A and C professional cleaning

09/07/2025

I just love working with good people..Peoria cleaning pros are always professional and working with jen is a pleasure and she really cares about her cleaners and customers.

09/06/2025

Microwave's hold alot of germs!! Before and after pictures.

09/05/2025

Another beautiful home today cleaned. Cleaning cabinets is a must 🙌

09/04/2025

Handles and door k***s are always being touched

09/04/2025

Clean bathroom is a must!

09/04/2025

Very beautiful home today it was nice and big .

09/03/2025

I service goodfield pekin Washington areas too

09/02/2025

Brooklyn has a fundraiser for school everyone she really wants to participate..meaning I am advising it for her!!

08/31/2025

Kills weeds too

Homemade Cockroach & Ant Killer That Actually Works
Nobody likes seeing roaches or ants crawling around their kitchen or bathroom. But let’s be real — harsh chemical sprays stink, can be toxic (especially around kids or pets), and they don’t always work as well as they promise. That’s why this homemade cockroach and ant spray is such a game changer.
And the best part? You probably already have everything you need in your kitchen!
🧪 What You’ll Need:
1 cup white vinegar
½ cup water
2 tablespoons salt
1 tablespoon dish soap
That’s it. Just four basic ingredients. Mix them all up in a spray bottle and you’re good to go.
Why This Works
Vinegar throws off their scent trails (ants hate it). It also acts as a mild acid that helps break down their exoskeleton.
Salt dries them out — especially roaches — and keeps them from crawling comfortably across treated surfaces.
Dish soap helps the solution stick to their bodies and suffocates them by clogging their breathing pores.
Water helps thin it out just enough to be sprayed easily.
How to Use It
Spray directly onto:
Roaches or ants when you spot them
Entry points (like baseboards, door frames, and under sinks)
Trails where ants have been walking
Behind the fridge, oven, or anywhere dark and warm
For ants, you’ll want to wipe down their trails and nests.
For roaches, a few spritzes directly on them usually does the trick. You may even see fewer bugs within just a day or two.
Pro Tips
Reapply every couple of days, especially in high-traffic pest zones.
Always shake the bottle before use — salt can settle.
Test a small patch if you’re spraying near wood or fabric just to be safe.
A Natural Alternative Worth Trying
This DIY spray is perfect if you're looking for something cheap, natural, and non-toxic to help control pests in your home.
It won’t wipe out a full-blown infestation, but it’s great for keeping the occasional invaders in check.

08/31/2025

🧽 All the Ways to Clean with Baking Soda

Baking soda is your go-to for everything from freshening to scrubbing:

Sink/Soap Scum: Baking soda + vinegar or dish soap

Stove/Oven/Grill: Mix with vinegar or Castile soap, let sit, scrub

Mattress/Carpet: Sprinkle with baking soda + essential oil, then vacuum

Towels & Air Fresheners: Add to laundry or a jar with essential oils

08/31/2025

Of course we LOVE it!!! Looks like our minds kinda run the same direction 🙂