MOVE OUT CLEANING : LUXURY APARTMENTS

Summary

This detailed script offers a comprehensive guide for move-in move-out apartment cleaning. It covers the essential products, such as Swiffer Dusters, Easy-Off oven cleaner, and Mr. Clean floor cleaner, and outlines a systematic approach to cleaning, from high dusting to scrubbing and polishing surfaces. The walkthrough includes kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room specifics, emphasizing the importance of prepping areas like ovens and refrigerators, and concludes with a thorough floor cleaning. The script also suggests using specific equipment like the Swiffer extendable duster and O Cedar Spin Mop for efficiency.

Takeaways

• 🧹 Start with high dusting to remove cobwebs and dust from high areas and corners.
• 🛁 Pre-treat the shower with cleaning products to deal with soap scum and mold before scrubbing.
• 🚽 Clean the toilet thoroughly, paying attention to behind and on the sides, using bathroom cleaner.
• 💡 Don't forget to clean light switches, outlets, and baseboards as part of the cleaning process.
• 🧼 Use a non-scratch sponge with Ajax to scrub countertops and backsplashes, and Mr. Clean Magic Erasers for grease.
• 🍽 Clean cabinets by vacuuming and wet wiping the insides, and cleaning the exterior with a microfiber rag.
• 🧼 Use Mr. Clean floor cleaner with antibacterial properties for cleaning floors.
• 💧 Use a pH-neutral cleaner for the inside and front of cabinets, and other areas as needed.
• 🍳 Clean the kitchen appliances thoroughly, including the inside of the refrigerator and freezer, and polish stainless steel surfaces.
• 🛋️ Vacuum and clean baseboards in each room, followed by vacuuming and mopping the floors.
• 🧺 Use a HEPA vacuum for a more thorough clean, especially important in apartments with high turnover.

Q & A

What is the first step in a proper move-in cleaning?

The first step is dusting using the Swiffer Duster.

What product is recommended for cleaning the oven?

Easy Off oven cleaner paired with SOS pads is recommended for cleaning the oven.

How should the countertops be cleaned?

Countertops should be scrubbed with a non-scratch sponge and Ajax, dried with a microfiber rag, and then finished with Method Granite cleaner if they are marble or granite.

What tool is suggested for cleaning high and low areas?

The Swiffer six-foot extendable duster is suggested for cleaning high and low areas.

What is the process for cleaning the shower during a move-in move-out clean?

The shower should be sprayed with a cleaning product to let it work, then scrubbed thoroughly, including the walls, shower head, and floor.

What steps are involved in cleaning a bathroom during a move-in move-out clean?

The bathroom cleaning steps include high dusting, cleaning the shower, scrubbing the toilet, wiping light switches and outlets, cleaning the mirror, sink area, and cabinets, vacuuming, and mopping the floor.

What additional step is recommended for cleaning kitchen cabinets?

In addition to wet wiping, it is recommended to vacuum out the drawers and cabinets before wiping them down.

What is a suggested method for cleaning the top of cabinets?

Degreasing the top of cabinets with a product like Ajax or a less harsh chemical is suggested.

How should stainless steel appliances be polished?

Stainless steel appliances should be polished using Zep stainless steel cleaner.

What is the final step in the move-in move-out cleaning process?

The final step is to HEPA vacuum and mop the floors.

What cleaning product is recommended for wiping down light switches and outlets?

A pH neutral cleaner is recommended for wiping down light switches and outlets.

What should be done with the refrigerator parts during cleaning?

The refrigerator parts should be removed, cleaned in the sink, dried, and then put back in the unit after cleaning the inside of the refrigerator.

What is important to do before removing parts from the refrigerator for cleaning?

It is important to take photos of both the refrigerator and freezer to remember how to reassemble them.

