After-Party Cleaning Chores

Do you hate the after-party cleaning chores? I personally don't even want to think about them. This is the most unpleasant job for me, because I usually have hangover after wild nights and cleaning is the last thing I want to deal with. No matter if I like it or not, though, I do it because there is no other option.

Here are the most important after-party cleaning chores according to most professional events cleaners London: 

• Collect the rubbish in bags. Put everything useless, such as food remains, plastic cups and plates, ash-trays' content, etc., in the garbage and take the bags out of the house. 
• Wash any glasses and plates that you have used. Don't put them in the sink for the next day, but wash them, so that your house doesn't get invaded by flies, ants and cockroaches. 
• Vacuum the floors and don't skip the areas under the couch, table and arm-chairs. There usually is a lot of dirt. Hoover under the cushions of the upholsteries, too. 
• Use a solution of white vinegar, water, clary sage essential oil, lavender essential oil, and liquid castile soap to freshen up your carpets, couch and arm-chairs.
• If you find any stains on them, afterwards, try to determine what caused them and treat them with a proper detergent. Clean all rooms to which your guests had access. 
• Clean the toilet with a solution of white vinegar, water and baking soda, and use hot white vinegar to disinfect it. 
• Clean your kitchen too. Wipe the floors, counter-tops and stove top, and clean the dirty appliances. Events cleaner London recommends that you ventilate and deodorise your whole place. You can use natural products, such as baking soda and lemons for the purpose.