house cleaning as healthcare

House cleaning as healthcare

For more than 36 years, I’ve have been in the cleaning industry, and wholeheartedly believe that housecleaning is a vital extension of healthcare.

Why house cleaning is good for your health

A clean, well-organized space is visually pleasing and the first line of defense against germs and stress.

Your home is your personal oasis, enhancing your overall well-being.

This sets the stage for a healthier lifestyle, where clarity of thought, creativity, and the joy of being in your own home flourish.

Beyond the Scrubbing and Sweeping

House cleaning can be considered a form of health care in several ways:

  1. Prevention of Illness: Regular cleaning helps remove dust, allergens, and pathogens from surfaces, reducing the risk of respiratory issues, allergies, and infections. Disinfecting commonly-touched surfaces like doorknobs, light switches, and countertops can prevent the spread of germs and viruses, contributing to overall health.
  2. Mental Health Benefits: A clean and organized living environment can positively impact mental health by reducing stress and promoting a sense of well-being. Clutter-free spaces can create a calming atmosphere, which is essential for mental health and stress reduction.
  3. Allergen Control: Removing dust, pet dander, and other allergens through regular cleaning can help individuals with allergies or asthma manage their symptoms and breathe more easily. Think about your home and if there is clutter in any of the rooms. Clutter can trap and hold dust and allergens. By minimizing clutter around the home, it becomes easier to clean thoroughly and reduce the places where allergens can accumulate.
  4. Reducing Exposure to Harmful Substances: Keeping our homes clean is important for our health, but did you know we don’t always need strong chemicals to do a good job? Regular cleaning helps us avoid using harsh cleaners that can be bad for us and the environment. When we clean our homes often, we can use simpler, safer products. For example, things like vinegar, baking soda, and lemon juice are great for many cleaning tasks and are much safer than many store-bought cleaners. These natural options can clean surfaces, remove stains, and even fight bad smells without the need for harsh chemicals.
  5. Infection Control: Effective cleaning practices can help control the spread of infectious diseases within a household. This is particularly important in preventing the transmission of illnesses among family members.
  6. Creating a Healthy Living Environment: A clean and well-maintained home contributes to a healthy living environment. This includes proper ventilation, which is crucial for indoor air quality and respiratory health.

In summary, house cleaning plays a vital role in maintaining a healthy living environment by preventing the spread of illness, controlling allergens, promoting mental well-being, and reducing the risk of accidents. While it may not replace medical care, it is an essential aspect of overall health and well-being.

It’s paramount to recognize that behind every clean home stands one or a team of dedicated individuals who clean with skill, confidence, and pride.

The Jem Cleaning Team is here to help with keeping your home or business clean. Reach out to us today and let us handle the heavy cleaning!

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