Outlines

00:00

🧹 Essential Cleaning Supplies for Move-In

This paragraph outlines the necessary cleaning products for a thorough move-in cleaning. It starts with the Swiffer Duster for dusting, followed by Easy Off oven cleaner and SOS pads for kitchen cleaning. The Mr. Clean floor cleaner with antibacterial properties is mentioned for floor cleaning. Non-scratch sponges and Ajax are recommended for scrubbing countertops and backsplashes. Mr. Clean Magic Erasers are highlighted for dealing with grease, and the use of Dawn soap is also suggested. A microfiber rag is needed for drying surfaces, and Method Granite cleaner is specified for marble or granite countertops. The neutral pH cleaner is used for cabinets and other areas, and Zep stainless steel cleaner is reserved for the final touch on stainless steel appliances. The paragraph also introduces cleaning equipment like the Swiffer extendable duster and O Cedar Spin Mop.

05:02

🚪 Move-In Move-Out Cleaning Process

This paragraph details the step-by-step process of a move-in move-out cleaning for an apartment. It begins with high dusting to remove dust and cobwebs, followed by prepping the shower and cleaning the toilet. The focus then shifts to cleaning light switches, outlets, and baseboards. The sink area is addressed next, including cleaning the mirror, sink top, and cabinets. The process involves vacuuming out drawers and cabinets, followed by wet wiping. The floors are vacuumed using HEPA vacuums and then mopped. The paragraph also mentions an online course for learning more about move-in move-out cleanings in luxury apartments and multi-family housing units.

10:02

🛋️ Cleaning the Living Spaces and Kitchen

This paragraph continues the move-in move-out cleaning process, focusing on the living room, dining room, and kitchen. It starts with cleaning the bedroom and bathroom, emphasizing the importance of cleaning from top to bottom and left to right due to gravity. High dusting is done first, followed by cleaning the top of cabinets, inside cabinets, and the microwave. The paragraph also covers cleaning the backsplash, countertops, bottom cabinets, dishwasher, stove area, and refrigerator. Special attention is given to the oven, which requires spraying with oven cleaner and additional product before cleaning. The final steps include polishing stainless steel, vacuuming, and mopping the floors.

15:03

🍽️ Detailed Kitchen Cleaning and Final Touches

This paragraph delves deeper into the kitchen cleaning process, starting with high dusting and moving on to cleaning the top, inside, and outside of cabinets. The microwave is cleaned inside and out, and the backsplash and countertops are degreased and scrubbed. The bottom cabinets and drawers are vacuumed and wiped clean, followed by cleaning the dishwasher inside and out. The stove area is vacuumed and mopped, with special attention to the grates and oven. The refrigerator is thoroughly cleaned, with all parts removed, washed, and dried before being put back. The top of the refrigerator is dusted, and all stainless steel in the kitchen is polished. The final step is vacuuming and mopping the kitchen floors, completing the move-in move-out cleaning process.

Keywords

💡Swiffer Duster

The Swiffer Duster is a tool designed for dusting surfaces and is a key product mentioned for the initial dusting phase of the move-in cleaning process. It is characterized by its disposable sheets that can be easily thrown away after use, ensuring a thorough clean without cross-contamination. In the script, the Swiffer Duster is used for dusting various areas of the apartment, emphasizing its importance in the cleaning process.

💡Easy-Off Oven Cleaner

Easy-Off Oven Cleaner is a chemical cleaning agent specifically formulated to remove grease and grime from ovens. It is highlighted in the script as an essential product for pre-cleaning ovens during the move-in process. The cleaner is sprayed onto the oven and allowed to work its 'magic' for an extended period, demonstrating its role in tackling tough, baked-on stains.

💡SOS Pads

SOS Pads are abrasive cleaning pads often used for scrubbing away stuck-on food and stains. Although not physically present in the script, they are mentioned as a recommended tool for cleaning tasks, particularly in the kitchen. They symbolize the thoroughness required for deep cleaning, especially when paired with other cleaning agents like Easy-Off.

