
Simple Guidelines For Cleaning Up After Diwali
Diwali is India’s most important celebration. The celebrations run five days and bring relatives and friends together. But what happens once the festivities are over? Because Diwali is a holiday of lights, fireworks, rangoli, chocolates, and visiting relatives, your house suffers the most. With rangoli on the floor and discarded papers and dried flowers spread throughout the house, we must recognise that our houses, terraces, and walks are in serious need of cleaning. However, removing the tenacious cracker stains or rangoli colours requires some work. Fortunately, if you follow this step-by-step advice, clearing your home after Diwali may be less hard and unpleasant.… Read more