Domestic  Cleaning

Using microfiber cloths or dusters to wipe down surfaces, including furniture, electronics, and other items.

Paying attention to hard-to-reach areas, corners, and spaces where dust tends to accumulate.

Using a vacuum cleaner with appropriate attachments to thoroughly clean carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture.

Focusing on high-traffic areas and places where allergens may accumulate.

Using a broom to collect dirt and debris from hard floors.
 

Ensuring that all areas, including corners and edges, are properly swept.

Mixing and using suitable cleaning solutions with a mop to clean hard floors.

Paying attention to stains and spills for effective cleaning.

Wiping down kitchen surfaces with disinfectant or cleaning solutions.
 

Cleaning kitchen appliances, including the stove, microwave, and refrigerator.
 

Ensuring the sink is thoroughly cleaned and sanitised.

Using appropriate cleaning products to clean and disinfect bathroom fixtures.

Addressing soap scum and mould in showers and ensuring proper ventilation.

Sanitising bathroom surfaces to prevent the spread of germs.

Sorting, washing, and drying clothes according to care instructions.
 

Folding and organising clean laundry, ensuring it is put away in designated areas.

Arranging items neatly on shelves, in cabinets, and living spaces.
 

Decluttering and organising personal belongings to create an orderly environment.

Emptying trash bins in various rooms and disposing of waste appropriately.

Using trash liners and ensuring bins are clean and sanitised.

Addressing any unique cleaning needs based on the individual's health conditions, such as using hypoallergenic products or avoiding certain chemicals.