House Cleaning Services – Maid Service

Our House Cleaning Services – We have built a solid reputation for residential cleaning services based on honesty, timely communication and outstanding cleaning results at competitive rates. We will custom design each service program to meet your specific needs.

Residential cleaning services – We proudly offer highest quality and most affordable prices for professional house cleaning and maid services in the area.

It’s well known that there are a lot of house cleaning services in this area to choose from. When you are searching for professional maid services for any of your cleaning needs, call the best house cleaning service: Our cleaning service. Customer satisfaction is our number one goal. Our high standards combined with the highest quality cleaning, we believe makes us the best maid service in the area.

Our Maid Services Information

What Our Maid Services can do for you:
BATHROOM CLEANING: Deodorize and disinfect all areas including scrubbing clean commode, sink, tub, shower, shelving and floor. Polish all chrome and glass.

KITCHEN CLEANING: Wipe clean all surfaces including interiors of cabinets, drawers and appliances. After we leave you can stock the perfectly clean shelves and refrigerator.

GENERAL RESIDENTIAL CLEANING: Vacuum and/or wash or floors; clean inside all closets. Wash windows, sills, remove dust from all baseboards, trim etc.

Cleaning service provided: – One-Time, Weekly, Biweekly, or Monthly Service Available – Free On-Site Estimate – Reasonable Rates – Prompt, Dependable Service – Satisfaction Guaranteed

Our Basic Cleaning Package

– Residential Customized or Detailed Service Available on Request – The following is a list of basic cleaning specifications that are performed each service day. We can add or delete from this list to customize your cleaning:

* Dust all window sills, window ledges, door ledges, and baseboard.
* Clean all countertops and the outside of all cabinets in the bathrooms and kitchen.
* Dust and polish all wood furniture.
-Tables and dressers that are more than 50% covered with items may be eliminated from dusting unless detailed dusting is agreed upon.
-Small objects such as cosmetic bottles, trophies, and pictures under 5×7 will be eliminated unless detailed dusting is agreed upon.
* Wash the outside of all large and small appliances in the kitchen
* Spot clean all doors, light switches, and hanging light fixtures.
* Wash all mirrors, bathtubs, sinks, shower stalls, and toilets
* Wash all glass in outside entry doors (weather permitting)

Our Maid Services Floor Care:

We will always vacuum your floors. Kitchen and bathroom floors, if washable, will be mopped. Waxable type floors will be waxed, if requested. Hardwood floors may be dry mopped, damp mopped or washed depending of the floor finish.

The Following Items can be added, along with other cleaning items not outlined:
* items not listed above (after agreement)
* Empty Trash
* Change Beds
* Vacuum Upholstery

Other Orthodontic “No-Nos”:

Lip biting

Pushing your tongue against your teeth

Chewing on pencils or pens

Tearing things with your teeth

Biting your fingernails

Dental Hygiene during Treatment

As you eat, your teeth, braces and appliances collect food. If food is left on teeth overnight, a thick plaque forms on the teeth and gums. Plaque causes bad-breath, tooth decay and gum disease (swollen, puffy, red, overgrown, or bleeding gums). Drinks and foods containing sugar can damage the tooth surfaces and gum tissue. Bleeding and swollen gums are a sure sign that plaque is not being properly removed. If your gums are swollen and inflamed your teeth will not move as easily, you will experience more discomfort during your treatment and white spots or decay will form on the teeth under and around the braces and appliances. It is discouraging to work hard to straighten teeth, only to finish and find decay or white spots on the teeth. The following is essential for the proper care of your teeth and gums

Waterpik- We highly recommend the use of a Waterpik to loosen food and plaque before flossing and brushing. The Waterpik should be used on the lower water pressure settings so the gum tissue is not excessively irritated. The use of a Waterpik does not take the place of good toothbrushing.

Dental Floss – Although somewhat time-consuming, dental floss should be used when wearing braces or appliances. Floss at least once per day just before bedtime and use a floss threader if necessary.

Soft Bristled Toothbrush – Use your toothbrush after each meal and before bedtime. A travel brush carried in a purse or placed in a locker is great for brushing after lunch. Examine your teeth for food and plaque and thoroughly clean all surfaces of the gums, teeth and braces. Re-examine your teeth to make sure all visible food and plaque have been removed. Repeat this step as often as needed to assure that no visible plaque or food remains. Extra care must be taken in the area between your gums and the braces. Concentrate on brushing your gums and the gumline as well as your teeth.
Electric Toothbrush – Although it is not absolutely necessary for good hygiene, an electric toothbrush may make brushing easier.

A Few Tricks – Since most patients watch some TV, we have found it to be effective to sit down in front of the TV daily with a toothbrush without toothpaste, and massage the teeth and gums with the toothbrush bristles for about 30 minutes. Thirty minutes gives you plenty of time to do a good job, and makes TV time more productive. Brushing while listening to music or studying is also acceptable. You may want to use toothpaste to freshen your breath, but don’t use toothpaste during this 30 minutes. We want you to avoid the “once over lightly” technique. To concentrate better, you may use your left hand if you are right-handed, and vice versa. The most important time to brush is just before going to bed. Take your time and do it right.

Regular Dental Checkups – Although you are having your braces checked regularly, it is very important to continue to see your family dentist at least every six months for a thorough examination and cleaning of your teeth. If you experience difficulty with good oral hygiene you my need to see your dentist more frequently.

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Successfully winning a car accident claim

Successfully winning a car accident claim can depend on your actions after the crash. There are certain things you need to do that will help your injury attorney prove liability and win a fair compensation for your damages. Below is a short guide of what to do after you are involved in a car crash.
Stay Calm

Try to stay calm and get out of the car if you are able to. If you are badly injured stay in your car and wait for the ambulance. You will need to calmly collect information from the other party, such as their name, address, vehicle license number and name of their auto insurance agency.

Remain at the Accident Scene

It is not OK to leave the scene of an accident where there are injuries before the police arrive and question you. There are laws against fleeing an accident scene where someone has been injured.

Call 911

When someone is involved in a serious accident where there are personal injuries or a death they should immediately call 911 for emergency medical help. When you call 911 the police or highway patrol will also be summoned to the scene.

Observe the Scene and Write Down What Happened

It is important to write down what happened as soon as possible so you won’t forget any details. What did the other drive have to say? What were the road conditions? What time of day was it? Was it rainy or not? How many passengers were with you and were they hurt? How many passengers were in the other car and were any of them hurt? These are all facts your car accident lawyer will want to know.

Don’t Say You Were at Fault

Even if you were at fault you should never admit this to the other driver. Only give the other driver the information they need to report the accident to their insurance company. This means name, address and vehicle license number. Try to be friendly but don’t say more than is necessary.

Take Pictures

If you have your cell phone with you it is a good idea to take pictures of the accident scene. You can also record it with your video recorder. Take a picture of the damages to your car and to the other car.

Talk to Witnesses

If people are around that saw the accident happen, ask them what they saw. You should write it down or record what they say with your phone. Be sure to get their names and contact information.

Get Medical Help

Never refuse medical help, even if you don’t feel like you were hurt badly. You never know how your injuries can manifest later. Getting medical help will give you proof of injury too.

Contact Your Insurance Provider

Report your accident as soon as possible to your insurance provider. Contact a car accident attorney when someone has sustained a personal injury in the accident or when you believe a wrongful death attorney may be of help.