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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Donna's Housekeeping Plus Windows & Hauling Services

 IT's Back to School Time! Time to get the house in order again....
 WHAT DO I GET FOR MY SERVICE YOU ASK?

A typical  visit includes these services:

All Rooms
Dust picture frames, knickknacks, ceiling fans, lamps, furniture, woodwork, shelves and baseboards. Remove cobwebs. Vacuum carpets. Wash all floors and dry wood floors. Vacuum furniture, including under any cushions. Empty and clean ashtrays and wastebaskets.
Kitchen
Clean appliances, counters, cabinets, table and chairs. Clean, scrub and sanitize sinks. Clean and sanitize counter-tops and back splashes. Clean the range top and refrigerator top and exterior. Clean microwave oven inside and out. Wash floor.
Bathrooms
Clean, scrub and sanitize showers, bathtubs and sinks. Clean and sanitize vanities, back splashes and toilets. Clean mirrors. Polish chrome. Wash floors and tile walls. Deodorize.
Plus each time I clean your home, I take care of a few extra tasks in each room to make sure that your home is well-maintained. With regular service, you never need another spring cleaning again.
Special cleaning services are also available.
Leave other time-consuming cleaning chores to me and spend time on other things.
Privacy and
confidentiality disclosure
All jobs are considered a top priority and confidential and will be handled with strict confidence and to your expectations.
Trust is a must and your home is your castle and some are private castles that deserve to be respected and handled as  such. I strive to maintain that trust and earn that respect.

No job too big or considered to messy.

Step into a home cleaned to your complete satisfaction. Cross a major chore off your to-do list and let me take care of house cleaning. Then savor the pleasure of knowing your whole home has been cleaned by a professional you can trust. A professional that cleans just the way you want each and every time.     

Donna’s Housekeeping plus Windows & Hauling Services is: a Dependable Cleaning Service that takes pride in serving the residents of the communities where I live.
I give you The Donna’s Housekeeping Plus Windows & Hauling Services Guarantee Worry-free service you can count on time and time again. Everything done completely the way you want it to be done. I’ll guarantee it. If you are not completely satisfied, I will gladly return and re-clean whatever is in question at no additional charge. And, if you see something that's not up to your standards, just let me know within one business day after the cleaning. I promise to correct it by returning at the earliest possible moment, without a bit of hassle.

More than just spring cleaning
“No Job too big”


HAULING Services Avaliable! FREE ESTIMATES!
Fees and services. Our affordable pricing is based on the volume of junk you want taken away, so we need to actually see your junk to give you an accurate estimate. It is very difficult to accurately give you an estimate over the phone because of the way we charge, by volume. We'll schedule a junk hauling appointment that is very convenient for you we can begin work the same day of your quote appointment once agreed Upon. We provide an up-front, all-inclusive quote, and same-day removal, recycling and disposal of all of your unwanted items
We remove your junk from wherever it’s located
• You only pay for what we take away some items we do not charge for if we choose to keep the item.
• Whenever possible, we recycle what we take away. We cannot accept or haul away any hazardous materials, including:

Cost of Junk Removal and Hauling Services

We charge by the amount of space your items take up in the truck and not by the amount of time it takes us to remove your clutter and unwanted items. We look at the items you want removed, give you a free estimate for the amount of space your clutter and unwanted items will take up in the junk removal trailer. If the junk takes up more space than our we estimated, you do not pay more than the price you agreed upon. If it takes up less space, you are charged a lower fee. We value your patronage and want to be your choice for junk removal in the future.

Unlike some other junk hauling companies, there are no hidden or surprise surcharges when you hire Donnas Housekeeping Plus Windows & Hauling Services. Our fee includes all labor, vehicle expenses, dumping and recycling fees.

