Move In Cleaning Checklist

Whether you are moving to a new home or you are renting a new apartment, a move-in cleaning checklist will help you prepare your home for your move. With this checklist in hand, you will be able to clean your home quickly and efficiently, which will save you money and time.

Clean the toilets 

Whether you are moving into a new house or simply want to clean your bathroom, cleaning the toilets during move-in cleaning is a good idea. It’s important to clean the toilets because they are a perfect breeding ground for bacteria.

You can clean the toilets yourself or you can hire a cleaning service. You should always wear gloves when cleaning the toilets. This will keep your hands safe from the chemicals in the cleaning solution.

You may have to use a disinfectant spray to make sure the toilet is clean. You can also use a steam cleaner to remove grime.You should also clean the inside of the toilet bowl, as well as the rim and lid. Use disinfectant wipes to wipe down the handle and flush handle. You can also use castille soap and a toothbrush to clean the rim and bowl.

Clean appliances

Whether you’re moving into a new pad or revamping your existing abode, you’ll likely want to clean up the place before putting down your tens. Fortunately, there are some low key and low pressure ways to get the job done in a timely and effective manner. For example, there is a big difference between a cluttered home office and a pristine bedroom. To avoid a confetti lined room, you should be sure to plan ahead. Getting started on your home cleaning checklist early in the day will allow you to get the most out of your schedule. If you need a little help, don’t be afraid to ask your new neighbors for a helping hand.

Clean the stove, fridge, and dishwasher

Having kitchen appliances clean and working properly can ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of your home. Kitchen appliances are commonly used in the home, and can be a source of food debris and grime. If left unclean, these appliances can be a breeding ground for germs and bacteria.

To clean the stove, fridge, and dishwasher, you will need a few basic supplies. You can use soap and water, an all-purpose cleaner, and a sponge. For stubborn stains, you may want to use vinegar.

To clean the stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher, you will need to remove all of the food and dishes from each appliance. Clean all of the surfaces, including the racks, drawers, and bins. You may want to wipe down the exterior of the refrigerator as well.

Deep clean your home

Getting your home ready for move in can be a time consuming process. Before you get moved into your new home, it is important to do some deep cleaning. By getting the house ready, you will be able to move in with a clean slate.

There are a few steps to deep cleaning your home. First, you will need to create a cleaning schedule. This will allow you to break the job up into manageable tasks. Next, you will need to pick a room. You may want to assign each room a certain task, such as dusting or sanitizing. You will also need supplies. These include cleaning products, rags, and rubber gloves. Also, you will need to remove furniture. Some rooms require you to move furniture to get to hard to reach areas.

Rent a steamer

Having your carpet professionally cleaned can be a pain in the arse. Fortunately, there are a variety of do it yourself companies that offer a steamer a day, or in some cases a week, to boot. The trick is to find the best deal for you. The best ones have competitive pricing, flexible payment plans and convenient pickup and delivery options. So, whether you are moving into a new apartment, a new office space, or just looking to get your groove on, you won’t have to wait around to get it done. The best brooms are on time, and you’ll be on your way in no time.

Don’t Want To Clean?

Give us here at New Way Home Solutions a call today. Not only can we fix issues on your property we also provide full-service deep cleaning for tenants moving in and out! Give us a call today to check on the pricing.