Is your house ready? Give us a call early. This holiday season is when we get really busy at Sun Cleaning Maid Service & House Cleaning.
We clean from Davie, Florida all the way to Boca Raton.
Once we get the house ready for the holidays, we then can be back to keep it that way. That is what we do. We work hard so you do not have to.
Thanks for visiting us and helping us help you!
FRESNO, Calif. — Anyone who has ever cleaned a glass shower door with a store-bought cleaner promising to remove dreaded soap scum will attest to trying to do the job as quickly as possible to avoid the smell.
Breathing easier was uppermost in Teri Van Huss’s mind 10 years ago when she switched to homemade cleansers for her house, using ingredients such as vinegar, baking soda and lemon juice. The Visalia, Calif., resident did it for her son.
“I have a severely disabled son with cerebral palsy,” she says. “Kids with disabilities have sensitive skin and get a lot of rashes. I wanted to make my environment neutral, so I started to study what was in the cleansers we used.”
Van Huss, the director of finance and administration at the Sequoia Riverlands Trust, is the self-proclaimed “queen of environmentally friendly house cleaning.” She has taught workshops on alternatives to commercial cleaners at day care centers and Head Start programs.
Even just a few years ago, she says, people had “no clue” about the advantages of green cleaning. “Today, the interest is huge,” she says. “There’s a lot more awareness.”
Anyone with access to a computer can easily look up ingredients contained in cleansers and personal grooming products at the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services household products database at http://householdproducts.nlm.nih.gov.
Still, it’s difficult for some consumers to let go of the notion that using harsh household cleansers means a cleaner home.
“We have been so sold on the idea that a cleanser, one we have to wear rubber gloves to use, is better,” Van Huss says. “If it’s not strong enough to kill us, then it’s not going to clean.”
Claudia Garcia of Tulare, Calif., says Van Huss’ natural green cleaning recipes have helped her daughter’s asthma condition. Garcia worked with Van Huss as a translator at green cleaning workshops.
“I started using Teri’s recipes in our home and noticed that our daughter’s asthma had decreased,” she says. “She had constantly been using an inhaler and had red puffy eyes. About a year after using them, we noticed Yamilex hadn’t had asthma attacks.”
Garcia had to adjust to a new odorless scent of clean.
“I would wonder if the floor was really clean,” she says. “It didn’t smell like anything.”
The scent of vinegar became the norm at her home, and Garcia admits she missed a “flowery fragrance.” That was remedied by taking Van Huss’s suggestion of using drops of essential oils such as lime, lemon, lavender and orange.
The added benefit is “tremendous savings,” Garcia says. “I use hydrogen peroxide to clean whites, and it does get clothes cleaner than bleach. I just use about an ounce.”
Megan Assaf of Visalia, Calif., attended a workshop earlier this year.
“Knowing you need basically just a handful of basic things to clean the whole house made it easy to shop and easy to use,” Assaf says. “Instead of a pail full of products, now I just have three.”
Assaf says her switch to green cleaning has been an easy transition.
“My house now smells like the outdoors when I clean, instead of some synthetic approximation of it,” Assaf says. “I’m not breathing in petrochemicals that give me headaches, fuzzy thinking or lung tightness.”
Van Huss says her ability to relate to other moms helps get her message of avoiding toxic chemicals at home.
“I have a child who can’t afford to get sick,” she says. “There isn’t anyone who cares more about killing germs than me. It helps that I use these things myself. It gives me a lot of credibility.”
Van Huss says stores are now carrying products such as Seventh Generation, Method and Biokleen that are plant-based. She also recommends the book “Clean House, Clean Planet” (Pocket Books, $14) by Sharon Logan.
“It’s a good idea to look at this as a safety issue, a home is safer when you don’t bring anything into it that is dangerous, especially products that have a danger or warning label on them,” Van Huss says.