Making a Tidy List: What to Ask Your Cleaner.

When hiring a cleaner to maintain the cleanliness of your home, clear communication is key to achieving the results you desire. In this blog post, we'll explore making a comprehensive tidy list and what to ask your cleaner to ensure that every nook and cranny is taken care of. By setting expectations upfront, you can enjoy a sparkling and well maintained home tailored to your preferences.

General Cleaning Tasks:

Dusting all surfaces, including furniture, shelves, and decorative items.

Sweeping and vacuuming floors throughout the house.

Mopping hard floors to ensure a thorough clean.

Kitchen Cleaning:

Wiping down worktops, kitchen appliances, and cabinet exteriors.

Cleaning and sanitising the sink and taps.

Cleaning the microwave and oven surfaces.

Bathroom Cleaning:

Scrubbing and disinfecting the toilet, shower, and bath.

Wiping down bathroom countertops and sink.

Cleaning mirrors and glass surfaces.

Bedroom Cleaning:

Changing bed linens and making beds.

Dusting bedroom furniture and decorative items.

Vacuuming or cleaning under the bed if accessible.

Additional Tasks:

Emptying bins in all rooms.

Cleaning interior windows and glass doors.

Dusting blinds or curtains.

Polishing stainless steel appliances.

Personal Preferences:

Communicate any areas that require special attention or extra care.

Mention if there are particular rooms or items you want the cleaner to prioritise.

Organisation and Tidying:

Discuss how you prefer items to be organised or arranged.

Specify if you want the cleaner to tidy up clutter or arrange items in a particular way.

Frequency and Scheduling:

Determine the frequency of cleaning visits that suits your needs.

Discuss the preferred days and times for cleaning sessions.

Communicate any flexibility or specific scheduling requirements.

Security Measures:

Establish guidelines for handling keys or access codes.

Discuss security measures to ensure the safety of your home during cleaning.

Feedback and Communication:

Encourage open communication for any concerns or adjustments.

Discuss a system for providing feedback on the domestic cleaning service.

Clarify how to handle any additional requests or changes in cleaning preferences.

By openly discussing these tasks and preferences with your cleaner, you set the stage for a successful cleaning partnership.

Clear communication ensures that your home receives the attention it needs, allowing you to enjoy a consistently clean and welcoming living space.