Cleaning at the end of lease period takes a lot of time and commitment; it’s a responsible job. Therefore it has to be done perfectly. As a part of the entire home, the bathroom is a place that requires more scrubbing, but if you have been good, persistent tenant then you have nothing to worry about. And the opposite if you have been bad and your bathroom hasn’t been cleaned for long time, you will have a lot of work.
End of lease cleaning Melbourne has is one type of service, that could help a lot. Those guys are going to make the messiest house looking like it’s taken out from a catalogue. Of course, that will reflect on the price for their work at the end.
Lets proceed and see what you need to clean in the bathroom. Before you start try to clean, really, not only to imitate such work and trying to mask dirty areas. Take a good look at the walls, the toilet bowl, the bath tub. Take all the detergents you are going to need and the tools as well. The more organised you are, the quicker you will finish. Start with the walls, make them shine. Use cream cleaners for the tiles, apply on soft cloth and wipe all the soap scum built up there. Make sure you don’t miss the grout as well. While you wiping the tiles, apply toilet cleaner on the toilet bowl. As soon as you finish the walls, take the toilet brush and clean the inside of the bowl, use sponge to wipe the outside as well. The bath tub could also be cleaned with cream cleaner. Avoid using abrasive sponges and scrapers as they will scratch the surface. Wash the shower curtains and wipe the sink and the mirror above it, at the end.
The level of cleanliness of the rented unit will determine whether you will receive the full amount of the deposit back or some deductions will be made from it. Cleaners in Melbourne could help you with the entire end of lease cleaning or whatever you couldn’t cope with .
