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Cleaning Checklist

Your Guide to Helping You Never Cleaning Your Home Again.

by A Helping Hand 608-829-2444

Formal Living, Dining & Family Room Areas:

* Dust furniture
* Vacuum carpets
* Clean under couch cushions
* Dust light fixtures
* Dust exposed heat registers and baseboards
* Dust windowsills
* Patio doors inside and out

Kitchen and Laundry Areas:

* Clean countertops
* Clean small kitchen appliances
* Microwave inside and out
* Stove exterior and inside oven window
* Refrigerator exterior, rubber seals and air vents
* Cabinet exteriors
* Dishwasher and trash compactor exteriors
* Sink, faucet and drain
* Inside windows over sink
* Dust window sills
* Vacuum and mop floors
* Dust exposed heat registers and baseboards
* Washer and dryer exteriors; inside washer lid

Bedrooms and Office Areas:

* Dust furniture
* Vacuum carpets
* Linens: change or straighten
* Dust exposed heat registers and baseboards
* Dust light fixtures, lampshades and artwork

Master Bath/ Hallway Bath/ Half Bath:

* Tub/shower stall(s)
* Commode inside and out
* Lights, mirrors and counter
* Clean cabinet exteriors
* Paper holder/towel racks
* Vacuum and mop floors and rugs
* Dust exposed heat registers and baseboards

Entry, Exit, Stairwell, Hallway

* Dust furniture
* Dust light fixtures, lamp shades and artwork
* Vacuum and mop floors
* Dust exposed heat register and baseboards

Rotational Tasks:

These tasks are typically completed on a rotational basis,

depending on the needs in your home from visit to visit,

or we will select these tasks based on an area or room of concentration.

* Polish furniture
* Move and clean under furniture
* Edge carpets
* Clean unexposed heat registers and baseboards
* Cobweb patrol
* Dust ceiling fans
* Wash artwork/light fixtures
* Wash window frames
* Wash door frames
* Polish kitchen cabinets
* Wash kitchen baseboards and splashboards
* Polish bathroom cabinets

Add-On Services: ($30/hr. Team Member)

The following services may be available with prior advance notice and at additional charge.

These items are not considered every-time cleaning tasks.

* Wash windows inside
* Wash walls and ceilings
* Empty, wipe and replace items inside the cabinets and/or hutches
* Removes shoes, etc. from closets, vacuum and replace
* Vacuum drapes
* Clean ornate chandeliers
* Remove ashes from fireplace
* Clean inside oven (please run self-cleaning ovens the night before)
* Clean inside the refrigerator

We look forward to helping you. Contact us today for your customized quote.

quote@madisonhousecleaning.net

Scott Kindberg

A Helping Hand 608-829-2444

To remove grass stains, dab the area with rubbing alcohol or diluted hydrogen peroxide before washing. Or, try putting liquid dishwashing detergent on the stain, let sit for ten minutes then wash.

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To remove a mustard stain from a silk garment, if the garment is washable silk, first rinse in cold water. Then gently rub a protein hair shampoo or a liquid enzyme detergent, such as Era, into the stain and allow it to sit for a few minutes. Soak 12 hours in soapy water. Rinse well. Don’t twist or pull. Handle the silk gently and hang it to dry. If the silk is not washable, have the garment dry cleaned.

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