How To Clean A Womb At Home

When it comes to cleaning, each household has different daily, weekly and monthly routines and different priorities around tasks and chores in the home.

According to Dr. Beckmann's Cleaning and Laundry Bible, it is estimated that we spend almost three and a half years of our lives cleaning and performing these domestic tasks. Some 1 in 3 Brits clean every day, half of Brits think having a clean kitchen is the most important, and it turns out that cleaning the windows is the nation's favourite household chore, their research revealed.

But will we spend more or less time cleaning in the future? And will we change our priorities about the most important cleaning jobs around the home? Like other cleaning brands, Dr. Beckmann are developing innovative new cleaning products to make cleaning easier, more efficient and more eco-friendly.

Here, they reveal what the future of cleaning looks like and how this will impact the home.

1. E-cleaning

'Products will have a digital element to them, we might even have robots to do chores on our behalf.'

2. Cleaning meets smart technology

'Cleaning products will be equipped with scanners and sensors to make dirt and bacteria visible to make cleaning more effective.'

3. Multi-use

'Cleaning products will be multi-functional – products will work for a variety of tasks.'

4. We will clean less often

'Products will be developed that repel dirt and water.'

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5. An international code of cleaning

'Due to universal access to information, cleaning habits around the world will become homogeneous as we share hints and tips across borders.'

6. Eco-friendly

'As we become more eco-friendly, less chemicals will be used and products will be more efficient to minimise wastage.'

7. Our cleaning habits will change

'We will clean when we need to, not when we want to - homes will be fitted with sensors to tell you when and where to clean.'

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Olivia Heath Executive Digital Editor, House Beautiful UK Olivia Heath is the Executive Digital Editor at House Beautiful UK where she's busy uncovering tomorrow's biggest home trends, all whilst delivering stylish room inspiration, small space solutions, easy garden ideas and house tours of the hottest properties on the market.

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