Miele - Cleaner of Excellence 2007

Try to stick to a routine if possible and you will not have to rush around cleaning when you know visitors are coming.
S. Wall
Do everything, even skirting boards and under the sofa cushions regularly, then it isn’t so hard.
T. McCulloch

It’s no good saying there isn’t time, you need to make time.
J. Gibbins
A good organised routine is the best bet and always keep tidying up behind you.
C. Lewis
Never let a day go by without using some elbow grease. It's one thing that never runs out.
E. Garner

White vinegar is great for cleaning mirrors.
A. Harwood
Lemon juice and white vinegar work wonders as general
all-round cleaners that are friendly to the environment.
P. Walker, Derbyshire
Use vinegar and cloths instead of products, as it’s kinder to us and the environment.
S. Balcon
Use sterilising liquid to stop teaspoons and coffee cups staining
R. Vane
Put three tablespoons of white vinegar in a few inches of water, then wash the windows. Make them shine with kitchen towel – then put your sunglasses on to look at them.
D. Williams

Put all the oven shelves into a bath of hot water and biological washing powder. Leave these soaking as you clean the rest of the cooker.
B. Coleman
Use furniture polish to remove anything sticky, like label residue.
T. Hughes
My Hero uses a toothbrush and some laundry detergent to work into carpet stains. That seems to be more successful than branded carpet cleaners.

I guess the secret's in the elbow grease.
R. Milloy
After washing your stainless steel appliances put a dash of baby oil on a cloth and wipe it over them. This makes them super sparkly.
H. Clark
Use plain vinegar to de-scale the shower heads. They come up really shiny.
J. Roberts

Don’t go to the gym, clean!
D. Sore
Go Miele all the way, the 'clip and seal' vacuum bag makes life easy.
J. De Silva
Always remember to clean the skirting boards and around the ceiling, as these give away whether you are a clean person, or just someone out for a quick fix.
A. Cameron

Be friendly, cheerful and talk to clients. Other than that, just hard work.
J. Moore
Fine wood needs gentle cleaning so as not to destroy the finish.
C. Bridgman