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Airbnb turnover cleaning

Preparation

Review the cleaning schedule and guest check-in/check-out times.

Access the property's calendar for check-in and check-out dates.
Note specific times for guest arrivals and departures.
Identify any same-day turnovers requiring efficient cleaning.
Plan cleaning tasks according to the schedule.

Gather all necessary cleaning supplies and equipment.

List all required cleaning supplies (e.g., disinfectants, cleaners).
Collect cleaning tools (e.g., mop, vacuum, broom, dustpan).
Ensure all items are easily accessible and organized.
Double-check for any additional items needed for the specific turnover.

Ensure all linens and towels are freshly laundered and available.

Verify that all bed linens are clean and wrinkle-free.
Confirm towels are freshly washed and in sufficient quantity.
Fold and neatly stack linens and towels in designated areas.
Replace any damaged or stained linens and towels.

Confirm any special guest requests or notes from previous guests

Review guest notes for specific requests or preferences.
Check for any feedback or issues noted by previous guests.
Prepare to accommodate special requests (e.g., extra pillows).
Document any important notes for future reference.

Check inventory levels of cleaning supplies and replenish if necessary

Inspect current stock of cleaning supplies.
Identify items that are low or depleted.
Create a shopping list for necessary replenishments.
Order or purchase supplies before cleaning begins.

Ensure all cleaning tools are in good working condition (e.g., vacuum, mop)

Inspect each cleaning tool for functionality and cleanliness.
Clean or replace any defective or worn-out tools.
Test electronic devices to ensure they operate properly.
Organize tools for easy access during cleaning.

Charge any necessary electronic devices (e.g., vacuum, steam cleaner) before starting

Identify all electronic devices needing charging.
Connect devices to their chargers and ensure they are powered on.
Allow adequate time for devices to charge fully.
Prepare devices for immediate use once cleaning starts.

Initial Assessment

Conduct a walkthrough of the property to identify any maintenance issues.

Walk through each room systematically.
Look for broken fixtures, leaks, or damages.
Document issues with photos and notes.
Check common areas, hallways, and outdoor spaces.

Check for items left behind by previous guests and document them if necessary.

Inspect all rooms, including closets and drawers.
Collect any items found and categorize them.
Take photos for documentation.
Determine if items need to be reported or discarded.

Verify that all appliances are functioning properly

Test each appliance, including kitchen and laundry.
Ensure they operate without error.
Check for cleanliness and any signs of damage.
Document any malfunctioning appliances.

Inspect for any signs of pest activity or damage

Look for droppings, nests, or damage to property.
Check under sinks and in corners.
Note any signs of infestations.
Recommend pest control if necessary.

Ensure all light fixtures and bulbs are operational

Turn on each light fixture in the property.
Replace any burnt-out bulbs.
Check for flickering or malfunctioning lights.
Document any repairs needed.

Check the condition of furniture and decor for any wear or damage

Examine each piece of furniture closely.
Look for scratches, stains, or tears.
Assess decor items for signs of wear.
Document any needed repairs or replacements.

Assess the cleanliness of windows and window treatments

Inspect windows for dirt, smudges, or streaks.
Check curtains or blinds for dust or damage.
Clean as needed or note for professional cleaning.
Ensure windows open and close properly.

Look for any stains or marks on walls and ceilings

Examine all walls and ceilings thoroughly.
Identify any stains, marks, or damage.
Document areas that require cleaning or repainting.
Consider professional cleaning if necessary.

Confirm that all essential supplies (toilet paper, soap, etc.) are stocked and available

Check each bathroom and kitchen for supplies.
Ensure adequate stock of essentials.
Restock items where necessary.
Document any items that need to be ordered.

Test the heating and cooling systems for proper operation

Set the thermostat to test both heating and cooling.
Listen for unusual noises or malfunctions.
Ensure all vents are clear and functional.
Document any issues and recommend repairs.

Review the overall condition of outdoor spaces (if applicable)

Inspect patios, gardens, and balconies.
Check for cleanliness and maintenance needs.
Look for damaged furniture or decor.
Document any repairs or cleaning required.

