Molly Maid® Offers the Perfect Mother's Day Present: A Sparkling Clean Home

Starting today, Monday, April 22, 2024, participants nationwide can enter the "Mother's Day Clean Home Giveaway" for the chance to win their loved one a $500 Molly Maid gift certificate. To enter, participants can visit the official entry page and submit their name for the chance to be randomly selected.

Submissions will be accepted through May 12, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. CT. Five winners will be chosen at random, each to be awarded a $500 gift certificate redeemable at any participating Molly Maid franchise location for any offered cleaning services.

"Mothers are the unsung heroes of our daily lives," said Marla Mock, President of Molly Maid. "Our Mother's Day Clean Home Giveaway is a token of appreciation for all they do and allows their loved ones to gift them something priceless – time to relax."

Enjoy the luxury of a consistently fresh and clean home with professional cleanings by Molly Maid and keep your living space neat in the meantime with their expert advice. Below are some tips to help you achieve a pro-level clean:

• Create a Routine: Amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life, a structured cleaning schedule can prevent your home from being overlooked. Dedicate 30 minutes before work, after work, and before bedtime to tackle cleaning chores.

• Always Dust First, Vacuum Last: Dusting first and vacuuming last helps ensure you round up all the settled dust. The dust particles in the air after dusting can also irritate allergies. Vacuuming after dusting keeps the risk of allergies to a minimum.

• Clean One Room at a Time: Cleaning the whole house can be daunting. Tackle one room at a time, giving yourself a quick break after each accomplished task. This will break down a large undertaking into small, achievable goals.

• Use a Microfiber Cloth: Microfiber cloths are one of Molly Maid's favorite cleaning tools because of their efficiency in picking up dust. A damp microfiber cloth rarely leaves behind any dust or lint.

• Remember to Sanitize: Sanitizing is often overlooked in the cleaning process. Frequently touched surfaces, such as doorknobs, toilets, and kitchen counters, should be sanitized twice a week as they harbor the most germs.