💡Mr. Clean Floor Cleaner

Mr. Clean Floor Cleaner is an antibacterial cleaning solution used for disinfecting and cleaning floors. It is integral to the script's narrative on floor cleaning, emphasizing the need for a clean and hygienic living space. The product is mentioned as part of the comprehensive cleaning regimen, illustrating the attention to detail required for a successful move-in clean.

💡Non-Scratch Sponge

A non-scratch sponge is a cleaning tool with a gentle texture designed to clean surfaces without scratching them. In the script, it is used in conjunction with Ajax, a cleaning agent, to scrub countertops and backsplashes. The term 'non-scratch' is crucial as it indicates the care taken to protect surfaces during the cleaning process.

💡Magic Eraser

Magic Eraser is a brand of cleaning sponge that is known for its ability to remove grease and stains effectively. The script mentions using Magic Erasers for tackling grease, particularly on high-touch surfaces like cabinet tops. They exemplify the script's focus on removing stubborn dirt and maintaining a pristine living environment.

💡Dawn Soap

Dawn Soap is a type of dishwashing liquid that is also used for general cleaning tasks due to its powerful cleaning properties. In the script, it is suggested as an alternative to Ajax for cleaning grease from cabinet tops, highlighting its versatility and effectiveness in dealing with oily residues.

💡Degreaser

Degreaser is a cleaning agent specifically designed to break down and remove grease and oil. The script mentions the option of using a degreaser for cleaning, indicating its utility in situations where heavy-duty cleaning is required, such as in kitchens or on appliances.

💡Microfiber Rag

A microfiber rag is a cleaning cloth made from fine fibers that can effectively pick up dirt and dust. In the script, it is used for drying down surfaces after cleaning with Ajax and for wiping various areas. The use of a microfiber rag underscores the thoroughness of the cleaning process and the attention to detail in achieving a streak-free finish.

💡Granite Cleaner

Granite Cleaner is a specialized cleaning product used for cleaning and maintaining natural stone surfaces like granite. The script specifies its use for final touches on marble or granite countertops after scrubbing and washing, emphasizing the importance of using appropriate products to protect and enhance the appearance of different materials.

💡Neutral pH Cleaner

Neutral pH Cleaner is a cleaning solution with a pH level close to 7, which is neither acidic nor alkaline. It is used for cleaning various surfaces without causing damage or altering their natural pH balance. In the script, it is employed for cleaning the inside of cabinets and other areas, illustrating the careful selection of cleaning products to ensure safety and effectiveness.

💡Zep Stainless Steel Cleaner

Zep Stainless Steel Cleaner is a product specifically formulated for cleaning and maintaining stainless steel surfaces. The script mentions its use on appliances like ovens, refrigerators, and dishwashers, as well as handles, highlighting the importance of specialized cleaners for different material types in achieving a comprehensive clean.

💡Sprayway

Sprayway is a brand of glass cleaner that is favored in the script for its effectiveness in cleaning glass surfaces. Although not physically featured in the video, it is mentioned as a preferred choice for cleaning glass, indicating the value placed on using high-quality products to ensure a streak-free and sparkling finish.

💡Swiffer Six-Foot Extendable Duster

The Swiffer Six-Foot Extendable Duster is a tool that extends the reach of the Swiffer Duster, allowing for high dusting without the need for a ladder. It is appreciated in the script for its convenience and disposability, which contributes to the efficiency of the cleaning process.

💡O Cedar Spin Mop

The O Cedar Spin Mop is a mop with a unique spinning mechanism that makes it easier to clean and dry floors. It is one of the favorite mops mentioned in the script, indicating its effectiveness and the preference for tools that enhance the cleaning process.

Highlights

Introduction of essential products needed for move-in without cleaning first, including Swiffer Duster, Easy-Off Oven Cleaner, SOS pads, Mr. Clean Floor Cleaner, non-scratch sponge, Ajax, Mr. Clean Magic Erasers, Dawn soap, Degreaser, microfiber rag, method Granite cleaner, neutral pH cleaner, and Zep stainless steel cleaner.

