WHY USE RESIDENTIAL HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE WITH MRS. CLEAN ? BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN TAKING CARE OF MESSES SINCE 2003, SO OUR MCKINNEY, TX CLIENTS AND ITS SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES IN COLLIN COUNTY DIDN’T HAVE TO STRESS! FOR OVER 20 YEARS
Why Hire a Cleaning Service?
Valuing your free time means employment opportunities for the local community, and we at, Mrs. Clean House Cleaning Service at Mckinney, love to liberate your time and maximize your quiet time after a long day of work, giving you more time to spend on hobbies and interests, or attend your precious child ball games. Having a trusted house cleaner committed to your home means you will never come home to a cluttered house. Our services will help you improve the health and well being of those in your home. If you’d like your home to consistently smell fresh and clean-smelling, learn more about our regular/deep cleaning services or our move in/out cleaning services, reach out to us for a fast and free quote.
Who Needs House Cleaning Services? and Is House Cleaning Service Essential?
THE SENIORS
Senior parents or grandparents need some help getting things tidy and you have earned it. Up until this moment, you have done your fair share of house cleaning; cleaned too many toilets, made too many beds, and cleaned too many floors for others. It is time for others to take care of you, let Mrs. Clean Maid Cleaning Service at Mckinney help you to maintain essential indoor tasks and chores and you spend your golden years with grand children, hobbies, traveling or just rest in a clean, comfortable house.
THE BUSY FAMILY
Families who work full time typically need some help keeping things tidy around the home and there’s noting wrong with that. The worst feeling is finishing a stressful work day only to come knowing you still have to clean your house. We want to make sure this will never happen to you, so your home can be a place of refuge and joy! If you are too busy call us at Mrs. Clean Maid Cleaning Service and House Cleaning Service at Mckinney.
THE PET OWNERS
Keeping your home fresh and clean for you and your four legged furry friends is our joy! We want to make sure you and your pets have a clean and fresh environment to live and play. Keeping your home completely clean with a pet can be difficult. Pets that shed make their parents have to constantly be cleaning up after them. Even if your pet is non shedding, dirt, pollen and other debris can get onto their paws and their coat then be transferred onto your furniture or carpet.
THE PROPERTY OWNER
Property owner who either has multiple homes or owner who has a full time job, a family and managing a vacation Airbnb by yourself; say no more, you have already got a lot on your plate. Let Mrs. Clean Maid Cleaning and House Cleaning Service helps you save your precious time so you can focus on the actual management aspect of your property(s), while your tenants or guests can always expect the same quality of fresh, clean-smelling house for every move-in / move-out.
House Cleaning Solutions We Can Provide For Our Mckinney Clients
REGULAR / RECURRING CLEANING
We offer recurring cleaning services for customers who want to “schedule it and forget it.” We’ll take care of the dust and dirt, making sure you always open the door to a fresh house after a long day. You and your family deserve a spotless, happy home!
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DEEP CLEANING
Best for one-time or first-time cleaning of homes with very heavy dust and grime build-up. Deep house cleaning is great for those who need floor-to-ceiling dusting and detailed cleaning of kitchen, bathrooms, and hand-wiping of surfaces.
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MOVE-IN / MOVE-OUT CLEANING
Are you planning on buying or selling a home? If so, then our market-ready moving clean is perfect for you! Our market-ready cleaning will revive any dirty home and make it presentable to the world, causing your home to sell faster and for top dollar!
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REASON WHY YOU CAN TRUST MRS. CLEAN CLEANING SERVICES IN MCKINNEY, TX
Reliable, Bonded And Insured
All of our housekeeps/maids have gone through rigorous interviews, background checks, and have trained by our seasoned employee, some of our housekeepers/maids have been with us for over 15 years
Affordable, Flat Rates And No Surprises
You receive all the benefits of Mrs. Clean Mckinney’s experience and attention to details with flat rate and no additional fee or hidden charges. Just know the approximate square footage of your house and book the corresponding mandatory hours.
No Contract
You can end or cancel your service 48 hours before a scheduled cleaning without any penalty or fee. No contract no obligations; with us you are FREE of binding paperwork
You Can Get a Maid Service in the Following Collin County Communities besides Mckinney, TX
Mckinney, third largest city in Collin County, trailing behind Frisco and Plano, with an estimated population of 207,507. Unlike its neighboring cities where they experience a sizable economic growth, Mckinney remains more-or-less a residential community.
Some notable employers in Plano and in Frisco are Pepsi’s Frito Lay, Keurig Dr Pepper, JCPenney, and Capital One, etc. Whereas in Mckinney, we have Raytheon Intelligence & Space, and Globe Life insurance, etc.
