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Moving out of a home requires meticulous cleaning to ensure you leave the space in tip-top shape. Whether you're a tenant trying to secure your deposit or a considerate homeowner, certain cleaning spots should never be overlooked. In this guide, we'll highlight the crucial areas you must clean before moving out to ensure a smooth transition.
Start with the kitchen, particularly kitchen appliances. Clean the oven, stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher inside and out. Pay attention to grease, grime, and food residue that may have accumulated over time.
Empty all cabinets and drawers, then clean both the interior and exterior surfaces. Wipe down shelves, and don't forget to clean handles and knobs. Make sure they are spotless and free from food or oil stains.
Thoroughly clean countertops and the backsplash. Remove any stains, spilled liquids, or sticky residue. A fresh and clean kitchen is essential for the next occupant.
The bathroom is another critical area. Clean the toilet, bathtub, shower, and sink. Pay attention to soap scum, limescale, and any mold or mildew. Don't forget to clean the mirrors and all bathroom fixtures.
Vacuum or sweep all floors and carpets, and then mop or clean them as appropriate for the flooring type. Ensure that there are no visible stains, dirt, or dust bunnies.
Inspect the walls for scuff marks, stains, or holes. Clean any marks and wipe down the baseboards. Repaint if necessary to ensure a fresh and clean appearance.
Clean light fixtures, including chandeliers and ceiling fans. Wipe down light switches and electrical outlets. Replace any burnt-out bulbs.
Clean windows inside and out. Remove dirt, fingerprints, and any stuck-on grime. Don't forget to clean the window sills and tracks.
Empty and clean all closets and storage areas. Wipe down shelves, rods, and any built-in storage spaces. Ensure they are free from dust and debris.
