Both types of buckets are filled with everything necessary to clean the area. Every bucket is filled with an all purpose cleaner, washcloths, paper towels, glass cleaner, a few plastic bags and air freshener. The dry buckets include furniture polish. The wet buckets include a tub and tile cleaner.
Some creative alternatives for using a bucket could be mini wastepaper baskets or plastic planters. Buckets sell for .25¢ – .50¢ each at yard sales.
Having a pre-stocked bucket for each cleaning area…
– allows you to do a quick clean while you wait for the bath to fill.
– allows you to always have your cleaning supplies nearby.
– multiple areas of the house can be cleaned at once…no one is waiting for supplies.
Share one thing you do to make keeping the home clean easier for yourself?
Here's a cleaning question I'm looking for an answer to: How do you clean the nasty black mildew that seems to grow under the drain plug in the bathroom sinks? Disgusting. Bits of it always come out when I clean the sinks (using a toothbrush-sized scrub brush and bathroom cleaner) but I cannot remove it entirely. It just sits there breeding nastiness. I've even tried putting toilet cleaning gel in there, but I can't tell that it gets it.
Anyone?
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