Since employments tend to concentrate in Plano, Dallas, and in general outside of Mckinney, residents are expected to spend over an hour in the traffic, and another 8 hours at work, in such case, why not use a house cleaner you can trust and give yourself back 3 to 4 hours a week and spend it on activities you enjoy:
Activities such as exploring Mckinney Texas Historic Downtown which has a cute small-town vibes with shops, cafes, restaurants, and historical buildings. Alternatively, if you want to be closer to nature, we have Towne Lake.
FREQUENT ASK QUESTION
Have you ever caught a whiff of a foul odor one day from a mattress or from a carpet?
Our Mattresses and carpet go through a lot. We all sweat and shed dead skin cells in our sleep or as we traverse from one room to another, it is inevitable that build up will occurred over time, and depending on our diet, such as consumption of garlic or onion where it boosts our metabolism, body heat and sweat, and subsequently causing bacteria on your skin to mingle with sweat that secrete through your apocrine glands, leading to a buildup of unpleasant order and eventually landing on your mattress and on your carpet.
However, before calling your trusted house cleaner, visit your kitchen and pull out your baking soda, noted, baking soda can be considered an organic product, and it can neutralize acidic and alkaline substances.
- FOR GENERAL CLEANING
Mix baking soda with water to create a paste. This can be used to scrub surfaces like countertops and stovetops, removing grime without scratching. The abrasive texture of baking soda makes it excellent for tackling tough stains.
- CARPET / MATTRESS DEODORIZER
Sprinkle baking soda on your mattress(es) or on your carpets, let it sit for about an hour or for as long as it is convenient for you, then vacuum it up. This will help to absorb odors and freshen up the area.
- SINK CLEANER AND SMELL REMOVAL
For daily ritual, sprinkle baking soda into a wet sink, then scrub and rinse. If you choose to, add your cleaning soap into the mixture. If you want your sink to smell nice, slice a lemon in half and let the grinder do its job.
- BATHROOM SCRUB
In similar fashion, apply baking soda to toilet, wet tiles, tubs, and sinks, dd a bit of castile soap or your regular cleaner, scrub the area, and rinse off. This method effectively cleans without harsh chemicals
- ODOR NEUTRALIZER
Place an open box of baking soda in your refrigerator, freezer, or any other space that needs deodorizing. It naturally absorbs unwanted smells.
- LAUNDRY
Simply sprinkle baking soda onto a wet stain, leave it overnight and it is highly likely that the stain will likely be gone, and so will the odors. Afterward, just continue to wash your cloth with your detergent.
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- Declutter Your Floors & Counters
The most basic tip: have the surfaces you want to be cleaned clutter-free.
This will ensure two things. First, there will be no confusion regarding where items go; you’ll put away the important ones. Second, your house will be cleaned faster – which saves you money since Mrs Clean is priced based on the time your cleaner takes.
While a house cleaner may help tidy up toys, shoes, and stray items in general, their main job is to clean, not to organize personal items. If all surfaces are ready to clean, they’ll do a better job, and in less time.
- Deal with Your Dirty Dishes
What’s included in a house cleaning service differs from company to company. But a general rule, most house cleaners don’t wash dishes or deal with food messes. At the most, they load the dishwasher.
Washing and putting away your dirty dishes allows your house cleaner to access areas they do clean such as your sink and kitchen countertops. Again, since we are priced based on time, the more time we figure out where your dishes should be located, they less time we have to clean.
- Put Away Your Valuables & Fragile Items
THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT TIPS for how to prepare for a home cleaning service. House cleaners are careful from the moment they set foot in your house. However, accidents happen. If there’s any item of value that could easily get broken, please put it somewhere safe.
Mrs Clean go through rigorous background and criminal check processes for every cleaner, however, it’s always best to ensure item such as jewelry, coin, name brand watches, etc are secure before inviting anyone into your home.
- Secure Your Pets
Mrs Clean is absolutely a pet-friendly house cleaning service, but it’s still important for everyone’s safety to make sure your furry friend is secure.
- Leave Special Note to Your Cleaner
Always communicate with your house cleaner, especially if you have specific requests during the cleaning session.
If you want your cleaner to pay special attention to an area of your house or tell them there’s a problem with a faucet, etc. Communicate with our receptionist and we will inform our cleaners.
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Hard water contains high levels of dissolved minerals, mainly calcium and magnesium, which are naturally found in the Earth’s crust. Water becomes hard when it picks up these minerals as it flows through rocks, soil, wells, or other waterways.
