Creating a Healthier Home & Comfort

Maintaining the health not only from within but also from outside the body. Home as a place to live day-to-day also need to be considered 'health'.

Get up early or leave the office we spend more time at home. But because of busy, we often forget to keep the house clean. And if not treated, the house can be one nest occurrence of disease.

The combination of food scraps and dirty water in the kitchen has the potential to become a breeding ground for bacteria. Always clean the remaining food and water, and kitchen surfaces with products that contain anti-bacterial. To maximize use, do not forget to read the instructions contained in the cleaning label.
To clear the cutlery, exchange the old with the sponge microfiber sponge that is more secure. In addition, for garbage disposal use pedal bins, thereby reducing the chance touch of the hand with the trash. Finally, do not forget to clean the dishwasher drain pipes regularly to prevent bacteria from growing and dirty water to flow smoothly.

Make sure to use disinfectants or cleaners at all the places that touched (sink, toilet, light switch). Use a different sponge to clean the toilet area and shower room. Clean the bathroom corner and angles around the drain.

Bath or shower do not let go unnoticed because two things are the most touched when bathing. In addition to cleaning the bathroom, bathroom equipment such as mats and towels must be washed and dried regularly every day. A damp cloth and dirty to be a fertile place for the emergence of bacteria.

Air quality bedroom is very important for overall health. Make sure that every day there is direct sunlight into the room. The rooms are damp and lack of sunlight is usually lush overgrown with bacteria and fungi. If you use a room air conditioner, make sure your air conditioner filters regularly cleaned no later than three months. Changing sheets and pillowcases are also required to be done at least once a week.

As in the bedroom, the air quality was also important in the family room. Make sure your furniture vacuumed at least once a week. To you who have furry pets such as cats or dogs, you should conduct more frequent vacuuming again. Besides feathers attached, sometimes your pet's feet can also be infiltrated germs or harmful bacteria after outdoor activities. To treat the floor, there's no harm in using a floor cleaner that contains anti-bacteria and viruses.