Life gets busy, and before you know it, your home might start to feel a little less the sanctuary it once was. That’s where deep cleaning comes in—a chance to hit the reset button and let your home truly shine.
Whether it’s been a while since you gave your space a thorough clean or you’re preparing for a special occasion, deep cleaning is the key to rediscovering your home’s full potential. So, what exactly does deep cleaning involve? Let’s break it down.
What is Deep Clean?
Deep cleaning goes beyond your regular cleaning routine. It’s about tackling those hidden corners and spaces that often get overlooked during weekly tidying. This process involves scrubbing, sanitizing, and removing built-up grime that regular cleaning might miss.
By addressing these hidden spots, deep cleaning not only improves the appearance of your home but also promotes a healthier living environment and ensures that every corner of your home is spotless.
Key Areas Included in a Deep Clean
A deep clean involves a comprehensive approach to cleaning your home from top to bottom. It includes scrubbing, wiping, and polishing areas that don’t get attention in regular cleanings. Let’s dive into what this means for different areas of your home.
Kitchen
- Exterior surface of the refrigerator hand-wiped (including the top)
- Small appliances and items on the counter
- Microwave inside/outside
- Stovetop, grates, or drip pans scrubbed
- Countertops & backsplashes (hand-wiped)
- All sinks (scrubbed/disinfected)
- Range hood cleaned inside and out
- Baseboard, blinds, window sills, doors and frames (hand-washed)
- Floors (hand-washed)
- Throw rugs vacuumed
- Hand-wiping cabinet fronts
Bathrooms
- Toilets
- All sinks (scrubbed/disinfected)
- Mirrors (cleaned)
- Double scrubbing tub/shower & tiles
- All bathroom counters & fixtures
- Baseboard, blinds, window sills, doors, and frames (hand-wiped)
- Floors (swept and hand wiped)
- Cabinet fronts (hand-wiped)
Bedrooms and Other Areas
- Ceiling fans (hand-wiped)
- Dand-wiping simple light fixtures
- Cobwebs removed
- Blinds and shutters (hand-wiped)
- Entry doors (hand-wiped)
- Window frames (hand-wiped)
- Baseboards and woodwork on walls (hand-wiped)
- Pictures and knick-knacks (hand-wiped)
- Uncluttered shelves (hand-wiped)
- Furniture (flat surfaces hand wiped)
- Lamps, lampshades, and light fixtures
- Sliding glass doors cleaned
- Interior doors and door frames (hand-wiped)
- Light switch plates (disinfect)
- Wastebaskets/trash cans (emptied/relined)
- Stairs vacuumed
- Hard surface floors (hand-washed)
- Carpeted floors vacuumed
- Beds made
- Drawers, empty shelves, and inside cabinets (hand-wiped)
When To Consider A Deep Clean?
Knowing when to have a deep clean can make all the difference in maintaining a comfortable and inviting home. Consider having a deep clean if:
- It’s been over six months since your last one
- You’re preparing for a big event, like hosting guests or a holiday gathering
- You’re moving into a new home or getting ready to sell your current one
- You’ve noticed that regular just isn’t cutting it anymore
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