Most of our business comes from referrals. This is because of the excellent service we provide. Below, you can read actual comments submitted by our customers.

Thank you so much for making my home glow before our big party. It has never looked so good. I couldn't believe how quickly you had everything clean!
-Elizabeth M.

Thanks for your prompt and thorough service. I was amazed at how little your service cost. I appreciate your honesty and integrity!
-Mel G.

All of my friends insisted that I use your service when I needed a cleaning service. Boy, am I glad I listened. You were prompt and I felt I was getting an honest deal. Thanks for the great service!
-Ted R.

Thank you so much! We haven't enjoyed our living room like this in years. It seems so much more comfortable now! My family is quite happy. Thanks!
-Tina B

It's very comforting to know that there is a dependable service in my town. I know if I am ever in a jam, that I can expect great service from you. Thanks!
-Paul H

Cleanup DFW came into my home and did a wonderful job. I have 2 small kids and 2 dogs. When I arrived home, it smelled wonderful and my floors have never looked so good.
-Charles D

I was having family in unexpectedly. My house was a train wreck; I had been working 10 hour days. Cleanup DFW came to my rescue; they did a fantastic job with only 24 hours notice. I could have never got it that clean in time without them. Thanks!
-Bronson C

How to Keep Your Bathroom Looking Showroom Perfect
 by: Al Hansen

Those beautiful bathrooms you see in fancy kitchen and bath showroom stores that feature elegant crystal clear glass shower doors, polished fixtures, imported tile and marble always look spotlessly clean. How do they do it?

In your bath at home it's probably a different story. Having unsightly water spots everywhere, like your glass shower doors, walls, fixtures, and mirrors, can leave your bath looking embarrassingly unpresentable all the time.

Well, believe it or not, there is an easy way to keep your bath looking "showroom-perfect” all the time. Best of all, it does not take the employment of a full-time cleaning staff or a huge amount of special effort. The trick is to squeegee the glass shower doors, tile, marble, and mirrors immediately after bathing, while the surfaces and you are still wet. The procedure takes just seconds and helps you avoid a huge cleanup job later. And, secret be known, it’s kind of fun ....no kidding!

The only thing you have to remember to do after squeegeeing is to leave the squeegee in the bath so it is handy to reach the next time you need it. I know what you are thinking....isn't leaving an ugly industrial-looking squeegee in the bath kind of like trading one problem for another? No wants to leave an unattractive squeegee in the bath....right? No worry, there is one squeegee which has been specifically designed for the bath and it’s a beauty. It is known simply as the Clerét Bath Squeegee. It is very unique in appearance – not the typical t-shape, janitorial-looking squeegees found everywhere – and it almost looks like a statue when stored in the bath because you can stand it on end. Very cool!

Let’s talk function: one swipe of the Clerét Bath Squeegee shows why it was awarded the Gold Medal for Design Excellence and selected as Consumer Product Of The Year by the Industrial Designers Society of America. What’s really neat about this product is that unlike regular window type squeegees, it has two super-soft wiping blades that work on both flat and textured/contoured surfaces, providing incredible streak-free cleaning. In addition, its clever, compact form allows one to reach difficult corners. And last but not least, it has been ergonomically designed to reduce the strain on the hand and wrist.

How To Clean Windows And Not Leave Streaks
 by: Lee Harris
When cleaning windows it's not always what you see is what you get! Some window cleaning chemicals won't leave streaks right away but after a good drying period a dull film will start to appear. This usually occurs if the window cleaning solution has added chemicals that won't evaporate and are left as a residue on the glass. When purchasing a good window cleaning chemical or solution it is usually best to purchase products that are ammonia based. Ammonia based products will evaporate quickly and not leave any residue. Concentrated glass cleaners are great for use in climates where the temperature changes, especially if you are using them outdoors. A concentrated glass cleaner can be diluted with the correct amount of water for the amount of moisture in the air and the ambient temperature. Mix in more water for hot and dry climates and less water for cooler moist climates. By using this method you can really cut down on those window streaks.

Another good tool to use when cleaning windows is a window squeegee. Window squeegees don't leave lint and can quickly remove any cleaning solution from your glass. Window squeegees come in many sizes and styles. For residential window cleaning a disposable window squeegee is the way to go. Disposable window squeegees do a great job and are very economical. When the rubber squeegee blade starts to break down and disintegrate just throw it away, and purchase a new one. Professional window cleaners and janitorial personal are likely to use a professional window squeegee with a replaceable squeegee blade. On these types of squeegees when the rubber blade starts to disintegrate you can just replace the rubber, retaining the original handle and channel. Professional window squeegee handles are made from many different materials such as stainless steel, plastic and brass. Brass will usually hold up better than other materials and won't rust. Window squeegees come in many sizes ranging from 12 inches to four feet. Some companies have tried to produce window squeegees over four feet but they are too hard to control and are too heavy for one person to use. Most professional window squeegees come in three sections, the squeegee handle, the squeegee channel, and the squeegee blade.

Window washers are great for cleaning stains on windows such as bugs, bird droppings, and tar. Window washers are basically a semi abrasive towel attached to a handle and shaped like a window squeegee. The pad or towel on a window washer is usually made from cotton enclosed in a nylon net. The nylon netting is made to quickly remove the toughest of stains.

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