You scrub the counters. You mop the floor. The kitchen looks decent. But then you crouch down to grab something off the floor and, oh, the baseboards. Gray, dusty, maybe with a scuff or two you can't explain. Suddenly, the whole room feels less clean than it did five minutes ago. That's the thing about baseboards. They don't announce themselves. They just quietly collect everything, dust, pet hair, grease, the occasional crayon mark, until one day you actually look. Cleaning