In recent years, there has been a growing demand for eco-friendly and non-toxic cleaning alternatives due to their numerous benefits. These natural cleaning solutions offer effective cleaning properties while minimizing the negative impact on the environment and human health.
Our standard rate comes with a deep clean feel !
Common Areas Covered in a Standard House Clean:
1. Living Room/Family Room:
- Dusting surfaces (furniture, shelves, decor, etc.)
- Vacuuming carpets or rugs, or sweeping/mopping hard floors
- Tidying up (e.g., straightening cushions, organizing clutter)
2. Kitchen:
- Wiping down countertops, stovetop, and sink
- Cleaning the outside of appliances (microwave, fridge, oven)
- Taking out trash and replacing bin liners
- Sweeping or mopping the floor
3. Bathrooms:
- Cleaning and disinfecting the toilet, sink, and bathtub/shower
- Wiping mirrors and fixtures
- Sweeping or mopping the floor
- Restocking essentials like toilet paper if needed
4. Bedrooms:
- Making the bed or changing linens (if requested)
- Dusting furniture (nightstands, dressers, etc.)
- Vacuuming or sweeping floors
- Tidying up light clutter
5. General Areas (Hallways, Stairs, Entryways):
- Dusting surfaces like railings or tables
- Sweeping or vacuuming floors
- Wiping down high-touch areas (doorknobs, light switches)
What’s Typically NOT Included:
- Deep cleaning tasks (e.g., scrubbing grout, cleaning inside ovens or fridges)
- Organizing closets or drawers
- Washing dishes (beyond maybe rinsing a few items)
- Cleaning windows (inside and out is often extra)
- Moving heavy furniture
A standard clean is about upkeep—think of it as refreshing the home rather than overhauling it. Frequency (weekly, biweekly, monthly) can affect how thorough it needs to be. If you’re hiring a service, they might have a checklist you can tweak, but this is the baseline most people expect. Does this match what you had in mind, or were you thinking of something more specific?