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I bought a carpet swiper few years ago and it’s a game changer, mostly on the rug, couple of minutes in the morning during the week, cleans all the crumbs , pet hair etc. -
I totally recommend Aria and AFE plumbing. He managed the renovation of a bathroom and refurbishment of a kitchen. He also helped with other smaller jobs around the flat. He was conscientious, communicated every step of the way, was helpful and did a great job. His team are nice people - which always makes a difference - and really detailed in their work. They worked hard and the result was great. Aria is on 07739 734895. -
I’ve been thinking about how different people manage their homes, especially when life is busy and there never seems to be enough time. Some do a little each day, some blitz at weekends, and some just tackle things when they can’t stand it anymore! Here are 3 things I’ve noticed help a lot: 1. Start with one reset: Choose a single room (often kitchen or bathroom) and get it back to baseline. 2. Keep a simple kit: Just a handful of reliable products and cloths make it easier to get started. 3. Mini resets: 10–15 minutes daily stops everything from sliding back. Personally, in my own home I do a quick evening routine — tidy up, hoover, flat mop (it’s quick and easy), a room spray, and fabric freshener. Then at the weekend I’ll do a deeper clean. I’m curious — what works for you? Do you have any routines, hacks, or tricks that help you keep on top of your home? I’m always looking for ways to grow and develop the services I run. My aim is to support busy, overwhelmed people who need a practical helping hand. My passion is creating supportive space resets that genuinely make homes feel lighter and calmer, and my goal is to keep building that here in our community.
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