Take note of any safety hazards or emergency equipment that needs attention (e.g., smoke detectors, fire extinguishers)

Check the functionality of smoke detectors and alarms.
Inspect fire extinguishers for expiration dates.
Look for other safety hazards, like loose railings.
Document any equipment that needs replacement or service.

Living Areas

Dust all surfaces, including furniture and decor items.

Use a microfiber cloth to trap dust.
Start from the top surfaces and work downwards.
Pay attention to shelves, picture frames, and decorative items.
Check for cobwebs in corners and remove them.

Wipe down electronics, including TVs and remote controls.

Use a soft, lint-free cloth for screens.
Dampen cloth slightly with water or a screen-safe cleaner.
Wipe remote controls with disinfectant wipes.
Ensure all surfaces are dry to prevent damage.

Vacuum carpets and rugs; mop hard floors as needed.

Use a vacuum with appropriate settings for carpets.
Move furniture if necessary to vacuum thoroughly.
For hard floors, sweep first to remove debris.
Mop with a suitable cleaner for the floor type.

Remove trash and replace liners in bins.

Empty all trash bins in living areas.
Replace with fresh, appropriately-sized liners.
Ensure bins are clean and free of residue.
Check for recycling and dispose accordingly.

Check and clean light fixtures and ceiling fans

Use a duster or microfiber cloth for fixtures.
Turn off power before cleaning ceiling fans.
Remove dust from blades and pull chains.
Ensure all fixtures are securely in place.

Wipe down windows and window sills

Use a glass cleaner for windows.
Clean window sills with a damp cloth.
Check for any streaks and wipe them away.
Ensure all windows are closed and locked.

Clean mirrors and glass surfaces

Use a glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth.
Wipe in a circular motion to avoid streaks.
Check for smudges and clean again if necessary.
Ensure all edges are free of dirt.

Organize and straighten any books, magazines, or other items

Arrange books and magazines neatly on shelves.
Check for any items out of place and correct them.
Remove any outdated materials or clutter.
Consider aesthetic arrangement for visual appeal.

Check for and remove any pet hair or debris from upholstery

Use a lint roller or vacuum attachment for upholstery.
Check under cushions for hidden debris.
Wipe down fabric with a damp cloth if needed.
Ensure any pet-related items are removed.

Ensure all cushions and pillows are fluffed and arranged neatly

Fluff cushions and pillows to restore shape.
Arrange them symmetrically for a tidy look.
Check for any stains or damage and address them.
Consider decorative arrangement for visual appeal.

Check for any damaged items or maintenance needs and report them

Inspect furniture, decor, and appliances for damage.
Note any maintenance issues such as leaks or burns.
Document findings for reporting to management.
Ensure all items are in working condition.

Refresh air by opening windows or using air fresheners

Open windows to allow fresh air in.
Check weather conditions before opening.
Use air fresheners or essential oils for fragrance.
Ensure a pleasant scent without overpowering odors.

Sanitize frequently-touched surfaces, such as doorknobs and light switches

Use disinfectant wipes or sprays.
Pay special attention to high-touch areas.
Ensure surfaces are completely dry before use.
Implement a thorough sanitization routine.

Ensure that any provided amenities (e.g., blankets, throws) are clean and in good condition

Inspect all amenities for stains or damage.
Wash or replace items as necessary.
Fold and arrange neatly in designated areas.
Provide a welcoming appearance for guests.

Set up any outdoor furniture if applicable

Check outdoor furniture for cleanliness and damage.
Arrange furniture in a functional and inviting layout.
Wipe down surfaces to remove dust or debris.
Ensure cushions are clean and in place.

Bedrooms

Strip the beds of used linens and replace with fresh bedding.

Remove all used linens and pillowcases.
Inspect the mattress for stains or damage.
Place fresh fitted sheet, flat sheet, and pillowcases on the bed.
Tuck in the sheets neatly and fluff the pillows.

Check under the bed for any forgotten items or dust.