Use of Swiffer Duster for dusting as the initial step in cleaning.

Preparation of kitchen appliances like oven and refrigerator for cleaning by spraying with Easy-Off Oven Cleaner.

Utilization of Mr. Clean Floor Cleaner with antibacterial properties for floor cleaning.

Scrubbing countertops and backsplash with non-scratch sponge and Ajax.

Use of Mr. Clean Magic Erasers for dealing with grease effectively.

Recommendation to use Dawn soap with Magic Erasers for cleaning cabinet tops and Degreaser as a less harsh chemical alternative.

Drying countertops with a microfiber rag after scrubbing.

Final touch of cleaning countertops with method Granite cleaner for marble or granite surfaces.

Cleaning cabinets with neutral pH cleaner for the front and inside.

Use of Zep stainless steel cleaner for any stainless steel surfaces in the kitchen.

Introduction of cleaning equipment like Swiffer six-foot extendable duster and O Cedar Spin Mop.

Guidance on move-in move-out cleaning process for luxury apartment buildings and multi-family housing units.

Detailed cleaning process starting with high dusting and moving to cleaning the shower, toilet, light switches, outlets, and baseboards.

Cleaning the sink area, including the mirror and sink top, followed by vacuuming and wet wiping cabinets.

Vacuuming and mopping floors as the final step in bathroom cleaning.

Importance of cleaning walk-in closets, including high dusting, vacuuming, and wiping shelves.

Cleaning process in bedrooms, emphasizing dusting, cleaning windows, light switches, outlets, and baseboards, followed by vacuuming.

Cleaning the laundry room, including high dusting, vacuuming, and cleaning appliances like washing machines and dryers.

Kitchen cleaning steps, starting with high dusting, cleaning cabinets, microwave, backsplash, countertops, bottom cabinets, dishwasher, stove, and refrigerator.

Final touches in kitchen cleaning, including polishing stainless steel and vacuuming and mopping floors.

