Cleaning a house goes beyond what you can see. It involves the logistics of not carrying dirt from one room to another and the knowledge to treat different types of flooring and surfaces. What works on the porcelain tile in the kitchen may not be ideal for the hardwood floor in the living room.

For dedicated professionals, the workweek is intense and demanding. Friday arrives, but the relief is quickly replaced by the sight of a house in need of attention. The issue is that this "attention" consumes our most precious asset: time. A weekly cleaning of 3 to 4 hours turns into more than 190 hours per year – the equivalent of an entire unpaid work month dedicated to cleaning.But the cost goes beyond the hours on the clock.

Welcome to our blog! Today, we're diving into the world of cleaning and organizing, with a special focus on how American families manage it all. Keeping a home shining is a challenge everywhere, no doubt, but every culture has its own way of tackling it.