House cleaning in North Miami.

After a storm the order matters more than the products: open and dry before you scrub, settle the refrigerator before anything else, then go after the grit. The Miami-Dade sequence for cleaning up after a hurricane or tropical storm — the lanai and the slider tracks, what to throw out instead of washing, and where a cleaning visit stops and restoration begins.

No shelf makes a cleaner baby-safe: the label on the bottle decides, the ventilation in the room decides, and the label itself tells you not to mix products. Written for a Miami nursery that stays sealed against humidity all year — the rules that hold regardless of brand, what fragrance-free means on a JAS visit, and where a cleaning visit stops.

Storm prep is mostly a cleaning job. Clear the lanai and balcony, vacuum the window and slider tracks so the weep holes still drain, empty and dry the refrigerator, and run every load while the power is on. The Miami-Dade order of operations for the 72 hours before a storm — plus what our Terms say happens to a scheduled visit when weather moves in.