A deep clean on a house is an intensive, top-to-bottom cleaning that goes beyond standard cleaning routines. Unlike regular cleaning, which focuses on surface-level tasks, a deep clean aims to tackle dirt, grime, and hidden dust that accumulates over time in less-accessible areas. It’s typically more thorough and involves moving objects, cleaning behind and under furniture, and paying attention to areas that are often overlooked. Here’s what a deep clean usually includes:
Detailed Dusting and Surface Cleaning
Dusting all surfaces, including hard-to-reach areas like ceiling fans, light fixtures, blinds, baseboards, vents, and even walls if needed.
Kitchen Appliances and Cabinets
Scrubbing the inside of the oven, microwave, and fridge, as well as behind and underneath them if possible.
Cleaning cabinet fronts, handles, and even the insides of cabinets and drawers.
Bathrooms
Deep scrubbing of tiles, grout, sinks, toilets, tubs, and showers to remove any built-up grime, mold, or soap scum.
Cleaning mirrors, wiping down all fixtures, and sanitizing every surface.
Windows, Walls, and Doors
Washing windows inside and out, dusting window frames and sills, and wiping down doors and door frames.
Spot-cleaning walls or wiping down to remove fingerprints and marks, especially in high-traffic areas.
Floors and Carpets
Moving furniture to vacuum or mop underneath it, shampooing carpets or rugs, and thoroughly cleaning hard floors (sweeping, mopping, or steaming as needed).
Paying extra attention to corners and edges where dirt can accumulate.
Furniture and Upholstery
Dusting and vacuuming upholstery and cushions, treating any stains, and cleaning underneath cushions or covers if removable.
People typically deep clean their homes quarterly, often during spring or fall, or before major events or holidays.
A deep clean helps maintain a healthier environment, removes allergens, and makes the home feel refreshed and welcoming.
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