Use a flashlight to check for items.
Remove any debris or dust bunnies.
Return any found items to their proper location.
Sweep or vacuum under the bed to ensure cleanliness.

Organize closets and dressers, ensuring hangers are available.

Fold and neatly arrange any clothes.
Ensure hangers are facing the same direction.
Check for empty hangers and replace as needed.
Remove any personal items left by previous guests.

Dust and wipe down all surfaces, including nightstands, dressers, and headboards

Use a microfiber cloth to dust all surfaces.
Wipe down with a suitable cleaner to remove fingerprints.
Pay special attention to corners and crevices.
Ensure all surfaces are dry and free of residue.

Vacuum or sweep the floor thoroughly, including corners and behind furniture

Move furniture slightly to access hidden areas.
Use a vacuum or broom to clean all floor surfaces.
Focus on corners, edges, and under beds.
Empty vacuum canister or dispose of dustpan contents.

Sanitize remote controls, light switches, and door handles

Use disinfectant wipes or spray for sanitation.
Pay attention to high-touch areas like switches and handles.
Ensure remote controls are functioning and clean.
Allow surfaces to dry before guests arrive.

Inspect and clean windows, including window sills and blinds or curtains

Check for smudges or dirt on glass panes.
Wipe down window sills and frames.
Dust or vacuum blinds and curtains carefully.
Ensure windows open and close smoothly.

Ensure all bedding is free of stains and wrinkles before making the bed

Inspect all bedding for stains or tears.
Smooth out wrinkles with hands or a steamer.
Replace any stained items with fresh ones.
Make the bed neatly with squared corners.

Check for any maintenance issues, such as loose fixtures or squeaky doors

Test all light switches and fixtures for functionality.
Listen for squeaks on doors and hinges.
Report any maintenance issues to management.
Document findings for future reference.

Organize any books, magazines, or decorative items on shelves or tables

Arrange items neatly for a tidy appearance.
Remove any items that are outdated or damaged.
Ensure decorative items are dust-free.
Consider the aesthetic appeal when organizing.

Ensure there are enough pillows and blankets available for guests

Count the number of pillows and blankets on the bed.
Replace any missing or damaged items.
Store extra pillows and blankets in the closet.
Ensure easy access for guests.

Check for any signs of pests and take appropriate action if necessary

Look for droppings, nests, or other signs of pests.
Inspect bedding, furniture, and corners thoroughly.
If found, contact pest control immediately.
Document any findings for future reference.

Add a pleasant scent to the room using air fresheners or essential oils

Choose a scent that is neutral and inviting.
Spray air freshener lightly in the air.
Consider using essential oil diffusers for a subtle aroma.
Ensure scent is not overpowering.

Bathrooms

Scrub and disinfect toilets, showers, and sinks.

Use a toilet brush and disinfectant for toilets.
Apply a suitable cleaner to showers and sinks.
Scrub all surfaces thoroughly, focusing on tough stains.
Rinse well with water to remove any cleaner residue.

Wipe down mirrors and any glass surfaces.

Use a glass cleaner or a vinegar-water solution.
Apply cleaner to a microfiber cloth or paper towel.
Wipe down mirrors in a circular motion to avoid streaks.
Ensure all glass surfaces are clear and smudge-free.

Replace used towels with clean ones and restock toiletries.

Gather all used towels and place them in laundry.
Retrieve fresh towels from storage, folding neatly.
Ensure toiletries are stocked, including soap and shampoo.
Place towels and toiletries in designated areas.

Check for mold or mildew and address appropriately.

Inspect all surfaces, especially in damp areas.
Use a mixture of vinegar and water to treat mold.
Scrub affected areas with a brush to remove growth.
Ensure proper ventilation to prevent future growth.

Remove any trash and replace liners in waste bins

Empty all waste bins, discarding trash appropriately.
Clean the inside of bins with disinfectant if necessary.
Replace with fresh liners, ensuring they fit properly.
Check for recycling bins and empty as needed.

