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If time were a luxury, I’d do all the necessary maintenance and cleaning in a house in a heartbeat. But, as it happens, I’m a working guy with a lot more priorities than cleaning house. I’m at work up to eight hours a day, add the commute time and the time I need to spend on breaks on top of that, and you’ll see that I really don’t have much time to spend as I used to have when I was younger.

Way back when I was in college, I kept a very clean living area. I was in college, living in a dorm room with a roommate and I took pride that we had the cleanest place in the whole building. As it happens, I couldn’t study if my surrounding space was dirty, so I always made sure that the room was always dirt-free. Even the bathroom was kept as clean as the rest of the room, as my roommate and I frequently cleaned it.

Things are different these days. While I now have my own place to stay in right here in Richmond, my busy career life prevents me from cleaning the place as often as I want to. That said, I still find ways, and perhaps once a month, I turn the place inside out to remove all dirt and grime.

In the home, I find that cleaning the bathroom is the most challenging of all. It’s quite unlike the bathroom in the old dorm room, which I could clean often; I could only clean this bathroom once in a month. Within this time, all sorts of dust, dirt and grime had settled inside the grout, which was unreachable with my scrub brush. It was downright frustrating.

I did what was logical; I called in professional tile and grout cleaners that were advertising around Richmond. I need a place where I can relax and kick back, and if I can’t do it (time constraints or otherwise), I would gladly pay someone else to do it. It’ll be worth every cent, so I can rest at home without a care.