Nashville Brighthouse Blog
At Nashville Brighthouse, we want all of our clients to have an arsenal of cleaning tricks up their sleeves, in addition to our services, to keep their homes clean and safe, which is why we spend a great deal of time keeping this blog up-to-date. We encourage you to use these weapons of cleaning in your own homes and to revisit this blog frequently, as it is updated weekly.
Procrastinators Rejoice!
Happy National Procrastination Week to all who celebrate! The first two weeks of March are dedicated as National Procrastination Weeks. True, most celebrations are only one week long, but the powers that be were kind enough to give us two weeks for National...
How to clean up after the holidays!
Not sure where to begin cleaning up after the holidays? Here are some after holidays cleaning and organizing tips to help you out: The holidays can be tough on your house. Between guests, parties, and kids out of school, there’s often lots of traffic in and out of the...
Celebrate Get Organized Week
The first week of October is “Get Organized Week.” Celebrated since 1991, it’s a week focused on organization, decluttering, and generally getting life in order. The beginning of October is the perfect time to focus on organization - most people have settled into a...
Happy Father’s Day Cleaning
Looking for a great Father’s Day gift? How about the gift of a clean house! A clean house will let dad sit back and enjoy the day. Plus, clean areas reduce stress and can even help to revitalize old or drab parts of your home. Giving the gift of cleaning is not only a...
Spring Cleaning Tips for a Sparkling Home
The weather is warming up, the sun is shining, the days are getting longer and things are starting to bloom. For most people, these changes signal that a number of good things are on the way, including spring cleaning! Whether you dread it or look forward to it,...
How to Clean Halloween Candy Mess
Spooky season is upon us, and that means a LOT of sweet treats all month long! Did you know that Americans buy approximately 300,000 tons of candy during the Halloween season? That’s a lot of sugar! While it can be fun to indulge in bite-size candy bars all month...
