Deep Cleaning CheckList
1. Guest Rooms
- Strip all bedding, pillowcases, and towels.
- Check for stains or damage before disposal.
- Replace with freshly laundered linens and towels.
- Ensure proper folding and placement on the bed.
- Use a microfiber cloth to capture dust.
- Start from top surfaces and work downwards.
- Pay attention to corners and hard-to-reach areas.
- Dust all decorative items carefully.
- Use approved disinfectant wipes or sprays.
- Focus on doorknobs, light switches, and remotes.
- Allow disinfectant to sit for recommended contact time.
- Buff dry with a clean cloth if necessary.
- Use a vacuum cleaner for carpets; ensure all areas are covered.
- For hard floors, sweep or vacuum first.
- Mop floors with suitable cleaning solution.
- Pay attention to edges and corners.
- Use glass cleaner and lint-free cloths.
- Wipe in a circular motion to avoid streaks.
- Clean window sills and frames as well.
- Ensure all glass surfaces are clear and shiny.
- Remove and clean or replace filters as needed.
- Wipe down the exterior and vents with a damp cloth.
- Check for any blockages or dust accumulation.
- Ensure the unit operates properly.
- Move furniture carefully to access hidden areas.
- Use a vacuum or duster to remove dust and debris.
- Check for any lost items or trash.
- Replace furniture in its original position.
- Empty all trash bins and replace liners.
- Inspect all areas, including hidden spots.
- Collect and dispose of any waste found.
- Ensure the room is free of clutter.
- Use a disinfectant suitable for electronics.
- Avoid excess moisture on sensitive areas.
- Pay attention to buttons and screens.
- Allow devices to dry completely.
- Dust off surfaces before applying polish.
- Use a suitable wood cleaner or polish.
- Apply with a soft cloth in the direction of the grain.
- Buff to a shine for a polished look.
- Check inventory of toiletries in the room.
- Replace with fresh, unopened items.
- Ensure all supplies are neatly arranged.
- Check for expiration dates on products.
- Turn off power before cleaning fixtures.
- Dust and wipe down light fixtures carefully.
- Check for burnt-out bulbs and replace if needed.
- Clean lampshades with appropriate materials.
- Empty contents and clean surfaces inside.
- Wipe down shelves, rods, and handles.
- Check for any missing or damaged items.
- Reorganize items neatly after cleaning.
- Inspect all furniture and linens for wear.
- Note any items that need repair or replacement.
- Coordinate with maintenance for necessary fixes.
- Ensure replacements match hotel standards.
- Wipe down the exterior and interior of appliances.
- Check for cleanliness and functionality.
- Dispose of expired items in mini-fridge.
- Test appliances to ensure they work correctly.
- Choose a suitable air freshener or neutralizer.
- Spray lightly throughout the room.
- Avoid overpowering scents; aim for freshness.
- Ensure windows are closed after application.
- Check for stains, tears, or wear on the mattress.
- Rotate or flip the mattress if recommended.
- Inspect pillows for lumps or damage.
- Replace any unsatisfactory items.
- Check each area systematically, from entrance to bathroom.
- Ensure all cleaning tasks are completed satisfactorily.
- Look for any missed spots or items.
- Confirm the room is guest-ready.
2. Bathrooms
- Use a toilet brush for toilets, applying disinfectant thoroughly.
- Scrub sinks and faucets with a non-abrasive cleaner.
- Clean showers and bathtubs with a suitable bathroom cleaner.
- Rinse all surfaces and ensure no residue remains.
- Use a glass cleaner or a vinegar-water solution.
- Wipe with a microfiber cloth or paper towel.
- Ensure there are no streaks or smudges left behind.
- Clean edges and corners for a polished finish.
- Use a disinfectant spray or wipes on all surfaces.
- Pay special attention to high-touch areas.
- Allow disinfectant to sit for the recommended contact time.
- Buff surfaces with a clean cloth to remove excess.
- Remove all used toiletries from countertops and storage.
- Replenish with fresh soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion.
- Ensure that all items are within their expiration dates.
- Arrange items neatly for easy access.
- Inspect the toilet paper holder for adequate supply.
- Replace the roll if low or empty.
- Ensure hand towels and washcloths are clean and folded.
- Check paper towel dispensers for sufficient stock.
- Check the operation of exhaust fans.
- Clean any dust or debris from vent covers.
- Ensure windows can open if applicable.
- Test the airflow to confirm proper function.
- Take rugs and mats outside for shaking or vacuuming.
- Wash machine-safe items according to care instructions.
- Inspect for stains and treat them accordingly.
- Ensure all items are completely dry before replacement.
- Use a microfiber cloth or duster for light fixtures.
- Carefully wipe down the surface of each fixture.
- Dust vents with a soft brush or cloth.
- Remove any visible dust or cobwebs.
- Use disinfectant wipes or spray on handles and switches.
- Wipe thoroughly, ensuring no spots are missed.
- Allow surfaces to air dry for effective disinfection.
- Repeat for all doors and switches in the bathroom.
- Apply disinfectant to grab bars and shower controls.
- Wipe down thoroughly with a clean cloth.
- Ensure all areas are reached, including crevices.
- Allow to dry completely before use.
- Remove liners and dispose of waste properly.
- Wash bins with soap and water or disinfectant.
- Dry thoroughly before placing new liners.