ITEMS NOT TAKEN:
Hazardous materials.
Acids
Antifreeze
Asbestos
Automotive products
Batteries
Brake/transmission fluid
Fire extinguishers
Floor & furniture cleaners
Fluorescent bulbs/tubes Gasoline & flammables
Household cleaners
Mercury thermometers
Paint, oil/latex
Pesticides & herbicides
Poisons
Pool chemicals
Solvents
Used motor oil/filter While we are happy to take away all of your clutter and unwanted items, we are unable to dispose of items classified under federal and state laws as
Asbestos
Chemicals
Oil, oil drums or tanks (unless empty and top and bottom are cut out)
Paint
Solvents
Items we DO haul away: Appliances: Stoves, refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, lawnmowers
Building materials: Drywall, sheetrock, wallboard, canvas
Concrete/Cement: broken pathways, sidewalks, patios, flooring
Construction materials: Debris, tiling, remodel leftovers
Electronics: Computers, monitors, printers, copy machines, shredders
Furniture: Sofas, sofa beds, chairs, tables, dressers, bookcases, mattresses
Garage, shed & attic junk: Boxes, knick-knacks, books, tools, tires
Garden refuse: Branches, clippings, stumps, soil, sod, landscaping debris
Plain old garbage: Rubbish, paper, cardboard
Renovation refuse: Walls, windows, floorboards, drywall, plasterboard & frames, etc.
Roofing materials: Shingles, tiles, corrugated iron
Storage: File cabinets, boxes, armoires, book cases, tool units
Wood: Fencing, firewood, lumber, old timber
And just about anything else you no longer need or want.

We do not take Hazardous materials because
Donna’s Housekeeping Plus Windows & Hauling Services is not licensed to haul or dispose of hazardous materials. Your local county recycling or waste management center can advise how to properly dispose of hazardous materials.

For a FREE Estimate Contact our  Office at : 209-852-9256 or  Cell  209-769-2306

Mail Inquires and billing statement to :  Donna's Housekeeping Plus Windows & Hauling Services
                                                           P.O. Box 388 Waterford, CA 95386

HOUSE CLEANING TIPS

Great ways to get a whole home clean you'll love to live in.

Magic Eraser
  • Keep your home's interior trim, baseboards, floors and doors looking new with Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Original . It clears away the buildup of everyday dust, grime and scuffs to renew the surface.
  • Use Magic Eraser to clean up plastic storage containers and drawer organizers. Its powerful micro-scrubbers reach deep into the surface grooves to lift away set in dirt.
  • In the playroom, try Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on plastic balls, dolls and figurines, play sets, booster seats and other plastic toys.*
  • Get rid of especially tough dirt and stains in pet cages, from metal crates to plastic carriers, with Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Extra Power . It's safe since it works with only water and has no harsh chemicals.
  • Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Original is safe to use on leather items such as shoes, purses and luggage. Use it to remove scuffs, pen marks and dirt build up.
  • Remove stains from plastic waste cans.
  • Take your favorite Magic Eraser to your office to clean stains off the desk and clear residue from dry-erase boards.
  • For tile and metallic surfaces all around your bathroom, the soap scum fighting power of the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Bath Scrubber can provide the extra edge to get a deep clean that helps restore the look of your surfaces.
    * Rinse toy surfaces with clean, potable water after cleaning.
Multi-Surfaces Spray
  • Toss out your additional bottle of glass cleaner. Mr. Clean Multi-Surfaces Spray can clean all of your glass windows, tabletops and mirrors to a streak-free shine.
Multi-Surfaces Liquid
    *Mr. Clean with Febreze® Freshness Antibacterial kills Salmonella enterica, Escherichia coli and Proteus mirabilis in 10 minutes. Effective against Gram-negative bacteria only

