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Clean It Fast, Clean It Right: The Ultimate Guide to Making Absolutely Everything You Own Sparkle & Shine

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If you have just started your own home and you feel that you are standing at the bottom of a mountain not knowing where to start cleaning from, then you should get this book. I wish I had this book when I first moved to my own house. It would save me time and also I wouldn't be so much stressed everytime I needed to clean (that's excausting myself twice a week).

The book begins with instructions as to how to organize your cleaning schedule, what should your priority be, and what should be the last thing to do. And clean it like a pro, fast & right! Also, how to get rid of your clutter once and for all. It gives you advise as to what kind of detergents you should use,which cleaners are hazardous, which ones you should avoid and why. What I liked here, is How to hunt microbes (!)

In part two, it has an A-Z reference with everything you can find in a house, and how to clean it, so when you have a problem with a particular item, you don't just scroll up and down to find it, the A-Z makes it so easy.

Part three, again it's an A-Z rundown of everything you will need to know about. In this part, it gives further and more detailed information about cleaners as well as tools for cleaning.

Here is a huge volume of 526 pages that will put you in the know about everyday cleaning and also give you some very specialized knowledge about the cleaning of shoes, dolls, bicycles paintings, musical instruments and more.

This book is quite a discovery that I feel belongs as a reference manual in your home if you want to actually cut your work load by learning new and better methods and shortcuts. If you are "going green" you'll really like the directions to concoct your own collection of money-saving and "Earth friendly" cleaning solutions.

This book is a good investment that will pay you back many times over. The author consulted professionals in specialized fields to give the knowledge presented here some extra value.

It's always best to get your knowlede on any subject from multiple sources. However, if you are going to have only one book on house cleaning, I recommend this one.

Personally I did not find a lot of help in this book and areas I did, I found the solution not to work.

I found this book dissappointing. It overstates the obvious. Unless you are totally clueless and never had to pick up your room as a kid, you probably know all this stuff already. A waste of money.

I thought this book had some really weird ideas that wouldn't work. Some of them might even damage stuff. I am sending this book back and asking my mom how to clean things, even though I am embarrased that I do not know already. This book is no substitute for real experience.