Clean and disinfect bathroom floors, ensuring corners and edges are addressed

Sweep or vacuum to remove loose dirt and debris.
Mop with a disinfectant solution, focusing on edges.
Pay special attention to corners where dirt accumulates.
Allow floors to dry completely before use.

Wipe down and disinfect light switches, door handles, and faucet handles

Use a disinfectant wipe or cloth with disinfectant.
Wipe all surfaces thoroughly, ensuring no spots are missed.
Pay extra attention to high-touch areas.
Allow surfaces to air dry to ensure sanitization.

Clean and organize bathroom cabinets and drawers, removing any expired products

Empty contents of cabinets and drawers onto a flat surface.
Check expiration dates on all products and discard expired items.
Wipe down inside surfaces with disinfectant.
Organize items neatly, placing frequently used products at the front.

Ensure all plumbing fixtures are functioning properly and report any issues

Inspect faucets, showerheads, and toilets for leaks.
Turn on water to check pressure and temperature.
Listen for unusual sounds indicating plumbing issues.
Document any problems and report to maintenance.

Check and replace toilet paper rolls, ensuring there's ample supply

Check all toilet paper holders for empty or low rolls.
Replace with new rolls, ensuring they are easy to access.
Store extra rolls nearby for guest convenience.
Ensure that the roll is properly oriented for use.

Dust any surfaces, including shelves and decorative items

Use a microfiber cloth or duster for effective dusting.
Start from the top surfaces and work downwards.
Pay attention to decorative items and hard-to-reach areas.
Ensure all surfaces are free from dust before finishing.

Ensure ventilation fans are clean and functioning correctly

Remove any visible dust or debris from fan covers.
Turn on the fan to ensure it operates silently.
Check for any accumulated grime on fan blades.
Schedule professional cleaning if fans are heavily soiled.

Restock any additional amenities, such as cotton swabs, cotton balls, or facial tissues

Check current stock of all amenities.
Restock items neatly in designated areas.
Ensure items are within easy reach for guests.
Dispose of any damaged or expired products.

Inspect bath mats and rugs for cleanliness and replace if necessary

Check for stains, odors, or visible dirt on mats.
Clean or wash mats as per care instructions.
Replace with fresh mats if heavily soiled or damaged.
Ensure mats are laid flat to prevent tripping hazards.

Kitchen

Clean and sanitize countertops and surfaces.

Use a suitable cleaner for the surface material.
Wipe down with a clean cloth or sponge.
Pay special attention to corners and edges.
Ensure all spills and stains are removed.
Allow surfaces to air dry.

Wash any used dishes or load the dishwasher.

Scrape off food residues from dishes.
Rinse dishes under warm water.
Load the dishwasher efficiently, placing items correctly.
Run the dishwasher on an appropriate cycle.
Hand wash any non-dishwasher safe items.

Empty the fridge of any leftover food and clean it if necessary.

Remove all items from the fridge.
Check expiration dates on all items.
Dispose of any expired or unwanted food.
Clean shelves with a sanitizing solution.
Replace items neatly back into the fridge.

Restock kitchen supplies, such as coffee, sugar, and condiments.

Check inventory of kitchen supplies.
Restock coffee, sugar, and condiments to required levels.
Ensure all items are properly dated.
Organize supplies neatly in designated areas.
Dispose of any empty or expired containers.

Wipe down all appliances, including the microwave, oven, refrigerator, and toaster

Use a suitable cleaner for each appliance.
Wipe surfaces with a clean cloth.
Pay attention to buttons and handles.
Remove any food splatters or stains.
Ensure all appliances are dry and tidy.

Clean the stovetop and ensure burners are free from debris

Remove grates and burner covers if applicable.
Use a suitable cleaner for the stovetop material.
Scrub away any burned-on food or grease.
Rinse and dry all removable parts.
Replace grates and covers after cleaning.

Sweep and mop the kitchen floor thoroughly

Sweep the floor to collect debris and dust.
Use a suitable mop and cleaning solution.
Mop in sections for thorough cleaning.
Pay attention to corners and under appliances.
Allow the floor to dry completely.

