Do i need to leave instructions for the cleaner?
- Bacteria Busters

- Jun 17, 2024
- 2 min read

Do i need to leave instructions for the cleaner is a question we get asked often. They can be helpful to ensure that your specific needs and preferences are met. Here are some reasons why providing us with instructions is beneficial and some tips on what to include:
Reasons to Leave Instructions for the Cleaner
Clarify Expectations
Clearly outline what tasks you expect to be completed, ensuring there is no confusion about what is required.
Highlight ypur Priorities
If certain areas or tasks are more important to you, specifying these priorities helps the cleaner focus on what matters most to you.
Personal Preferences
Provide details on how you like certain tasks to be done, such as how you want items organised or specific cleaning methods you prefer.
Efficiency
Detailed instructions can help the cleaner work more efficiently, as they won’t need to guess or repeatedly ask for clarification.
What to Include in Your Instructions for the Cleaner
General Overview
Provide a general overview of the house, including the number of rooms and any specific areas that need special attention.
Priority Areas
Highlight any high-priority areas or tasks, such as deep cleaning the kitchen, focusing on the bathrooms, or ensuring the living room is spotless.
Specific Tasks
List specific tasks you want to be done in each room.
For example:
Kitchen: Clean inside and outside of appliances, wipe down worktops, mop the floor.
Bathrooms: Scrub shower and bath, disinfect the toilet, clean mirrors and tiles.
Living Room: Dust all surfaces, hoover carpets, clean windows.
Bedrooms: Dust furniture and hoover floors.
Allergies or Sensitivities
Inform the cleaner of any allergies or sensitivities to certain cleaning products or materials.
Special Instructions
Mention any special instructions, like not touching certain items, being careful with fragile objects.
Providing clear and detailed instructions will help ensure that the domestic cleaner meets your expectations and that any specific requirements are addressed.

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