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Touch Zone #5 - All Bathrooms, Laundry Room, Guest Bedroom and Office/Den

 
 
Final Touch Housekeeping’s Detailed Cleaning List
 
Touch Zone 5 – All Bathrooms, Laundry Room, Guest Bedroom/Den, and Office
 
Don't start the cleaning section until you have organized and de-cluttered each Touch Zone.  If you have things out of place or too much clutter, you will quickly become frustrated and will not get optimal use of your time.  See our De-Cluttering Tips on our introduction blog.
 
If you are organized and de-cluttered, you are ready to begin!  Remember, just 15-20 minutes in each area of the Touch Zones.  You won't get to everything so don't stress at each list.  Over time and with the help of Final Touch Housekeeping, you will gain control of your home.
 
Once your home has been de-cluttered and organized, you are ready to start with our detailed list for cleaning Touch Zone 5.  When you hire Final Touch Housekeeping, you pay us to do everything on our list every time we clean your home (except for the front porch).  We don’t expect that you will get everything done, and that is fine.  Just doing 15 – 20 minutes in each Touch Area will help you maintain your home in between our cleanings.
 
All Bathrooms Touch Zone
 
1.  Using a Webster (looks like a big toilet brush and can be purchased at Home Depot), brush down all cob webs and/or spider webs starting at the ceiling down to the baseboards and the tops of any curtains
2.  Throw away empty bottles
3.  Clean the shower walls and glass
4.  Use a SQUEEGIE on the walls AND the glass EVERYTIME they get wet – then dry the walls and glass
5.  Use Turtle Wax or Pledge to wax the interior shower glass
6.  Use a magic eraser to clean shower pan and tub, rinse and dry
7.  Organize your medicine cabinet and vanity drawers – gather expired prescription medication and take to your pharmacy for disposal.  DO NOT THROW AWAY OR FLUSH DOWN THE TOILET
8.  Clean your scale
9.  Spot clean your bathroom cupboard and drawer fronts
10. Clean interior windows
11. Wipe off window sills
12. Damp wipe your baseboards
13. Wash area rugs – DO NOT DRY, replace
14. Clean your floor – we do it by hand as it enables us to get into the corners
 
Laundry Room
 
1.  Using a Webster (looks like a big toilet brush and can be purchased at Home Depot), brush down all cob webs and/or spider webs starting at the ceiling down to the baseboards and the tops of any curtains
2.  Look behind washer and dryer for odd clothing (socks, towels, clothing)
3.  Wipe off washer and dryer top and back splash with control panel
4.  Clean the underside of the washer lid and interior lip where lid rests (top loading)
5.  Wipe off washer and drawer front, door and pedestal (if applicable)
6.  Clean the inside of the door and the interior lip where the door closes
7.  Throw away empty bottles and boxes
8.  Wipe off any shelving
9.  Clean interior windows
10. Wipe off window sills
11. Damp wipe your baseboards
12. Wash area rugs – DO NOT DRY, replace
13. Clean your floor – we do it by hand as it enables us to get into the corners
 
Guest Bedroom / Den
 
1.     Using a Webster (looks like a big toilet brush and can be purchased at Home Depot), brush down all cob webs and/or spider webs starting at the ceiling down to the baseboards and the tops of any curtains
2.     Dust and polish furniture
3.     Flip mattress
4.     Wash bedding – comforter, sheets, mattress pad, pillow cases, bed skirt, replace bedding
5.     Wash Curtains
6.     Dust ceiling fan and blades
7.     Dust or wet-wipe blinds
8.     Dust any décor
9.     Dust and polish furniture
10.   Clean interior windows
11.   Wipe off window sills
12.   Damp wipe your baseboards
13.   Wash area rugs – DO NOT DRY, replace
14.   Vacuum carpet INCLUDING UNDER THE BED (if appropriate)
15.   Vacuum hard flooring and damp mop (if appropriate) 
 
Office
 
1.  Using a Webster (looks like a big toilet brush and can be purchased at Home Depot), brush down all cob webs and/or spider webs starting at the ceiling down to the baseboards and the tops of any curtains
2.  Dust and polish furniture
3.  Dust ceiling fan and blades
4.  Dust any décor
5.  Straighten and dust bookcase – dust tops of books
6.  Organize, dust and polish desk, hutch and drawers
7.  Check lamp bulb and replace if necessary
8.  Clean interior windows
9.  Wipe off window sills
10. Clean phone
11. Damp wipe your baseboards
12. Use Magic Eraser to remove finger prints and dirt from walls
13. Wash area rugs – DO NOT DRY, replace
14. Vacuum carpet INCLUDING UNDER THE BED (if appropriate)
15. Vacuum hard flooring and damp mop (if appropriate)
 
Have you finished your 15-20 minutes in each area for Touch Zone #5?  How do you feel?  Can you see what you have accomplished?  Don't worry if you don't see the big picture yet - you will and it will be AMAZING!
 
Michelle
 

1 Comment to Touch Zone #5 - All Bathrooms, Laundry Room, Guest Bedroom and Office/Den:

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plumbing on Friday, March 16, 2012 11:35 PM
Getting everything organized is a good practice. You'll never know when inconvenience will bring you to sudden despair.
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