Jacks Custom Clean

02/05/2014

• Regular Servicing: A consistent service record helps reassure future purchases that your car has been properly maintained

• Regular Washes: Use a sponge and warm, soapy water to keep your car sparkling. Treat leather surfaces and keep your dashboard clean and shiny.

• Waxing: Wax protects paint from elements and prevents accumulation of dirt on the surface of your car so that you don’t have to wash every single day.

• Inside Out: A recent study has shown that while men like a clean and shiny car on the outside, women are more likely to concentrate their efforts on cleaning the interior.

• Use floor Mats: These come in handy especially during the rainy season as they are easy to clean and protect your carpets from mud and dirt.

• Windows: Visibility is important. Change your wipers every 12 months and keep your widows squeaky clean with a window cleaner and microfiber cloth.

• Check Tyre Pressure and Rotate: Poorly inflated tyres make your car guzzle more fuel, while over-inflated tyres wear out more quickly and adversely affect steering. Rotate front and rear tyres to ensure they last longer.

• Check the fluids: Keep the check on your car’s fluids; engine oil, brake fluid, windscreen wash, power steering fluid etc. Note: Do not allow petrol pump attendant to overfill either as this can do more harm than good.

• It is often said that one’s car is an extension of their personality. Whether this holds true or not, keeping your car in great shape can add 5 % to the re-sale value of your car!

03/04/2014

LIKE and SHARE with a Woman-friend!

12/11/2013

29/10/2013

NO BONES ABOUT IT! Hire a cleaning company that is also donating free house cleanings to local women with cancer. Support the cause and you're supporting someone in need. http://www.cleaningforareason.org/maid-services/locate-providers

Do you use a maid service that is not part of Cleaning For A Reason? If so, encourage them to become a partner and give back to the community by serving women in cancer treatment. Many of our partners come from paying customers who simply ask the question,"Are you Cleaning For A Reason?" if not, encourage them to visit our website and become a partner today by filling out an inquiry form. http://www.cleaningforareason.org/maid-services

29/10/2013

Easy cleaning

What could be easier than this?

27/10/2013

"Ability is what you are capable of Doing; Motivation determines what you do; Attitude determines how well you do it"

Lou Holtz

22/09/2013

We would like to wish our condolonces to those who lost their loved one's at the Westgate incident and those who were injured we wish them quick recovery. May God give you strength in this trying moment. The devil has no room in our lifes.

21/09/2013

Clean Everyday – Cleaning at least few minutes a day will keep those intense cleaning at bay!
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17/09/2013

Easy Bathroom Cleaning Tips

Cleaning the bathroom can be one of the most overwhelming (and, let’s be honest,) chores in the house. But, with a few easy stay-tidy tips, bathroom cleaning can be a manageable part of your house-cleaning and tasks you can share with everyone under your roof.

Countertop and Sink
This one is so easy; we’re almost embarrassed to call it a tip. The last person in the house to use the bathroom each morning and night is on sink and counter wipe-down duty -- if they’re tall enough to reach the sink. We’re not calling for a full scrub, but if your family wants to cut down on major cleanings, it’s wise to make sure all the soap, toothpaste and mouthwash makes it down the drain after every use. A quick wipe off with a paper towel (or even a tissue) will go miles towards keeping the basin and counter clean.

Everything Has a Home
Your bathroom is not a free for all. It’s so easy to let styling tools, magazines, bath toys and more take over every open space in your bathroom. It’s easy to cut down on cleaning if you have a place for everything before you even start. Keep a basket for the toys near the tub (or get a suction cup one to hang on the wall) and a pretty box under the sink for your styling tools, and be sure to use them! And find a new home for your magazines, please.

Keep Cleaning Tools Handy
Stash a rag, glass cleaner and daily shower spray (or use white vinegar) under your sink or in a basket behind your toilet. With cleaning tools so close at hand, you don’t have any excuses not to wipe down the sink, spray the shower and give your mirror a quick once over. Spots (of who knows what) on your mirror can make your bathroom look a lot messier than it really is, so wipe them off!

Your Hair
Just like cats and dogs, people shed too. Hair can collect in all sorts of places, and hold dust and dirt. Do a daily check around shower and sink drains, the base of the toilet, corners of the room and any other spot debris might collect. Pick them up! (A wet tissue can help make this task easier.) If you let the hair stay, your drains can clog and the hair and dust bunnies will grow into a much bigger cleaning job.

Shower Curtain
If you have a shower curtain, make sure you always keep it pulled all the way across so it can dry evenly. A wrinkle or two here and there can collect mold or mildew. If you have a door, check to make sure water isn’t pooling anywhere and give it a quick wipe-down. Mold and grime can grow easily in wet spots.