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Frequency of Sweeping
Do you hate to get sick? Wish there was a way to keep your family healthier? Even if it isn’t the highlight of your day, keeping your house clean can pay big rewards in terms of your health. Infectious viruses and bacteria can be tracked around the house if a family member is ill, and that can spread the infection and lead to new outbreaks. There’s also the danger of dander and other allergens, which can threaten your respiratory health and leave you feeling miserable if they’re left to linger in your home.
Unlike with other cleaning tasks, there’s no set schedule for sweeping that’s why we gave this, the guide if how often to sweep. You might use a broom every day for sweeping up crumbs after dinner, and an electrostatic sweeper for picking up dog hair in the living room. You’ll also reach for a broom when you need a low-tech, quick fix for a small mess, such as spilled nails in the garage or flour in the kitchen. For your more thorough house cleaning, a vacuum cleaner is more effective and efficient. Outdoors, too, use a broom as needed: when a few leaves start to scatter across the patio, or when the walkway seems particularly dirty.
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