Transcripts

here are the products that you are going

to need to perform a proper move-in

without cleaning first and foremost we

have our Swiffer Duster

that we're going to use for dusting

secondly we're going to have our easy

off oven cleaner paired with our SOS

pads that I don't have at the moment

when cleaning the kitchen or actually

when entering the apartment make sure to

spray the oven first with this so that

it can do its magic now we have our Mr

Clean floor cleaner with antibacterial

for the floor

we have our non-scratchy sponge with

some Ajax now this is really great to

scrub the countertops scrub the

backsplash also from the backsplash if

needed at any point we do have our Mr

Clean Magic Erasers these help with

grease like super super well I also want

to mention that you can use some Dawn

soap and Magic Erasers as well for the

top of the cabinets should you find any

grease or you could also pack some

Degreaser but we like to use Ajax just

you know because it is less harsh of a

chemical now after you scrub the

counters down with your Ajax and your

non-scratch sponge you're going to want

to dry it down with a microfiber Rag and

then go over the countertops if they are

marble or Granite with some method

Granite cleaner this is the final touch

after scrubbing and washing the

countertops now we do have our neutral

pH neutral cleaner we do use this for

the front and inside of the cabinets and

honestly anywhere else that you may need

it and of course we have our final item

that we use at the end of the clean our

Zep stainless steel cleaner and we will

use this on any stainless steel in the

kitchen so the oven the refrigerator the

dishwasher and all of the handles and of

course we have our paper towel that we

like to use in pair with our glass

cleaner that I don't have featured here

at the moment but you guys know how much

I love Sprayway

now I wanted to show you guys some

equipment that we use for cleaning so

first we have our Swiffer six foot

extendable duster these are great for

high dusting as well as low dusting and

I love that you can throw these away

after every clean

to mop we have the O Cedar Spin Mop one

of my favorite mops of all time let's go

into this move-in move out apartment

cleaning follow me

all right everybody so I'm going to be

walking you through

a move-in move out cleaning for one of

our contracted clients okay so as you

can see the very front door is right

here

so this is the front door we have right

over here to the left we have the

laundry room as you can see this is

where the clients go ahead and do the

laundry if we turn over to the right

here we have the kitchen area we already

had the management

pull out the oven for us as well as the

refrigerator now we require management

to do this for us so that we don't

damage the floors okay we at no point

want to mess up anybody's floors

now here you can see the main room this

is going to be the living dining room

area

we have some lighting set up because

we're doing some videos today but

normally this wouldn't be here off to

the right we have a bedroom

okay a closet a walk-in closet

and one of the bathrooms so this

bathroom has a shower

and a toilet

and then we're gonna walk to the other

side of the apartment so this is a two

bedroom two bathroom apartment you guys

here we just have a little

closet for the towels that we're sure to

clean out and another full bathroom now

this bathroom has

a bathtub

now a lot of these apartments are left

in shambles because not everybody

regularly cleans their homes right

and now here is the second bedroom

so this is the apartment that we are

going to be cleaning from top to bottom

all right you guys so here we are in a

full bathroom for a move-in move out

cleaning this is a very detailed clean

so you want to make sure that you don't

miss any of these steps or items now the

very first thing that we're going to be

doing is doing the high dusting so be

sure to make sure there are no vents or

any cobwebs that are meeting up in the

corner where the ceiling meets the wall

now the Second Step would be cleaning or

rather prepping this disgusting shower

so the first thing you would want to do

is you know spray down the shower with

some product let it work in we're going

to be scrubbing the walls scrubbing the

shower head scrubbing the inside of just

the entirety of this shower the floor of

course and of course working on these

super disgusting

shower doors right these have a lot of

soap scum they're moldy so we're

definitely going to get to that now

while you can actually let this prep

before cleaning it I would say go ahead

and make sure to clean the toilet right

so we spray this down with some bathroom

cleaner you know use all the right tools

and make sure to always get behind and

on the sides of the toilet

now the next step or area that I would

be cleaning on this bathroom would be of

course to not forget any of the light

switches the outlets

and of course the baseboards okay the

baseboards are really important so are

the light switches and the outlets you

guys now we're going to move on to the

sink area okay so what we were going to

do first is make sure to clean and dust

that light off we're going to properly

clean this really really gross mirror

right here as you can see there's a lot

of splatter next is going to be the sink

area we're going to clean this whole

sink top make sure to get all of this

dust debris and dirt off of here and

then we're gonna head to these cabinets

so we actually vacuum out all of the

drawers and the cabinets and then we go

back in and we wet wipe them okay so we

