Helping Hands Cleaning, LLC

06/27/2025

We hope the summer is treating you well. We’re getting some much needed pool time this summer!

06/02/2025

Exciting news! Helping Hands Cleaning, LLC is one of the nominees for Best Cleaning Service in the Fargo Area through CommunityVotes - Fargo ND. If you have felt our touch the biggest compliment is a nomination from you (a review or a referral) are small ways to make a HUGE impact on a business! Thank you for your continued support.

05/22/2025

🧹 Did you know that the first vacuum cleaner was invented in the late 19th century? It was a cumbersome machine called the "suction sweeper," which was horse-drawn and used to clean large spaces! Way different than the little robotic ones of today!

Can you imagine a horse drawn "suction sweeper"?

05/20/2025

🛏️ Tidy Tip Tuesday: Simplify bed-making by using a duvet cover instead of a top sheet. It's easier to put on and can give your bedroom a polished look with minimal effort.

Which team are you on? Make the bed every day or leave it as you'll just be climibing back in anyway? What if you had someone else to make it for you?

05/15/2025

🍋 Do you prefer the smell of citrus or pine when cleaning?🧽
In the early 20th century, lemons and oranges were not just tasty fruits – they were also essential cleaning tools! Homemakers would use the juice to polish brass and copper, remove stains from linens, and freshen up their homes with the invigorating scent. Citrus oils were even used as natural pest repellents. Today, we still appreciate the cleaning power of citrus, often incorporating these zesty fruits into our eco-friendly cleaning routines. Pine is another excellent cleaning solution with amazing benefits.

05/13/2025

🧹 Tidy Tip Tuesday: Make dusting a breeze with microfiber cloths! They attract and hold dust without the need for cleaning sprays. Bonus: they're reusable and eco-friendly!

05/08/2025

🍞 Throwback Thursday: Did you know that in the 19th century, most households baked their own bread? .
Before the rise of commercial bakeries, women were expected to make fresh loaves for their families every week. The process was time-consuming and labor-intensive, often requiring an entire day of mixing, kneading, and baking.
The arrival of pre-sliced, store-bought bread in the 1920s was a game-changer. Today people are going back to making their own bread. Do you know how to make bread from scratch?

05/06/2025

🌼 Tidy Tip Tuesday: Create a designated spot for everyday items like keys, wallets, and sunglasses. A catchall tray or hook by the door can prevent clutter and save you time searching for misplaced essentials.

Where do you put your keys so you can find them quickly?

05/01/2025

🌷 Throwback Thursday: The Charming History of May Baskets 🧺 In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, May Day was celebrated by hanging baskets filled with flowers and treats on the doors of friends and neighbors. This lovely tradition was meant to spread joy and welcome the arrival of spring.
Children would often ring the doorbell and run away, leaving the recipient to guess who had left the surprise. Some towns even held May Basket competitions to see who could create the most beautiful and elaborate designs!

04/29/2025

🗂️ Tidy Tip Tuesday: Conquer paper clutter by creating a simple filing system! Sort documents into categories like bills, receipts, and personal records. Regularly purge outdated papers to keep your files manageable.
How do you like to organized your documents? Do you keep paper or save it all digital?

04/21/2025

04/17/2025

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