  1. Know your faucet's finish. It's a good idea to check the manufacturer's instructions for your faucet's finish. While the most common type of faucet is chrome, there are other types that may need special care instructions.
  2. Try basic cleaning.Try the most basic way to clean your faucet first. Plain water, or mild dish soap and water can take care of the cleaning needs for most faucet types. Drying the faucet with a dry cleaning cloth after cleaning will allow you buff the shine of the faucet. This will also help prevent spotting on the faucet finish.
  3. Try more intense cleaning.If water or dish soap weren't enough to remove the gunk from your faucet, the next step is white vinegar. A mix of half vinegar and half water applied with a cleaning cloth, can remove water spots and fingerprints. If you aren't sure of your faucet's finish or want to be extra careful, it's a good idea to test the vinegar/water in a hidden area to make sure the finish isn't damaged.
  4. Clean around the edges. An old toothbrush can be a great tool to clean around the edges where the sink and the faucet meet. Use dish soap or plain water to clean the edges. Wipe the faucet dry with a cleaning cloth.
  5. Clean the drain portion. The drain part of a faucet is often the part that needs the most cleaning. Try using a non abrasive cleaner like Softscrub or Barkeeper's Friend to clean this portion of the faucet. It's a good idea to test any cleaner on a hidden portion of the faucet to check for damage to the finish.

Tips:

  1. Many companies offer a lifetime warranty on newer faucets that have been installed. These warranties may be voided by using caustic drain cleaners or other corrosive cleansers on the faucets. It's a good idea to know if you have a warranty, what is recommended to clean the faucet by the manufacturer.
  2. Some faucets have a special kind of finish that is called a living finish. This faucet is meant to age and develop a patina. If you clean the faucet with anything more than water, you'll take off part or all of the patina. This is a matter of personal preference.
  3. Scrub sponges, or abrasive brushes are not a good idea for most finishes. When in doubt, test in a hidden area, first.
  4. A mild glass and surface cleaner may be another option to clean your faucet.
  5. To make your chrome faucets gleam and shine, try putting a dab of baby oil on a cotton ball. Polish the faucet with the baby oil. You'll see your reflection smiling back at you.

What You Need:

  • Cleaning cloths (1 wet, 1 dry)
  • Water
  • Dish soap
  • Vinegar
  • Non-abrasive cleaner
  • Old toothbrush
  1. Remove everything from inside the bathtub. Remove all toiletries, toy, bottles, and loofas from inside the bathtub. We don't want to get any cleaners on them. Wipe down all the items that you remove. Slimy soap scum can buildup on these items too. Set them aside to be placed back in the bathtub later.
  2. Begin with the tub surround. The walls above and around the tub are the first things to clean. If your grout is mildewed and dirty, you'll need to begin by using a tile cleaner and grout brush. Work from top to bottom, following the instructions on your tile cleaner. Fully rinse away any tile cleaner residue. Spray down the walls with an all-purpose cleaner, or cleaner that's formulated for your tub surround. Wipe down the walls thoroughly, paying special attention to any sticky or obviously dirty areas.
  3. Apply an all-purpose or tub cleaner to the interior of your bathtub.Letting the cleaner sit for 3-5 minutes will allow it power through much of the grime, making your job easier. After 3-5 minutes begin working from top to bottom wiping down the tub.
  4. Tackle soap scumUsing an old toothbrush or other small cleaning brush, begin scrubbing the corners where the tub meets the wall. Watch out for other places where soap scum has been collecting.
  5. Tackle ring around the tub. A stained ring may form around the interior of the bathtub. This will need special attention with a scrub brush and cleanser. Rinse thoroughly.
  6. Wipe down again. Dry out the bathtub by wiping it down with a clean towel or cleaning cloth.

Tips:

  1. If your bathtub is acrylic, be careful not to damage with scrubbers with any metal parts. Even enamel bathtubs can be damaged by using the wrong type of brush.
  2. Baking soda and vinegar mixed together can be a great cleaner for the bathtub. Be sure to rinse thoroughly.
  3. Wear gloves to protect your hands and skin. Be sure to venilate the bathroom anytime you are using cleaning products.
  4. Never mix household cleaners. Make sure all residue of a cleaner is gone before treating the surface with another cleaner.

What You Need:

  • Tile Cleaner
  • Grout Brush
  • All-Purpose Spray or Bathroom Cleaner
  • Cleaning Cloths or Sponges
  • Old Toothbrush or Small Cleaning Brush
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