The Complete Idiot's Guide to Cleaning

by Mary Findley, Linda Formichelli

Make those rooms sparkle …

Most people hate it, but everyone has to clean. So why not do it right? This guide takes readers through the house, room by room, demonstrating how to clean each one thoroughly and efficiently—even the bathroom and the garage. Plus, it provides an A-to-Z treasure trove of hints to make cleaning even easier.

Genres: Nonfiction

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 3, 2006

Reviews

[Penny Evenson]

Some good ideas in this book!

[Jessica Conant]

This book would have gotten 5 stars from me however the author focused on green cleaning only and that makes this book fall a bit short for me (and I'm sure many other readers too) because I like to use a variety of cleaners, and while I did get a few great "green cleaning" tips that I am using in my everyday cleaning around the house (who would have thought you could do so much with vinegar!?!?) I would have liked some tips and ideas that employed the use of every day cleaners like bleach, pine sol, ammonia etc.
I did find the book very useful overall. I often refer to it for certain specific cleaning situations. I also really liked how it gave u tips on time management and a cleaning schedule so your house is consistently clean day to day and your cleaning jobs are broken up day to day so you don't have as much to do during your "big cleaning day" each week. I have employed the tips from this book in my everyday life and find my life less stressful and my house a lot cleaner.

[Vesper Stamper]

FANTASTIC. For a complete cleaning idiot like me, it's perfect. And it's all natural--cheap, no need to buy any cleaning supplies at all. Awesome.

[Andreina]

Really useful tips.

[Stephanie Kurisunkal]

This had really good tips on cleaning.

[Stacy]

Wow, I had no idea anyone was this neurotic about cleaning!!!!!