Whether you are moving into a new rental, or simply wanting to get your cleaning deposit back on the old rental unit, Nadia’s House Cleaning Service would like to offer you helpful tips and advice on getting the place cleaned and sanitized. If you are moving into a new rental situation, you feel better cleaning the place. It will bring a peace of mind that things are cleaned and it will also provide a sense of ownership and pride. There are several places in your rental that you will want to give thorough attention to.
Nadia’s House Cleaning would like to take the opportunity to stress the places that need cleaning the most.
Cleaning Tips for Bathroom Floors, Showers & Fixtures
The bathroom in our opinion probably deserves the most attention. Where the kitchen could be argued the first place on your list to devote to, being the heart of any home, the bathroom is probably the most intimate place you become a part of. Bathing, showering, relieving yourself, brushing teeth and preparing your face and hair for the oncoming day. It is also the last place you visit before retiring for the evening. There is a lot to consider when preparing this room for your day to day living.
1. Soap scum and hard water stains found on the shower and tub should be spray with vinegar, and wiped away.
2. Pour 1 cup of vinegar in toilet bowl and allow to set over night, come the morning you can scrub.
3. Mildew stains are easily dealt with baking soda. Sprinkle to the mildew and with an old toothbrush, brush clean.
4. Showerhead: Unscrew the head and allow to soak in a container of vinegar over night, rinse thoroughly while using the old toothbrush to gently scrub. If the head doesn’t unscrew, simply wrap a baggy filled with vinegar, and secure it over the showerhead with a rubber band.
5. CLR works well with removing rust ring stains. Squirt the area down and gently rub a pumice stone to lift out the stain. Be gently to not scratch the surface with the stone.
Cleaning Tips for Kitchen Countertops, Sinks & Appliances
The kitchen needs much tender love and care. As mentioned before it is the heart of your home. Meals are prepared, bonding over crafts and goodies, helping with homework, and other activity you do your kitchen. The kitchen needs attention. Bringing a great chance to determine where things are places, and familiarize your storage space.
1.Grease build up left behind on the stove is easy to clean and slightly entertaining. Generously spray the surface with vinegar, and sprinkle baking soda and after the bubbly shows, wipe clean.
2. Garbage disposal needs to be attended monthly. Throw some ice in there while it is on to safely sharpen the blade, and either orange or lemon grinds to freshen it up.
3. Run the dishwasher empty using lemonade powder for a clean and deodorizing treatment for the citrus acid in the mix.
Cleaning Tips for Closets and Other Storage Spaces
These places are often over looked when previous tenants move out, and rarely get cleaned regularly while being lived in. Discovering the storage space for your treasures is always a fun way to learn about the place you will be calling home.
– Walls. Unless the landlord insisted on repainting the walls, chances are years of dust, fingerprints, and anything else little ones might leave behind. There could be quite of few layers that need cleaning. Be sure to dust the ceilings, and sanitize the outlets and light switches. Practice caution while cleaning anything so close to an electrical current.
– Baseboards, Doors and Trim. Doors rarely receive fresh paint, they need good attention. Giving the baseboards, doors, and trims a good clean before moving in your belongings is a great idea0.
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Cleaning the rental before or after you move out, requires a lot of time and hard work. If you lack the time, physical capability, or just don’t have the motivation, Nadia’s House Cleaning Service can get the place looking like new with our many services and trained professionals. Call us today!