Toilet stains can be caused by a variety of factors, including minerals from hard water, bacterial growth, or mold spores. Understanding these causes is key to effectively removing the stains and preventing them from recurring.
Causes of stain in your toilet
- Hard water stains are caused by minerals like calcium and magnesium in the water supply. These minerals deposit over time and form a “chalky white or gray residue” that can harden and become difficult to remove. They often appear just under the water line and around the upper rim of the bowl.
- “Rust-colored or reddish-brown stains” typically occur due to high iron content in the water. When iron particles are exposed to air, they form a compound known as iron oxide and leave a reddish-brown residue in the toilet bowl. These stains are particularly common in areas with well water or aged plumbing systems.
- “Black stains” in the toilet bowl are often the result of mold or mildew growth, which thrives in moist environments. Another common cause is manganese, a mineral that leaves a dark residue when water with high manganese content sits in the bowl for a period. These stains might look alarming, but with the right approach, they can be effectively removed.
- Limescale Deposits is similar to hard water stains, limescale is a hard, crusty deposit that forms from calcium carbonate in water. It typically accumulates in areas with persistent water contact and can become quite thick over time. Limescale is notably difficult to clean because it adheres strongly to the surface.
Solution to remove stain in your toilet
- Regular Use of Hydrogen Peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful oxidizing agent that can break down and bleach organic stains, making it excellent for combating mold and mildew. Simply pour a cup of hydrogen peroxide into the toilet bowl and let it sit for about 30 minutes. Afterward, scrub the bowl with a toilet brush and flush. This method not only cleans but also disinfects.
- White Vinegar and Baking Soda
For mineral deposits and bacteria-induced stains, a combination of vinegar and baking soda can be highly effective. Start by pouring a cup of vinegar into the toilet bowl and sprinkling baking soda over it. Let the mixture fizz for 10 to 15 minutes before scrubbing with a toilet brush. The natural acidic action of vinegar coupled with the abrasive nature of baking soda acts as a natural stain remover without harsh chemicals.
- Borax Paste
Borax has strong cleaning properties that can tackle tough toilet stains. Make a paste by mixing the borax powder with water and applying it directly to the stains. Allow it to sit for 15 to 20 minutes, then scrub in a circular motion with a toilet brush or pumice stone for extra stubborn stains. Flush the toilet to rinse away the residue.
- Lemon Juice and Salt
Lemon juice is another natural acid that can help remove black stains, especially those caused by mildew. The citric acid in lemon juice breaks down the stain, while salt acts as a gentle abrasive. Apply a mixture of lemon juice and salt to the stain, let it sit for several minutes, then scrub and flush. This not only cleans but also leaves a fresh, clean scent.
- Pumice Stone for Hard Mineral Deposits
For hard mineral deposits, a pumice stone can be an effective tool. Wet the pumice stone and gently rub it on the stain. The abrasive surface of the pumice will grind away the mineral buildup without damaging the porcelain, as long as it is used wet and with gentle pressure.
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Wondering if you really need a deep cleaning for your home?
Before you decide, you’ll want to know the difference between a regular cleaning and a deep cleaning service. They cover different things within your home, however, regardless of the service, you can benefit from both types of cleaning.
Regular Cleaning Basics
Typical regular cleaning from a cleaning service usually happens on a weekly or on a bi-weekly basis. The goal is to keep up with basic cleaning tasks in an already somewhat maintained home.
Typical tasks that happen during a regular cleaning involve:
- Tidying up of your spaces which include kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, living room and hallway, please visit our “Get The Most of Your Professional Cleaning By Preparing Your Home”.
- Cleaning floors which could either be sweeping and mopping floor or vacuuming and mopping floor.
- Wiping and scrubbing surfaces in kitchens and bathrooms.
- Taking out the trash
- General dusting
In general, a regular cleaning usually occurs every week or every two weeks in a somewhat well-maintained home.
Deep Cleaning Basics
Deep cleaning is essentially regular cleaning “plus”. It goes further to get rid of dirt in your blinds and baseboard, grime on your stove, soap scum in bathtub, and other gunk around your home. It’s a more thorough service than standard cleaning.
Deep cleaning typically takes longer than a general cleaning service, especially if you schedule a deep cleaning for your entire home. All-in-all, deep cleaning is highly recommended before you schedule for a regular cleaning or recurrence cleaning.
Kitchen
Your regular weekly cleaning likely includes tidying up your countertops, wiping down all visible surfaces, and cleaning the floor.
But for a deep cleaning, the following things might be included:
- Clean ceiling fans, light fixtures and remove any dust bunnies
- Clean baseboards and light switch plates
- Clean fingerprints from doors and remove any dust build up
General Spaces such as living room, bedrooms
Your cleaner also tidies up general spaces during a normal cleaning. This includes putting things where they belong, cleaning floors, and wiping down surfaces.
