Microfiber Cloths: These nonabrasive synthetics are often sold by the bag or a small packet. They trap dust and dirt so easily. Use them wet or dry.

Broom and dustpan: An angled-bristle broom and a dustpan that clips to the broom. It’s better if they’re always together when you need them.

Bucket: You use it for mopping floors and window-washing. If you are a minimalist, buy one that’s big enough.

Big cellulose scrub sponges in different colors for different jobs. It’s always nice to organize them according to colours.

Tub and tile cleaner: Get one that has a nice fragrance.

Disposable leather cleaning wipes: They clean leather sofas and chairs, but they’re also great for leather books, coats, and boots.

Disposable wipes cleaning the bathroom sinks and kitchen countertops quickly between more thorough weekly cleanings. You’ll save time in the end by not letting soap scum, grime, and toothpaste sit too long. It’s easier to clean off if you tackle it in the early stages.

Oil Soap: Cleaning wooden floors and furniture is a snap with this. It will not only protect your wood but it will do a good job at cleaning as well.

All-purpose cleaner: Simple Green is a good, economical one. You dilute it in a spray bottle and use it on everything from countertops to tile floors. I even use it to wash my car. So it’s suited for just about everything.

Biodegradable washing detergent. Liquid detergent can also be used as a stain pretreatment by pouring a little on the stain and letting it sit before throwing the garment in the wash.

Vacuum cleaner:  Examine your needs and then check all the major companies for models that do what you want them to do. If you have a lot of pet hair, you want to look for one that’s well-rated for that. If you have allergies, get one with a HEPA filter.  There are loads of different vacuum cleaners you can choose from.

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