- Check for any lingering odors and treat as needed.
- Use a damp cloth with a mild cleaner for walls.
- Spot clean any stains or scuff marks.
- Wipe baseboards with a damp cloth or mop.
- Ensure all areas are free of dirt and smudges.
- Check for mold or soap residue on the curtain or door.
- Wash curtains in accordance with care labels.
- Wipe shower doors with a glass cleaner.
- Ensure both are free of water spots and stains.
- Inspect corners, grout lines, and caulking for growth.
- Use a mold remover or bleach solution as needed.
- Scrub affected areas thoroughly and rinse well.
- Ensure proper ventilation to prevent regrowth.
- Check all faucets, showerheads, and toilets for leaks.
- Turn on fixtures to ensure proper water flow.
- Inspect for any signs of corrosion or damage.
- Report any issues for maintenance immediately.
- Wipe down seats with disinfectant wipes or spray.
- Pay attention to seams and crevices where dirt collects.
- Allow to air dry to ensure disinfection.
- Check for stability and damage of seating.
- Remove all items from countertops and storage.
- Sort items, discarding expired or unusable products.
- Arrange remaining items neatly and logically.
- Ensure everything is easily accessible and tidy.
- Inspect all cleaning supplies for quantity and condition.
- Restock essential items like disinfectants and cloths.
- Ensure tools like mops and brooms are clean.
- Store supplies in a designated, accessible area.
3. Common Areas
- Use microfiber cloths for effective dust removal.
- Apply appropriate cleaning solution for surfaces.
- Pay special attention to corners and edges.
- Ensure all decorative items are cleaned carefully.
- Inspect for any signs of wear or damage.
- Use disinfectant wipes or sprays on surfaces.
- Focus on handrails, elevator buttons, door handles.
- Allow disinfectant to sit for adequate dwell time.
- Use gloves to prevent contamination.
- Ensure thorough coverage of all high-touch areas.
- Use a vacuum with a HEPA filter for carpets.
- Spot clean any stains before vacuuming.
- Mop hard floors with appropriate cleaning solution.
- Ensure corners and under furniture are cleaned.
- Allow floors to dry completely after cleaning.
- Use glass cleaner and microfiber cloths.
- Wipe both sides of windows for clarity.
- Pay attention to window sills and tracks.
- Inspect for any damages or needed repairs.
- Dust door frames and handles during cleaning.
- Use disinfectant spray or wipes on surfaces.
- Pay attention to seams and crevices.
- Allow surfaces to air dry after sanitizing.
- Check for any damage or stains on upholstery.
- Rearrange furniture neatly after cleaning.
- Use a long-handled duster for high areas.
- Check behind furniture and fixtures.
- Dispose of cobwebs in trash immediately.
- Inspect for any signs of pests.
- Ensure thorough coverage in all corners.
- Use a duster or microfiber cloth on fixtures.
- Turn off power before cleaning fans.
- Ensure no dust falls onto surfaces below.
- Check for burnt-out bulbs during cleaning.
- Polish any metal parts as needed.
- Use appropriate metal cleaner and polish.
- Apply with a soft cloth to avoid scratches.
- Wipe down thoroughly to remove residue.
- Inspect for any signs of corrosion or wear.
- Ensure all fixtures shine after cleaning.
- Locate the HVAC unit and filter access.
- Inspect filters for dust and debris buildup.
- Replace filters if they appear clogged.
- Document filter changes for maintenance records.
- Schedule regular checks for optimal performance.
- Use disinfectant on all surfaces of machines.
- Clean around spouts and handles thoroughly.
- Empty and clean drip trays if applicable.
- Inspect for any leaks or maintenance needs.
- Restock supplies like cups and napkins.
- Sort materials by type or category.
- Remove outdated or damaged items.
- Arrange neatly in designated areas.
- Ensure materials are clean and free of dust.
- Label sections for easy access.
- Use upholstery cleaner suitable for fabric type.
- Test a small area for colorfastness first.
- Use a steam cleaner if applicable.
- Allow furniture to dry completely afterward.
- Check for any stains or damage during cleaning.
- Wear gloves while handling trash bags.
- Use disinfectant to clean interior and exterior.
- Replace liners securely after cleaning.
- Dispose of trash in designated waste area.
- Check for any signs of pests or odors.
- Check for wilting or dead leaves to remove.
- Dust leaves gently with a damp cloth.
- Ensure pots are clean and free of debris.
- Water plants as needed after cleaning.
- Inspect for pests or diseases.
- Wipe down signs with a soft cloth.
- Check for any fading or damage.
- Replace any signs that are unclear or worn.
- Ensure signs are positioned correctly.
- Verify that information is up-to-date.
- Use child-safe disinfectant on all surfaces.
- Wash or sanitize toys according to guidelines.
- Check for any broken or damaged items.
- Ensure soft play areas are cleaned thoroughly.
- Document cleaning for safety compliance.
- Use a damp cloth or sponge for marks.
- Apply mild cleaner for tougher stains.
- Check corners and baseboards for dust buildup.
- Ensure consistent paint color after cleaning.
- Inspect for any needed touch-ups.
- Inspect all areas for visible maintenance issues.
- Document any problems found with details.
- Report issues to maintenance team promptly.
- Prioritize urgent repairs based on safety.
- Follow up on reported issues for completion.
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