But for deep cleaning services, the following things might be included:
- Clean wall trims, baseboards, light switch plats and fans
- Clean fingerprints from doors and any dust build up
- Clean Windowsills and ledges
- Clean ceiling fans, light fixtures and remove any dust bunnies
When to Get a Deep Cleaning
You don’t always need a deep cleaning. It’s typically an occasional service you get for a specific purpose such as before 1.) holidays, 2.) when you have party and want your house to be spotless before guests arrive, 3.) An initial clean before your recurrence / regular cleaning service, or 4.) Quarterly cleaning to prevent dust buildup on trims, baseboards, windowsills, and ceiling fans.
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Regular Cleaning Service
Kitchen
- Wipe down and sanitize countertops and back-splash
- Clean face of appliances, which includes refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher
- Wipe down and sanitize stove top
- Clean the surface of and inside of microwave
- Sweep and mop floor
- Clean kitchen table
- Clean Window sills and ledges if needed
- Remove trash
Living Area (Hallways included)
- Sweep / Vacuum and mop floors
- Dust all areas
Bathrooms
- Wipe down and sanitize toilet from top to bottom / from inside and out
- Wipe down and sanitize shower/bathtub
- Rinse off walls of tub/shower and dry with cloth
- Wipe down and sanitize sink / vanity and countertop
- Clean mirror(s)
- Clean faucets
- Sweep / Vacuum and mop floors
- Clean Window sills and ledges if needed
Bedrooms
- Sweep / Vacuum and mop floors
- Dust furniture
- Make beds and change linen if needed
Deep Cleaning Service
Kitchen
- Wipe down and sanitize countertops and back-splash
- Keep faces of cabinet free of food and prints; remove food and prints build up
- Clean face of appliances, which includes refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher
- Wipe down and sanitize stove top; clean grates if available
- Clean the surface of and inside of microwave
- Sweep and mop floor
- Clean kitchen table
- Clean ceiling fans, light fixtures and remove any dust bunnies
- Clean baseboards and light switch plates
- Clean fingerprints from doors and remove any dust build up
- Clean Window sills and ledges
- Remove trash
Living Area (Hallways included)
- Sweep / Vacuum and mop floors
- Dust all areas
- Clean wall trims, baseboards, light switch plats and fans
- Clean fingerprints from doors and any dust build up
- Clean Window sills and ledges
Bathrooms
- Remove trash
- Wipe down and sanitize toilet from top to bottom / from inside and out
- Wipe down and sanitize shower/bathtub
- Rinse off walls of tub/shower and dry with cloth
- Wipe down and sanitize sink / vanity and countertop
- Wipe down cabinet fronts
- Clean mirror(s)
- Clean faucets
- Sweep / Vacuum and mop floors
- Clean fingerprints from doors
- Clean wall trims, baseboards, light switch plates and fans
- Clean Window sills and ledges
Bedrooms
- Sweep / Vacuum and mop floors
- Clean wall trims, baseboards, light switch plates and fans
- Clean fingerprints from doors
- Clean ceiling fans, light fixtures and remove any dust bunnies
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When you installed your glass shower door, you probably loved the sleek clean look of your bathroom. However, over the passing weeks and months, you might start to notice a filmy residue forming on your once new shower door. This is the result of minerals clinging to the door after water droplets after the water evaporate.
It is common for water in the U.S to contain minerals such as calcium, magnesium and lime. Naturally, rainwater is considered to be soft, but by the time it passes through the ground, into waterways and out of our showerhead, it has picked up plenty of minerals and at this point, water is considered to be “Hard”, when water evaporates and high mineral content dries/bond on glass surfaces, these becomes water stain.
Solution:
- Spray on a commercial lime- or calcium-removing spray specifically designed to remove hard water spots.
- For stubborn water stain, spray Lemon Juice on shower door: Lemon juice can remove calcium and magnesium because it contains “citric acid”, which is a chelating agent that binds to positively charged ions, or cations. This process, called chelation, dissolves mineral deposits, like limescale, that are left behind by hard water.
- Similarly, for stubborn water stain, spray Vinegar on Shower door: Vinegar, or acetic acid, dissolves calcium carbonate through a chemical reaction:
- The vinegar’s acid breaks apart the calcium carbonate’s solid crystals into calcium and carbonate.
- The calcium ions dissolve in the vinegar, while the carbonate creates carbon dioxide, which appears as bubbles.
- The reaction also produces calcium acetate, a salt that dissolves easily in water