How to clean false ceiling?

One of the attractive features you can add to your home is a false ceiling. A perfect false ceiling totally changes the beauty of the room. Everything looks so bright and spectacular. There are many types of ceilings available that come in a variety of colours and designs. One of the benefits of installing a false ceiling in the room is that it doesn't need maintenance all the time. You can clean it only once a week. Before cleaning, you should cover the furniture, bed and other items. For false ceiling maintenance, you won't require many tools. Let us understand how to clean false ceiling.

How to clean pop false ceiling?

To clean the false ceiling you will need broom and a ladder that is if you are short. :P

While cleaning the false ceiling you should have some patience, since it takes time to clean the entire ceiling. You can also use the vacuum cleaner to clean the ceiling. I believe using a vacuum cleaner is a better option because it won't take much of your energy or time. 

You can also call cleaning service guys to do the job. Generally, they provide better results than the housemaid. I have hired cleaning guys from NoBroker to clean the false ceiling and the floor. The workers at NoBroker are truly dedicated to their job. 

False ceilings are generally used to draw attention to a room's lighting arrangement. Gypsum false ceilings, like the one I have in my home. Frankly speaking, this can be maintained just like any other plastered surface. For your convenience, I have listed the easiest false ceiling cleaning tips that I followed below.

How to clean gypsum false ceiling?

Maintaining the elegance of a false ceiling is a simple task. To quickly clean my ceiling, I often followed the following procedures:

• I begin by using a soft brush or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attached to remove any loose dust or dirt from the ceiling. 

• Then, I carefully swept the false ceiling's surface, being sure to get into all the corners and edges. 

• After that, I combine a few drops of liquid dish soap with warm water to make a light detergent or soap solution. 

• I then wipe out the stained spots with the solution using a clean sponge or cloth. 

• Finally, I let my ceiling naturally dry by air. If required, I open windows or use a fan to speed up the drying process. 

Gypsum is prone to harm when exposed to water for a lengthy period of time, thus it's important to prevent excessive moisture. I hope you found the hacks on how to clean false ceiling cove useful.