Different surfaces and materials require different cleaning methods, so be sure to research your specific needs beforehand.

Cleaning up after yourself isn’t always hard, but it can be a lot harder if you don’t know what to do or what the right materials are. Sometimes it can be hard to tell the differences between surfaces and materials, so it’s important to do research and get buy-in from your family and roommates before you start cleaning. For the most part, there are a few general rules that will work for most cleaning jobs. floors: Most floors can be cleaned with a basic damp cloth or mop. Make sure to use a mild detergent and avoid using too much water, as this can make the floor wet and slippery. carpets: Carpets should be vacuumed on low or medium dusting power. If the area is particularly dirty, it may be necessary to use a cleaner specifically designed for carpets. mattress: It’s best to vacuum the mattress and bedspread, then use a mild cloth to clean the pillow cases, sheets, and cover. upholstery: Upholstery should be vacuumed using the beater bar and a cleaner specifically designed for upholstery. toys and furniture: Toys and furniture should