wet wipe them and of course we clean you

know the ridges and the front as well

and that leaves us with the floors then

which we vacuum using our HEPA vacuums

and we spin mop and let dry and exit the

room the cleaning family if you guys are

interested in learning all there is to

know about move-in move out cleanings

for luxury apartment buildings and

multi-family housing units then be sure

to check out my new online course I will

be dropping a link for this course in

the description of this video

now here we have a walk-in closet the

closet absolutely has to be clean every

item or room area in the home is going

to get cleaned so as you can see this

closet has a lot of different shelving

so we will be doing the high dusting

first making sure you know there are no

cobwebs we're going to be cleaning out

all of the cabinets and of course doing

all the baseboards and the outlets and

then of course vacuuming this floor

hey cleaning family so here we are in a

bedroom and I'm going to give you the

steps for you not to miss when doing a

move-in move out cleaning now we always

like to start from top to bottom left to

right and that's because there's

something called gravity right so it

makes sense to do anything up top first

so now what we would be doing is doing

the dusting where the wall meets the

ceiling around the entire room we would

then be grabbing our three-step ladder

and cleaning this stand right here above

using some microfiber rags and a pH

neutral cleaner to wipe every single fan

blade we want to make sure we don't

leave any dust or debris behind now what

is next you ask well if we're working

from top to bottom that would bring us

to our Windows right so what we do is we

just clean the inside of the windows we

give a little wipe over here to where

you know another part of the window

where you'd see some dirt and dust we do

clean the inside of the glass and then

we go ahead

and we lift the window and we actually

vacuum this out and then wet wipe it so

we're going to go ahead and close this

for now now the next step since we've

done all the high items would be the

next level of height so we would then be

cleaning off all of the light switches

in the room and from the light switches

we're going to go ahead and clean all of

the outlets okay there are multiple

outlets in this room and you don't want

to forget any of them and then one of

the last steps would be to dust and wet

wipe the baseboards okay the baseboards

are very important

that leaves us with the floor because we

have carpeting on this floor all we're

going to have to do is vacuum and then

shut the lights off and close the door

and move on to our next area

now because the front door of the

apartment is over here we went ahead and

completed the bedroom and the bathroom

on the right side now hypothetically

speaking you could have picked either

the right or the left side because we do

clean out of the home at all times think

of a home as a Tetris game you always

want to start from the furthest point

and clean your way out of the room so

moving from this one bedroom and

bathroom we would then be going ahead

and cleaning that bedroom and bathroom

on the other side of the apartment only

leaving a rectangular section left to

clean which is the living room and

dining room area right here

as you can see and

the kitchen area behind me after we're

gonna do the kitchen you follow me

we're going to go ahead and clean out

this closet right here

okay from top to bottom cleaning off the

cabinets cleaning off the baseboards

vacuuming and mopping and the very last

area of cleaning this apartment would be

this laundry room

here we are in the laundry room you guys

and you know the very first step is

going to be what high dusting so after

we do the high dusting the next step is

going to be getting our three-step

ladder and getting up top here and

actually vacuuming and or wet wiping

this uh cabinet piece right and we're

also going to make sure to wipe this off

and then eventually stainless steel

polish it anything that's stainless

steel always gets polished after the

initial cleaning now as you can see over

here we have a water heater okay and

this has a bunch of dirt and debris so

we're going to wipe this down as well

and vacuum the base of that here we have

our washing machines and dryers and yes

these do need to be cleaned so with the

dryer you want to make sure to pull out

the filter you know vacuum all this dust

and lint and then go ahead and wash this

actually hand wash this in the sink now

these are pretty simple to clean because

all we do really is vacuum and wet wipe

the top and the side of the dryer fire

inside we do a little quick vacuum and a

little quick wet wipe of the unit

now sometimes these can be a little bit

more difficult with the washing machines

and I'll tell you why aside from

vacuuming and cleaning you know wet

wiping this uh unit from the outside

come here you'll see that there are dirt

and particles stuck all along here I

suggest using a really warm wet rag with

some Dawn soap and that'll help get some

of the grease off if not you can use a

Degreaser now in here in the actual

washing machine yes they do require for

us to clean it so we do a quick vacuum

and a quick wet wipe with a microfiber

Rag and possibly Degreaser I have no

idea how this family got grease in their

washing machine but they did now this is

a main focus point that you do want to

pay attention to this is a detergent cup

and this has to be removed okay now

there is a bunch of Caked Up and old

detergent in there all we do is allow

really hot water to kind of

you know rinse through it to get a

