How much does house cleaning cost in Massachusetts?

Weekly cleaning service in MA & RI varies depending on the size of your home and your specific cleaning needs. Factors include: size of the home (bedrooms and bathrooms), total square footage, whether pets are in the home, frequency of service (weekly vs. biweekly), and add-ons like inside oven or refrigerator cleaning. Weekly cleanings are generally more cost-effective per visit because your home stays consistently clean. For an accurate, personalized estimate, call (508) 493-3533.

What's included in a standard residential cleaning service?

Our standard house cleaning service includes: Kitchen (countertops, sinks, exterior appliances, floors), Bathrooms (toilets, showers, tubs, sinks, mirrors, floors), Living Areas (dusting furniture, vacuuming carpets, mopping floors), and Bedrooms (making beds, dusting surfaces, vacuuming). Deep cleaning adds baseboards, inside cabinets, behind appliances, and ceiling fans.

Do you offer eco-friendly cleaning services?

Yes! Diamond Cleaning uses safe, eco-friendly cleaning products in all residential and commercial cleaning services across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Our green cleaning products are non-toxic, safe for children and pets, effective at removing dirt and germs, better for indoor air quality, and environmentally responsible.

Are your cleaning crews insured and bonded?

Absolutely. Diamond Cleaning is fully insured and bonded. You're protected if any accidents occur in your home, our team members are background-checked and trustworthy, and we carry liability insurance to cover any potential damages.

What areas do you serve in Massachusetts and Rhode Island?

Diamond Cleaning serves over 40 cities across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including Fall River, Providence, Cranston, Warwick, Taunton, Newport, and many more. Call (508) 493-3533 to confirm we serve your area.

How to Clean a Microwave?

Diamond Cleaning
Oct 3, 2024
2 min read

Cleaning your microwave regularly offers several benefits:

Hygiene: Food particles can harbor bacteria and mold, compromising the cleanliness of your kitchen.
Efficiency: A clean microwave heats food more evenly and performs better.
Odor Control: Regular cleaning helps eliminate food odors.
Aesthetic Appeal: A clean microwave enhances the overall appearance of your kitchen.

What You’ll Need to Clean Your Microwave

Gather these supplies to clean your microwave:

Microwave-safe bowl
Water
White vinegar or lemon
Dish soap
Baking soda (optional for tough stains)
Soft sponge or cloth
Clean, dry cloth or paper towels

Step-by-Step Microwave Cleaning Guide

1. Preparation

Remove the Turntable: Take out the turntable and any other removable parts. Wash these components with warm, soapy water and let them dry while you clean the microwave interior.
Create a Cleaning Solution: Fill a microwave-safe bowl with water and add a tablespoon of white vinegar or a sliced lemon. These natural cleaners help loosen grime and eliminate odors.

2. Steam Clean the Microwave

Heat the Solution: Place the bowl inside the microwave and heat on high for 3-5 minutes. The steam will loosen food splatters and grease.
Let It Sit: After heating, keep the microwave door closed for 5 minutes. The steam continues to break down grime.

3. Wipe Down the Interior

Remove the Bowl Safely: Use oven mitts or a thick cloth to carefully remove the hot bowl from the microwave.
Wipe the Microwave Interior: Use a soft sponge or cloth to wipe down the inside. The steam will have loosened food particles, making them easy to remove. Focus on areas like the ceiling and corners, where splatters accumulate.

4. Remove Stubborn Stains

Use Baking Soda Paste: For tough, stuck-on stains, mix baking soda with water to create a paste. Apply the paste to the stains and let it sit for a few minutes. Gently scrub with a sponge to remove the stains.
Rinse and Dry: Wipe away any residue with a clean, damp cloth. Dry the interior with a clean cloth or paper towels to prevent moisture buildup.

5. Clean the Exterior

Control Panel and Door: Wipe the outside of the microwave, including the control panel and door, with a damp cloth. For greasy spots, use a small amount of diluted dish soap. Avoid getting water into any vents or electrical parts.
Final Touches: Dry the exterior with a clean cloth and replace the turntable and other removable parts.

Tips to Maintain a Clean Microwave

Cover Food While Heating: Use a microwave-safe cover to prevent food splatters.
Clean Spills Immediately: Wipe up spills and splatters right away to prevent them from hardening.
Regular Cleaning: Make a habit of wiping down your microwave weekly to avoid buildup and keep it looking spotless.

By following these simple steps, you can keep your microwave clean, efficient, and odor-free. Regular maintenance ensures a longer lifespan for your appliance and a healthier kitchen environment.