Professional Cleaner: The $8 Kmart Item I Swear By For Tackling A VERY Common (and Ugly) Home Issue

Professional Cleaner: The $8 Kmart Item I Swear By For Tackling A VERY Common (and Ugly) Home Issue

uaetodaynews.com — Professional cleaner: The $8 Kmart item I swear by for tackling a VERY common (and ugly) home issue

Jason Shipway may be the ‘fastest cleaner in Australia’but as the saying goes, a workman is only as good as his tools.

And for the Aussie Enhanced Cleaning CEO, that’s his $8 telescopic dusting set from Kmart.

Jason says that to make a house feel truly clean, dusting is essential. However, most don’t nail the job.

‘Most people stop dusting wherever their arm can reach, but that’s why their house never really feels clean,’ he told the Daily Mail.

‘If you stop at arm’s reach, all the dust sitting above eye level just falls straight back down. A telescopic dusting set fixes that completely. Because it has an extendable pole, you can reach curtain runners, ceiling vents, and fan blades without climbing on a chair or ladder.’

Jason also turns it around to glide along skirting boards, behind furniture and under the bed without bending over, saving his back.

‘My favourite trick is to do all your high dusting first, then vacuum straight after. You’ll be shocked how much cleaner everything feels when you actually get to those spots you normally ignore,’ he said.

‘The Kmart 3-Piece Telescopic Dusting Set has different heads for every surface, so you can go from light fittings to shelves to corners in one go. At $8 you’re silly not to pick one up.’

Jason Shipway may be the ‘fastest cleaner in Australia’, but as the saying goes, a workman is only as good as his tools

And for the Aussie Enhanced Cleaning CEO, that’s his $8 telescopic dusting set from Kmart

Jason also shared his top four spring cleaning tips as Aussies begin their annual cleanse.

1. Steam is your BFF for hidden nasties

You might think of steam cleaning as something for bathrooms or floors, but it’s actually one of the most powerful and versatile tools you can own. Steam doesn’t just clean, it sanitises. Due to its high temperature, it has the ability to kill bacteria, mould spores, and dust mites without any harsh chemicals.

You can use a steam cleaning set on way more than bathrooms and hard surfaces, it’s brilliant for:

– Refreshing curtains, mattresses, and couches (kills dust mites and removes odours)

– Lifting grime from window tracks, rangehood filters, and bin lids

– Sanitising kids’ toys, pet beds, and highchairs safely

– Loosening grease before wiping kitchen appliances

Jason also shared his top four spring cleaning tips as Aussies begin their annual cleanse

2. Think beyond the surface, the air needs a spring clean too

You can wipe every surface and scrub every corner, but if the air in your home isn’t right, it never really feels clean.

When the air is too humid, it encourages mould and that damp, musty smell that always seems to come back.

When it’s too dry, it can irritate your throat, make dust hang in the air, and even mess with your sleep. A simple humidifier or dehumidifier (depending on your climate) can significantly alter the feel of your home.

It keeps the air balanced, helps prevent mould, and makes your space feel lighter, fresher, and genuinely healthy to live in.

3. Your vacuum’s biggest job is actually dust busting

Make it a habit to vacuum your walls and ceilings at least once every year.

Dust sticks to paint and ceiling texture, and every time your air-con or fan runs, it drops back down.

A quick vacuum with the brush attachment makes the whole house feel fresher and cuts down on that next-day dust film.

Pick one zone at a time; kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, whatever, and don’t move on until it’s done

4. It’s not a race

The fastest way to burn out with spring cleaning is trying to do the whole house in one hit. You’ll get halfway through, run out of steam, and end up surrounded by half-finished rooms.

Instead, pick one zone at a time; kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, whatever, and don’t move on until it’s done.

You’ll see progress, feel motivated, and actually finish the job. Even if you’ve only got 20 minutes, tackle a single cupboard or one area. Small wins build momentum, and that’s how you get through the whole house without feeling overwhelmed.


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Author: uaetodaynews
Published on: 2025-10-10 02:01:00
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