My Huge 2 Day Move Out Clean - in 7 Minutes

Summary

This video script offers a comprehensive guide to a two-day bond clean, starting with decluttering and vacuuming to remove dust and cobwebs. It emphasizes the importance of a cleaning plan and provides a free checklist. The process includes detailed steps for cleaning windows, walls, bathrooms, kitchens, and ovens, with a focus on finishing touches for a sparkling result. The script also promotes a digital book, 'The Bond Clean Book,' for further cleaning guidance and invites viewers to subscribe for more cleaning tips.

Takeaways

• 🧹 Start by clearing high areas and vacuuming to remove dust and cobwebs.
• 🏡 Use a brush to clean walls, skirting boards, and power points.
• 🧹 Vacuum all floors, blinds, window sills, and tracks to eliminate dust.
• 📋 Have a plan and use a bond clean checklist to stay organized.
• 🏠 Begin cleaning with windows or walls before moving on to bathrooms and kitchens.
• 🛁 Start with the ensuite bathroom and follow a systematic approach to cleaning.
• ☕️ Take breaks and have a coffee during long cleaning sessions.
• 🔥 Pre-spray the oven and allow it to soak for 3-5 hours before cleaning.
• 📚 Consider using a digital book like 'The Bond Clean Book' for step-by-step cleaning guides.
• 🧤 Keep cleaning tools easily accessible and organized for efficiency.
• 🌟 Focus on finishing touches to ensure everything is sparkly and clean.

Q & A

What is the initial step the speaker takes when starting a bond clean?

The initial step is to remove everything from high places and knock it all down low to vacuum it up, which helps in clearing dust and cobwebs from the walls, skirting boards, and power points.

Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of having a plan during a bond clean?

Having a plan, such as the speaker's bond clean checklist, helps to avoid frustration, keep the cleaning process on track, and ensure that all areas are thoroughly cleaned.

What does the speaker suggest doing after vacuuming all the floors?

The speaker suggests cleaning the blinds, window sills, tracks, and cover drawers after vacuuming the floors.

How does the speaker approach cleaning windows during a bond clean?

The speaker starts with cleaning the windows but mentions that it doesn't matter where you start; one could also go room by room.

What is the recommended order of cleaning when doing a bond clean according to the speaker?

The recommended order is to clean all the windows or walls first, then move on to bathrooms and kitchen, and finish with the floors.

Why does the speaker suggest pre-spraying the oven before starting other tasks in the house?

Pre-spraying the oven allows for a soaking time of three to five hours, which is necessary because most ovens are quite dirty and need time to loosen the grime before cleaning.

What is the name of the speaker's digital book, and how does it assist in cleaning?

The digital book is called 'The Bond Clean Book'. It provides step-by-step guides on how to clean, with approximately 30 cleaning guides, each containing at least 15 steps.

How does the speaker ensure that they don't miss any spots during the cleaning process?

The speaker double checks everything before cleaning the floors to make sure they haven't missed anything, avoiding the need to go back over the clean floors.

What does the speaker consider as a satisfying part of the cleaning process?

The speaker finds cleaning the oven satisfying because it signifies being very close to finishing the entire bond clean.

How does the speaker intend to keep their cleaning tools organized during the process?

The speaker mentions having many tools but plans to clear them up at the end of the cleaning process, ensuring they are easily accessible when needed.

What is the speaker's final advice for those who have completed a long bond clean?

The speaker's final advice is to subscribe for more cleaning information, like the video, and share it with friends if they find it helpful.