Quick cleaning refers to a rapid and efficient cleaning routine designed to address specific areas or tasks in your home when you have limited time available. Quick cleaning is especially useful for managing daily or unexpected messes or for giving certain areas a brief refresh.
Here are some areas we pay attention in quick cleaning:
Prioritize: Identify the most critical areas or tasks that need immediate attention. Focus on high-traffic areas or places where messes are most visible.
Supplies: We provide cleaning supplies readily available to avoid wasting time searching for them. Basic supplies might include a microfiber cloth, multipurpose cleaner, a broom, a dustpan, and a vacuum cleaner.
Setting Timer: If you’re working with limited time, we set a timer for 15-30 minutes to help stay on track and avoid spending too much time on one task.
Declutter: Quickly pick up and put away any items that are out of place, such as toys, shoes, or dishes. Decluttering makes it easier to clean surfaces.
Surface Wipe Down: Use damp cloth or a cleaning wipe to quickly wipe down countertops, tables, and other surfaces in the main living areas. Focus on visible dirt and stains.
Spot Clean Floors: Sweep or vacuum high-traffic areas and spot-clean any visible spills or stains on the floor. We don’t do a thorough floor cleaning during a quick cleaning session.
Bathroom Blitz: In the bathroom, wipe down the sink and countertop, clean the toilet bowl and seat, and quickly clean the bathroom mirror.
Tidy Up: Quickly fluff cushions, straighten throw blankets, and arrange pillows to make seating areas look more inviting.
Empty Trash: Empty trash cans in the main living areas and replace liners as needed.
Multitask: While one cleaning task is underway, we start another task, helps in saving time.
Focus on High-Impact Areas: Pay attention to areas that guests or family members are likely to notice first, such as the entryway or the kitchen.
Freshen Up: Uses air fresheners or opening windows to freshen the space.