You wake up bright and early, make breakfast, get the kids ready for school, make sure everything’s for your partner to run off to work before you drop the kids to school (or wave goodbye to them from the kitchen window as they board the school bus). Then, you take a breather and prepare to […]
Washing Machine Maintenance Tips for Efficient Use
Over time, your washing machine’s interiors (and exteriors, of course) will start to get dirty and obtain stains. It’s inevitable. However, as you may not realize that your washing machine has gone rusty; your laundry will stop coming out clean! A washing machine may have mold or mildew, slimy residues and dirt inside it which […]
Cleaning Tips: Cleaning Alone for a Stay-at-Home Parent
You wake up bright and early, make breakfast, get the kids ready for school, make sure everything’s in order for your partner to run off to work before you drop the kids to school (or wave goodbye to them from the kitchen window as they board the school bus). Then, you take a breather and […]
Melinda Harris’ Attentiveness To Customer Needs
Melinda Harris, owner and founder of Rite Touch Maids; steps out into the field along side her team members. They get involved with every level of the cleaning service process which allows her and her office staff to deliver excellent quality services. To get to know and understand each and every customer’s needs by fully customizing […]
Cleaning Bath Toys
To all parents out there, are your child/children’s bath toys getting grimy or dirty? Clean them with a simple mixture of water and a 1/2 cup of white vinegar and let the toys soak for an hour. Squeeze the water out of the toys that need it and you’re ready to go! #cleaningtips
Why I choose my work / business
I must admit house cleaning isn’t the most glamorous job and it’s really hard work. Unfortunately, there’s a stigma about being employed as a house cleaner. That it’s just a job for people with no other qualifications to a dead end job. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Most of Rite Touch Maids Team […]
Save Your Time with Clutter Organizing
Spend 10 minutes to 30 minutes a day/weekend “power organizing.” Every day choose one task: Piled up bills, magazines, junk mails, a paper-strewn desktop, a messy drawer, a messy closet & the list goes on & on. Now set your timer for 10 or 30 minutes and sort, toss and organize until the buzzer sounds. The […]
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