Clean inside and outside of cabinets and drawers, removing any crumbs or spills

Empty all contents from cabinets and drawers.
Wipe down interiors with a damp cloth.
Check for items that need to be discarded.
Clean the exteriors with a suitable cleaner.
Replace items neatly back into cabinets.

Empty and clean the trash can, replacing the liner

Remove the trash bag and dispose of it.
Wash the trash can with a disinfectant.
Rinse and dry the inside and outside.
Replace with a new, clean liner.
Ensure the trash can is placed in its designated area.

Check pantry items for expiration dates and discard any expired products

Go through all pantry items systematically.
Check each item's expiration date.
Dispose of any expired or unwanted items.
Organize remaining items by type and date.
Ensure pantry shelves are clean and tidy.

Dust light fixtures and ceiling fans in the kitchen area

Use a microfiber cloth or duster for dusting.
Carefully dust light fixtures, avoiding damage.
Dust ceiling fan blades from top to bottom.
Ensure no dust falls onto surfaces below.
Check for any maintenance needs.

Clean and sanitize high-touch areas, such as cabinet handles and appliance knobs

Identify high-touch areas in the kitchen.
Use a disinfectant suitable for the surfaces.
Wipe down handles and knobs thoroughly.
Allow the areas to dry completely.
Check for any missed spots.

Inspect and clean the sink, ensuring it is free of stains and debris

Remove any dishes or items from the sink.
Use a suitable cleaner for the sink material.
Scrub away stains and debris thoroughly.
Rinse with warm water and dry.
Check for any leaks or maintenance issues.

Final Touches

Ensure all windows and doors are secure and locked.

Check all windows and doors for proper closure.
Ensure locks are fully engaged and functioning.
Verify that any sliding doors are securely locked.
Inspect for any signs of wear or damage to locks.

Set the thermostat to a comfortable temperature for incoming guests.

Adjust the thermostat to a comfortable range (68-72°F).
Ensure heating or cooling systems are operational.
Check that the thermostat is set to 'auto' mode.
Confirm that the temperature reflects the season.

Add finishing touches, such as fresh flowers or welcome notes.

Place fresh flowers in a vase in the living area.
Write a personalized welcome note for guests.
Arrange decorative items to enhance aesthetics.
Ensure that finishing touches align with the overall decor.

Ensure all remotes and electronic devices are in working order and easily accessible

Test all remotes for batteries and functionality.
Organize remotes in a designated location.
Check that TV, Wi-Fi, and other devices are operational.
Provide instructions for using electronics if necessary.

Place clean towels neatly in the bathrooms and bedrooms

Fold towels and arrange them on towel racks.
Ensure there are enough towels for each guest.
Check for any stains or damages on towels.
Place towels in an aesthetically pleasing manner.

Ensure all kitchen appliances are clean and in good working order

Wipe down all appliances, including the microwave and fridge.
Test appliances to confirm they are functioning properly.
Remove any leftover items from the fridge.
Ensure countertops are clean and free of clutter.

Double-check that all personal items and cleaning supplies are put away

Collect and store any personal belongings from previous guests.
Secure cleaning supplies in a designated storage area.
Ensure no items are left in common areas.
Confirm that all areas are guest-ready.

Make sure that all furniture is arranged neatly and as per the listing photos

Compare furniture arrangement with listing photos.
Adjust furniture to ensure consistency with images.
Ensure pathways are clear and furniture is functional.
Check for any damage or wear on furniture.

Spray a light, pleasant air freshener to create a welcoming atmosphere

Choose a mild air freshener suitable for the space.
Spray lightly in common areas, avoiding fabric surfaces.
Ensure the scent is not overpowering.
Consider using natural scents for a cozy feel.

Leave a local guidebook or brochure with information about nearby attractions and services

Provide a curated guidebook highlighting local attractions.
Include brochures for nearby restaurants and services.
Place materials in an easily visible location.
Ensure information is up-to-date and relevant.

