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Leading household cleaning brand Spontex is on hand with a full range of Microfibre cloths to help you make light work of your Spring Cleaning in 2013!
Smart Spring Cleaning Tips from Spontex
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pring is the traditional time to give your home a thorough clean after the cold winter months have passed and the evenings start to get lighter. With drier and warmer weather, Spring is the perfect time to clean areas of the
home you wouldn’t normally do every week. Typical Spring clean jobs might include anything from clean- ing the inside and outside of windows; dusting and wiping woodwork such as skirtings, dado rails, picture rails and bannisters to moving furniture such as the sofa and sweeping/vacuuming or mopping floors or even a complete de-clutter and clear out to make more space and better use of storage areas.
Breaking Down Tasks In a recent Spontex survey, 60% of respondents said that breaking your cleaning tasks down in to small, manageable jobs was the best cleaning tip. A few small tasks done daily or several times a week will keep your home in top condition with minimal effort and give you the satisfaction of completing your chores without needing to devote a huge chunk of time. A further 51% said they purchase a complete range of new cleaning products before starting their Spring clean.
The Microfibre Range The Spontex Microfibre range of cloths makes Spring cleaning better, quicker and easier. Made using spe- cial high quality micro fibres, the end results will be
streak free surfaces that dry faster and many of the products can be used effectively without detergent. The versatile cloths can be used either wet or dry and are machine washable to 60⁰C for re-use. Each Spontex Microfibre cloth is made of thousands of tiny fibres, so the number of contact points with the surface is greatly increased compared to a standard cloth. This increased cleaning power reduces the need for detergents, giving you a great result using just water and a sparkling finish every time you clean. The range includes our new Microfibre Dusting &
Hi-Tech, Microfibre Window, Microfibre Bathroom, Mi- crofibre Kitchen and Microfibre All Purpose cloths all specifically designed to make light work of everyday household cleaning chores. Every Microfibre product is specifically selected with the end task in mind. Microfibre Dusting & Hi-Tech efficiently removes dust and fingerprints. Microfibre Kitchen cleans and effectively removes all traces of grease from kitchen surfaces and is very absorbent. Microfibre Bathroom leaves taps and shower screens sparkling and free from water marks. Microfibre Window with its dual surface leaves a perfect smear free finish. Finally, Microfibre All Purpose are versatile more dispos- able cloths ideal for general or dirtier cleaning tasks around the house. The Microfibre range is available from £2.00
RRP at all major retailers or the Spontex online shop,
www.spontex.co.uk.
SPRING CLEAN This March Spontex is also
supporting spring cleaning in other ways.
The Spontex Facebook page,
www.facebook.com/SpontexUK, will be giving away a large number of Microfibre and other cleaning products to fans. The Spontex Facebook page is packed with hints and tips, competitions and the best cleaning advice.
To help with your Spring clean we are offering Mum’s Survival Guide readers a 20% DISCOUNT OFF Spring cleaning essentials, such as our Microfibre range. Simply visit
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