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Nguyen Cleaning Services

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 401 777 295



Address: Naughton ave 2287 Newcastle, NSW, Australia

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23.01.2022 Our sweet deep clean and one off customers



23.01.2022 NGUYEN cleaning services need 2 cleaners for the next months, must have: - Car and drive licence. - Have an eye details. - work hard and communicate fluently. - Police check. ... Please send your resume to our email: [email protected]. See more

22.01.2022 One of my dear customers who used one off cleaning service this month!!!

20.01.2022 NGUYEN cleaning services discounts 10% for all customers who book the regular cleaning service until 30th February 2021.



19.01.2022 7 Herbs That Clean House If you’re a cookor just a person who likes to eatyou already know how herbs can make any dish taste better. But you may not know that herbs can also work outside the kitchen and all around the house as cleaners. Mint... Natural Pesticide Besides having a fresh, clean aroma, peppermint oil is a natural pesticide. Mix 1/2 teaspoon of it with lemon juice and water, and you've got yourself a great-smelling natural glass cleaner that will discourage flies, ants, and other bugs from entering your house through your windows. Lavender Lavender works as a disinfectant as well as a deodorizer. Mix 10 to 12 drops of lavender oil with baking soda to make a rug powder that will leave your carpets smelling freshand you feeling calm and relaxed. Eucalyptus Eucalyptus oil has antiviral and antibacterial properties. Team it up with tea tree oil in a bottle of water to make a cleaning spray for your bathroomfive or six drops of each will do the trick. Then use it to wipe down your shower, sink, and counters for fresh, clean surfaces every day. Clove Outside of spiced cider, clove works as an antifungal and antiseptic, making it a green choice for combating mold. Mix 1/2 teaspoon of 100 percent clove oil in a liter of water, and put it in a spray bottle. Spray the solution on tile grout and let it sit for a few hours, then wipe away, scrubbing any stubborn spots with a brush. Spritz a little more on the area and let it dry to discourage mold from coming back. Oregano Oregano oil is an antimicrobial that can even kill norovirus before it gets into your body. While it is not as effective as bleach, it is nontoxic and has no noxious fumes. Try using it in place of bleach the next time you mix up some homemade laundry detergent. Bay Leaves Bay leaf adds a wonderful flavor to stews, but it can also repel six-legged critters. To keep moths and other bugs out of your pantry, put dried bay leaves on your shelves. Or, if you have a bay laurel on your property, cut a sprig and hang it inside the door Rosemary Pick a little extra rosemary from your herb garden to make a natural all-purpose cleaning spray. Put orange peels and sprigs of rosemary in a jar filled with white vinegar, let it sit for two to four weeks, and then strain it. Mix that solution with an equal part of water, and keep it in a spray bottle. Rosemary's disinfecting properties will help keep your surfaces not only clean but smelling amazing. Source: bobvila.com

18.01.2022 Two sweet bond clean customers!!!

16.01.2022 For protecting our customers and our community, please scan our QR code and follow the instructions on your phone when our cleaner comes to do the service! All our cleaners will come to do the service with facemask in wearing to ensure you are safe! Thank you very much for your cooperation, our sweet customers!



15.01.2022 A sweet customer!

09.01.2022 Very happy when customers said: happy, happy and happy !!!

06.01.2022 How to Remove Toilet Bowl Stains Many homeowners are baffled by the stains they see in their toilets. They clean their bathrooms regularly and yet the toilet bowl has nasty brownish or yellow rings around it and on the bottom of the bowl, or stains running from below the rim to the water level. These stains are caused by a buildup of minerals from hard water [source: family handyman]. Many homes have hard water, which can cause damage to your toilet or sink and leave stubborn... stains that are very difficult to remove. Toilets are made of porcelain, which is prone to picking up these stains and holding onto them. With the right know-how you can easily remove those stains. We will now give you a number of ways to get rid of those stains in your toilet bowl. Vinegar - If you're sick and tired of cleaning your bowl with harsh abrasives and strong smelling cleansers, try the vinegar solution. One method is to place three cups of vinegar into the toilet bowl and scrub the stains with a toilet brush. The other method is to put the vinegar into a spray bottle, drain the toilet bowl and spray the vinegar directly onto the stains Bleach - Bleach is a very strong cleaning agent. Place a half a cup of dry bleach powder into the toilet bowl and let it sit there for a couple of hours. When you see the stains have disappeared flush away the bleach. Borax Powder - Borax powder is a very powerful cleaning agent that's not found in a supermarket, but in a hardware store. Shut the water supply to the toilet tank and empty the bowl by flushing it once. Sprinkle the powder directly on the stains and rub them with a toilet brush. After scrubbing, let the powder sit for thirty minutes. Then reconnect the water supply to the tank and flush the toilet. Trisodium Phosphate - Add 1 tablespoon of trisodium phosphate to 1 gallon (3.8 liters) of warm water and mix well. Soak a cloth on the solution and use it to rub the stain clean [source: DoItYourself.com].

03.01.2022 a bond clean customer!

02.01.2022 These Are the Dirtiest Things in Your Home (Which You Should Clean Immediately) By Colleen Stinchcombe When you think of the most germ-laden environments you could encounter, you might imagine somewhere like an airport bathroom. That’s fair, since thoseand any other spots that a lot of people touch regularly, like subway poles and office doorknobscan indeed be quite germy. But things in your home can also be germy hot spots you might want to consider cleaning more regularly...Continue reading



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