Maid Brigade of Pasadena

Drinking more coffee than usual? Us too. Keep your coffee pot clean by mixing equal parts vinegar and water then brewing once through. Brew a second pot using just clean water before making coffee. #CleaningTipTuesday

Happy Mother's Day!

Here are some of our favorite tips on cleaning your outdoor furniture: https://bit.ly/3nvLTD5

The problem with germs is, you can't SEE them to know they're gone. That's why you need a powerful disinfectant that's proven to work, to reach all the nooks and crannies, and to be safe and healthy for you and your family!

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This month, we honor, support and fight for those affected by breast cancer. We hope for continued progress on a cure.

Cleaning your microwave is easier than you think. Be sure to avoid harsh chemicals by using more natural solutions, like vinegar.

Green cleaning has become more and more popular. But as more companies strive to green-label their products, how do you know which ingredients are harmless to your unique health, family, and home needs? The best way to be sure is to keep it simple & understand the chemical compounds and potential reactions. Our PUREcleaning E-water created simply with salt, water, and electrolysis, kills 99.99% of all germs, dirt, & irritants. Let's compare to the common household cleaning p...roducts! PUREcleaning leaves NO: sticky residues, build-up irritating chemical odors While traditional cleaners often contain Phthalates, Perchloroethylene, Quarternary Ammonium CompoundsYIKES! Visit our website to schedule your PUREcleaning service today at www.maidbrigade.com

For some, being home more often has meant more time for home renovations. What are some of your recent home projects?

Is bleach safe to use? #CleaningMythMonday

What is electrolyzed water and why is it the safest and most effective cleaning and disinfection solution for your home? https://www.maidbrigade.com/electrolyzed-water/

Did you know that microwaving your dish sponge kills germs? Place your dirty sponges in the microwave for two minutes at full power to kill or inactivate 99% of living germs and bacteria spores.

What is dwell time? Contact time (or dwell time) is the required amount of time that a surface must remain wet to allow the chemical to be in contact with the organism in order to kill it. Most products must dwell on a surface for at least 10 minutes in order to kill any bacteria on that surface.

If you're feeling more stressed these days, you're not alone. Since the pandemic began, stress levels in parents increased over health and safety concerns for their families. Check out our blog for some helpful tips to combat stress as we all continue to learn the best ways to take care of ourselves and each other during this time. Most importantly, we hope you and your family are staying healthy! https://bit.ly/3iffKMb

To help eliminate the spread of germs, be sure to use liquid soap over bar soap for handwashing. Stay safe and always wash your hands for at least 20 seconds.

Your outdoor patio furniture might be getting a little more use this summer. It may need an extra cleaning after a storm or just a seasonal clean. You can enjoy your backyard hangout spot for longer by checking out these helpful cleaning tips for outdoor furniture. Then of course, it's time to kick your feet up and relax! https://bit.ly/3hvAYFi