Inspect for any maintenance issues that may need attention before the next guest arrives

Check for any leaks or plumbing issues.
Inspect light bulbs and replace any that are burnt out.
Look for signs of wear or damage in common areas.
Document any necessary repairs for timely action.

Do a final walk-through to ensure everything looks tidy and inviting

Walk through each room, checking for cleanliness.
Ensure all items are in their proper places.
Adjust lighting for a warm ambiance.
Look for any last-minute details needing attention.

Post-Cleaning Review

Conduct a final walkthrough to ensure everything is in order.

Inspect each room systematically.
Check for cleanliness and organization.
Ensure furniture is correctly arranged.
Look for any missed areas during cleaning.
Confirm all items are in their designated places.

Document any maintenance or cleaning issues for follow-up.

Note any issues in a dedicated log.
Include specifics like location and nature.
Prioritize urgent repairs for immediate attention.
Share the log with maintenance staff.
Set deadlines for follow-up actions.

Confirm that the property is ready for the next guests.

Ensure all guest supplies are stocked.
Check that the property is clean and tidy.
Verify that the temperature is comfortable.
Confirm check-in instructions are clear.
Make sure the property is welcoming.

Check that all appliances are functioning correctly and are clean

Test each appliance to ensure it operates.
Wipe down surfaces of all appliances.
Check for any unusual noises or issues.
Ensure all appliance manuals are accessible.
Document any appliance problems for repair.

Verify that all linens are freshly laundered and properly stored

Inspect linens for stains or damage.
Fold and place linens neatly in storage.
Ensure linens are stored in a clean area.
Label storage if necessary for easy access.
Confirm that extra linens are available.

Ensure that all towels are clean and neatly arranged

Inspect towels for cleanliness and condition.
Fold towels neatly and arrange them attractively.
Store towels in easily accessible locations.
Provide a sufficient quantity for guests.
Replace any worn or damaged towels.

Inspect for any signs of damage or wear that need attention

Check walls, floors, and furniture for damage.
Look for signs of wear on soft furnishings.
Document any issues requiring repair.
Prioritize urgent repairs.
Ensure all damages are reported.

Make sure all light fixtures are working and bulbs are replaced as needed

Test each light fixture for functionality.
Replace any burned-out bulbs promptly.
Clean fixtures for brightness and clarity.
Ensure all switches are operational.
Document any electrical issues for follow-up.

Confirm that all windows and doors are secure and locked

Test each window and door for operation.
Lock all windows and doors properly.
Check for any signs of wear or damage.
Ensure screens are intact and functional.
Document any issues for repair.

Review the inventory of supplies (toiletries, cleaning products, etc.) and restock as necessary

Count and assess current inventory levels.
Restock any items that are low or depleted.
Ensure all supplies are organized and labeled.
Check expiration dates on toiletries.
Maintain a running inventory list.

Ensure that the Wi-Fi is functioning and that the network information is accessible

Test the Wi-Fi connection for reliability.
Confirm that the network name and password are clearly posted.
Reset the router if necessary.
Document any connectivity issues.
Ensure guests have access to support if needed.

Check that all remote controls and electronic devices are in working order and easily accessible

Test each remote and device for functionality.
Replace batteries in remotes as needed.
Organize remotes in a designated location.
Document any issues with devices.
Ensure instructions for use are available.

Make sure that any welcome materials or guides for guests are up-to-date and available

Review all welcome materials for accuracy.
Update any outdated information.
Ensure materials are neatly presented.
Include local recommendations and emergency contacts.
Place guides in an easily accessible location.

Collect feedback or notes from previous guests for any potential improvements

Review feedback forms or notes left by guests.
Identify recurring themes or issues.
Discuss feedback with the cleaning or management team.
Implement any feasible suggestions.
Document feedback for future reference.

Take final photos of the property to document its condition before the next guests arrive

Capture images of each room from multiple angles.
Include photos of key features and amenities.
Ensure good lighting for clarity.
Save photos in an organized manner.
Use photos for inventory and marketing purposes.

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