Leave Your Dust To Us
Kitchen
Cleaning the kitchen is a quarter of the job. Your kitchen is most likely to be the most used room, not to mention the most heavily exposed to various germs and dirt.
Wash and polish all worktops, countertops and the sink area Clean inside cupboards, drawers and shelving Wash and polish sinks and shine taps Remove accumulated limescale De-grease and polish wall tiles Remove mold growth between grout Clean and de-grease ovens internally and externally Clean grime from extractors and hobs Scrub gas rings and gas control knobs Clean microwaves inside and out Clean out the fridge/freezer Clean the washing machine inside and out Clean the dishwasher inside and out Clean exterior of all appliances Sanitize the bins Clean outside of cupboards and drawers Clean inside of windows and wipe down sills, ledges and frames Wipe dirt from woodwork (doors, handles, doorframes, furnishings and skirting boards) Wipe down radiators if applicable and accessible Remove dust from plugs and light switches Vacuum, mop and polish floors
Lounge
The lounge is generally some of the biggest areas you’ll have to deal with, but they should be easy enough to get clean. Again, dusting, vacuuming, and polishing will be the main tasks to tackle here.
Get rid of all cobwebs Clean and polish tables Clean and polish mirrors Remove dust from picture frames Clean and polish internal windows. Wipe down sills and ledges Wipe down doors, including the tops Clean skirting boards and remove dust from any other woodwork Clean light switches and fittings, lampshades, plugs, sockets, Clean all cupboards and furnishings, including insides Wipe down radiators Clean behind and under furniture Dust and polish all surfaces Vacuum all upholstery, ensuring cushions are lifted and cleaned below Vacuum carpets / vacuum and mop hard floors
Bedroom
The best way to take care of dust and dirt is to wipe rooms from top to bottom.
Remove cobwebs from ceilings and corners Dust reachable surfaces – wardrobes, shelving and cupboards Wipe accumulated dust and dirt from doors Wipe accumulated dust from picture frames Wipe and polish mirrors, pictures and other wall hangings Wipe off dust from skirting boards and decorations Dust off all light fittings and lampshades Clean and polish metal ornaments Wipe and polish switches Carefully clean power sockets and extension cords Thoroughly vacuum all mattresses Hoovering the floor and carpets Mop hard floors and laminate
Bathroom
Dirt and mildew are most visible and least tolerable in bathrooms. Toilets, showers, tiles and baths should be cleaned and polished to the shiny condition.
Clean basins, taps and fittings Remove hard water stains Remove limescale if present Scrub and rinse soap dispensers Wipe and polish radiators and towel rails Scrub and rinse toilet and bidet Clean plumbing behind toilet if reachable