majority of the leftover detergent out

and then down here in this cup we also

take a rag and wipe out all of that

nastiness now after we're done cleaning

all of the surfaces and doing all of our

high dusting we're going to go ahead and

wipe down anything

um you know any of the light switches

and of course the outlets and then that

brings us to the baseboards and then of

course vacuuming and mopping the floor

hey guys so now we are in the kitchen

and normally this is the toughest room

to clean after the bathrooms because

they are so highly used people cook in

here people gather and eat right so I

want to tell you everything that you

guys need to clean when doing a move-in

move out cleaning in a kitchen so the

very first thing we're going to start

with as I have mentioned before in every

other room is the high dusting we're

going to make sure we don't have any

cobwebs around the perimeter of the room

or any of the events above now the next

thing that we would do in the kitchen is

actually go ahead and get on top of

these cabinets right so we usually use a

three-step ladder

but I just want to can I see that I just

want to show you guys what the top of

these cabinets look like

so these happen to not be super greasy

but yeah it's got a little bit so we're

gonna go ahead and degrease the top of

all of these cabinets because nobody

wants to move into this right and then

the very next step would be cleaning

inside every single cabinet so the

cabinets are going to be after the high

dusting again we're going to do the top

of the cabinets and we're going to do

the inside of the cabinets now if

they're really really dirty and have a

lot of food I normally have my team go

ahead and vacuum these out first and

then wet wipe them with a microfiber Rag

and some neutral pH cleaner we do not

want to forget the ledges

okay we don't want to forget the inside

and of course we do not want to forget

the outside of all of these cabinets now

after we complete doing the top the

inside and the outside of all the

cabinets we are going to be cleaning

the microwave okay so we're going to

clean the microwave inside and out as

you can see there is some food splatter

you know typical microwave stuff

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in the description of this video we go

over how to understand who your ideal

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win proposals how to properly clean and

actually maintain that relationship so

that you have that contract for years to

come I'm going to go ahead and clean the

backsplash and again it's because we are

cleaning from top to bottom so we're

going to go ahead and degrease and clean

all of the backsplash around this

kitchen it is a little crowded right now

the after the backsplash would be the

countertops next right so we'll vacuum

these because these are super Dusty

we'll scrub them and then we will dry

them down now moving forward or the next

step is going to be doing the bottom

cabinets okay so we're going to open all

of the drawers we're going to vacuum

them out wet wipe them out as I

mentioned and do the same for the

cabinets right we're going to clean all

of this out clean the front clean the

back of them and then we're going to be

moving on to the dishwasher so we do

clean the inside and the outside of the

dishwasher now there's usually a little

filter down there at the bottom so if

you can access that make sure to pull

that out and clean it of all the

and the gunk

and then after we do the dishwasher

we're going to go ahead and move on to

the stove area so first we would go

ahead and vacuum and mop behind this

stove this is why the management pulled

it out because they want us to vacuum

and mop and then we would go ahead and

push this unit forward now after pushing

this unit forward we're going to go

ahead and clean the top of the stove

make sure to take the grates apart take

these little pieces off and then we're

going to get into the oven now I didn't

mention this in the beginning of the

video so I will say this now you should

absolutely spray the oven down when you

first walk in because the easy offer

oven off does take about an hour to work

now we sprayed this down a day prior and

we will be adding a little bit more

product before we get to cleaning this

stove now that we're done with the stove

we're going to move on to the

refrigerator okay so as you can see the

refrigerator has almost been completely

emptied we have one lunch Bowl here

but that's fine and what I tell my

teammates to do

my cleaning technicians is to take a

photo of both the refrigerator and the

freezer because

there have been so many times where we

did not remember how to put a

refrigerator or a freezer door back and

it's become a problem so we absolutely

100 percent want to take photos that way

we can remember how to put the unit back

together so we do clean both the

refrigerator and the freezer we take

every single little piece of these off

to be washed in the sink okay so first

we remove everything after taking those

photos we have somebody Washing parts in

the sink while somebody cleans the

actual inside of the unit okay and we're

also going to dry everything off put

everything back in the unit and clean on

top of the refrigerator make sure to

dust wipe do what you need to to clean

the top of the fridge and then of course

we're going to finish off by polishing

all of the stainless steel in the

kitchen and the final

part of cleaning the kitchen would then

be HEPA vacuuming the floors and mopping

them as well

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thank you