SPEED CLEANING RULE # 5

Welcome back to our Speed Cleaning series!

If you are just joining us in our Speed Cleaning series, welcome! You're not too late. Be sure to read over the previous rules before you move on to Rule #5.  (Rule # 4 Archived Here)

How's that refrigerator looking? Did you only clean the fingerprints, or did you accidentally end up cleaning the whole thing? It's okay if you did. Be encouraged! Your Speed Cleaning skills will be perfected over time. And if you have a stainless steel fridge, our Red Juice makes an amazing stainless steel cleaner-no streaks, not greasy.

Speed Cleaning Rule #5: Don't rinse or wipe a surface before it's clean. You'll just have to start over. In other words, when you're cleaning a surface, don't rinse or wipe just to see if you're done. If you were wrong, you'll have to start all over again. Learn to check as you're cleaning by "seeing through" the gunk to the surface below. Then you can tell when it's dislodged and ready to be wiped or rinsed...once!

I'll give you an example. So here you are, cleaning the counter with malice toward none and a song in your heart. Then you discover remnants of: (a) Saturday night's failed soufflé, (b) Sunday morning's blueberry pancake batter, and (c) other assorted stone artifacts that were once food. You are not amused. You took neither Chemistry nor Advanced Blasting Techniques in college.

More to the point, you discover that when you spray and wipe with these globs once, little or nothing happens. What to do? First of all, when you come to a little nightmare on the countertop you have to resort tools with greater cleaning power. Use your cleaning cloth most of the time since it normally will clean the countertop as it wipes up the Red Juice. When you encounter pockets of resistance like dried-on food, just move up to the tool of next magnitude - your white pad. Spray with Red Juice and agitate with the white pad until a mess of Red Juice and reconstituted five-day-old vegetable soup appears. This is the mess you need to learn to "see through." To do this you have to learn how to tell the counter feels when you've cleaned through the goop to the surface without rinsing or wiping to take a look. If you have difficulty judging when you have scrubbed down to the actual bare surface (without wiping), try spraying a little Red Juice in a clean counter area next to the dirty area you are cleaning. By first rubbing your white pad on the clean area and then the dirty area, you quickly learn to tell the difference by touch alone.  WaLa!  All clean.

Now that you know Rule #5 and the proper way to vertical surfaces, grab your Red Juice and a microfiber towel and get your shine on!

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• Be the canister type
• Have 75 inches or more of "water lift" (a measure of suction power)
• Be comfortable to hold and use
• Have an on/off switch that's easy to reach (preferably with your foot)
• Be able to vacuum under most furniture
• Not tip over when yanked by the hose
• Have a hose that never twists during use
• Have a handle for easy lifting
• Be light enough to spare your back
• Have a paper dust bag that's large enough to last for weeks, plus a pleated filter that traps particles down to 0.5 micron

The Big Vac offers:

• 91 inches of water lift
• Very quiet operation: 65 dB(A)
• 0.5-micron exhaust filtration
• 6-foot hose
• Powerful, high-suction turbo head with beater bar
• A second dual-action attachment that moves easily from hard floors to rugs and carpets
• Rugged, high-impact housing
• Light weight (only 13-1/2 lb.) and ease of maneuvering
• 920 watts, 8 amps
• Large rear wheels and low center of gravity prevent tipping
• Compact size: 15" x 12" x 12"
• Complete set of attachments, 3 vacuum bags, and exhaust filter
• Long 32-foot cord
We have parts for The Big Vac. Please call 800-238-2996 for prices.

HEPA Filter

A true H.E.P.A. (high-efficiency particulate air) filter will capture 99.97% of particles larger than 0.3 microns. (10 microns is as small as someone with good vision can see.) H.E.P.A. filters were originally developed to trap radioactive dust in atomic power plants, and they have since been put to use in removing microscopic asbestos particles from the air. Especially for those who are made miserable by allergies or sensitivity to dust, this vacuum will provide real relief. Your doctor may want you to take additional steps, but this filter is a great start. 

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