Wood smoke, ash and a well-used hearth
If you burn wood through a Clifton winter, you know the fine grey ash it leaves behind. Some escapes each time you open the stove door or carry in a load of logs. It settles on the mantel, the shelves near the hearth, lampshades and the tops of picture frames. Smoke can leave a dull film on nearby glass and light fixtures too. Plan your deep clean for spring, once the burning season is over. Your team dusts high and low, from the mantel up to the crown molding. They wipe lamps and lampshades and clean glass and picture frames. They also clean the air vents and return covers that carry ash around the house. Your team cleans around the hearth, not inside it. The firebox and the chimney are a job for a chimney sweep.
