Tips for Keeping Your NDIS Home Clean and Tidy

Living with a disability can make keeping your home clean and tidy challenging. However, there are several things you can do to make the task easier. Here are a few tips:

• Set a regular cleaning schedule. This will help you to stay on top of the cleaning and prevent it from becoming overwhelming.
• Delegate tasks to others. If you have family members or friends who can help, ask them to pitch in with the cleaning.
• Use accessible cleaning tools. Several cleaning tools are designed for people with disabilities. These tools can make the cleaning process easier and more efficient.
• Be realistic about your expectations. Try to do only a little at a time. Start with small tasks and gradually work up to more challenging ones.

Here are some specific tips for cleaning different areas of your home:

• Kitchen: Wipe down counters and appliances after each use. Sweep or vacuum the floor daily. Mop the floor once a week.
• Bathroom: Clean the toilet, sink, and shower daily. Wipe down the mirror and vanity. Sweep or vacuum the floor daily. Mop the floor once a week.
• Living room: Dust furniture and shelves weekly. Vacuum or sweep the floor weekly.
• Bedroom: Make the bed daily. Dust furniture and shelves weekly. Vacuum or sweep the floor weekly.
• Windows: Clean windows once a month.
• Carpets: Have carpets cleaned professionally every 1-2 years.

If you need help with cleaning, some professional cleaning services can help you. These services are often NDIS-approved, so you can use your NDIS funding to pay for them.

Here are a few things to look for when choosing a professional cleaning service:

• Make sure the service is NDIS-approved.
• Get quotes from several different services.
• Ask about the service's accessibility policies.
• Schedule a free consultation to see if the service is a good fit for you.

With some planning and effort, you can keep your NDIS home clean and tidy. Following these tips can make the cleaning process easier and more enjoyable.

Here are some additional tips that may be helpful for people with disabilities:

• Use a dust brush with a long handle to reach high surfaces.
• Use a stool or stepladder to reach even higher surfaces.
• Use a wet/dry vacuum with a hose attachment to clean hard-to-reach areas.
• Use a mop with a long handle to clean floors.
• Use a steam cleaner to clean carpets and upholstery.

By using these tips, you can make the cleaning process easier and more efficient. And with a clean and tidy home, you can relax and enjoy your space.

Dust Brush is an NDIS-approved cleaning service that specializes in providing accessible cleaning services for people with disabilities. Dust Brush uses various specialized cleaning tools and techniques to make cleaning more accessible and more efficient for people with disabilities. Dust Brush is also committed to providing high-quality cleaning services that meet the needs of its clients.

Dust Brush is an excellent option if you are looking for an NDIS cleaning Adelaide that can help you keep your NDIS home clean and tidy. Dust Brush can provide a free consultation to discuss your needs and schedule a cleaning appointment.

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