Diet and eat healthier, exercise more, and lose weight are this year's top three New Year's resolutions. 71% percent of us have one or more of these goals on our New Year's resolutions list this year. It looks like we are a nation working to get healthier...and perhaps struggling to achieve these goals, given how many [...]
Press Release for Immediate Use November 2018 Debbie Sardone, founder of nonprofit Cleaning For A Reason and owner/president of Buckets & Bows Maid Service, was given the Jack D. Ramaley Industry Distinguished Service Award at ISSA’s annual convention in Dallas. Sardone was recognized for having demonstrated outstanding service to the cleaning and maintenance industry through [...]
October is special around here. We offer free house cleanings to women battling cancer every day but we spread the pink on thick in October -- one month of honoring the women we’ve met who have battled cancer. Here are a few ways we celebrate Pinktober at Buckets & Bows Maid Service and you can [...]
Flower Mound resident Debbie Sardone has been cleaning up for 35 years. She started her maid service out of the trunk of her car to make some extra money -- the only 'maid' in her employ. But just eight years later, she had a book of business and wanted more, so she hired employees, moved [...]
The kids are back in school! These first few days might have been a bit of a blur. You just got lucky getting everyone out the door on time with two shoes on. But now it’s time to rein in the new routine. Set yourself up for a great year with fewer arguments and less [...]
Summertime…but not all of our customers are thinking about their summer vacations. Some of them are thinking about moving. May through September is the busiest time of the year for moving and this means that our maid service fills out our schedule with move in and move out cleanings. With 1000 people a day moving [...]
White vinegar cleans everything. That's what my grandmother believed and what she practiced. She used white vinegar to clean windows (with balled up newspapers, of course!), to rinse out the sinks and make them shine and as the main ingredient in her bucket for scrubbing floors, eschewing ammonia because it was harsh on her hands. [...]
