
How often should you have your house cleaned?
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly? A simple guide to how often your home really needs cleaning, by household and by room.
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Eco-friendly cleaning means getting a genuinely clean home while reducing harsh chemicals, waste and water. The biggest wins are not exotic products but better method: good microfibre cloths, the right amount of product rather than too much, and a few effective natural staples. You can clean most of a home well with greener choices, as long as you match the product to the job.
A lot of cleaning power comes from technique, not chemistry. Quality microfibre cloths and warm water lift grease and grime mechanically, so you need far less product. Letting a cleaner dwell for a minute before wiping also does more than scrubbing harder with more spray. Cleaning greener often starts with simply using less.
Greener does not mean weaker, but you do need to match the product to the task. Vinegar is great for limescale but not a disinfectant for high-risk areas, and it should be kept off natural stone and certain finishes. For hygiene-critical spots, choose a certified eco disinfectant rather than improvising.
A consistent regular clean is itself more sustainable, because staying on top of mess means less heavy-duty cleaning later. If you would like us to use eco-friendly products, or your own, just say so when you book, and see our guide on who supplies cleaning products. We cover Derby and the surrounding area.
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Yes, when matched to the task. Greener products clean most of a home effectively, especially paired with good microfibre and proper method. For hygiene-critical jobs, choose a certified eco disinfectant rather than improvising with natural staples.
White vinegar for limescale and glass, bicarbonate of soda as a gentle abrasive and deodoriser, lemon for freshening, and microfibre cloths that clean with just water. Keep vinegar off natural stone and delicate finishes.
Not a reliable one for high-risk areas. Vinegar is excellent for limescale and shine, but for hygiene-critical spots like cutting areas or bathrooms, use a proper disinfectant, ideally a certified eco one.

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