Plan the rooms and gather suitable supplies
Choose the rooms and priorities for the session, then gather clean cloths, a suitable vacuum, bags and labelled products approved for those surfaces. Keep products in original containers and never mix them. Use ventilation and protective equipment as the label requires, and do not carry chemicals where children or pets can access them.
Clear clutter before wiping
Put away loose belongings, separate rubbish and recycling according to local rules, and leave heavy or hazardous items for appropriate help. Clear counters and accessible surfaces so you do not have to clean the same area twice. Do not move unknown chemicals, sharps or bulky furniture without suitable equipment and assistance.

Work from reachable high surfaces to floors
Dust accessible upper surfaces, wipe fixtures and touchpoints with a compatible product, then vacuum and clean floors last. Follow appliance manuals before cleaning interiors or removable parts.
Use a labelled disinfectant only when it is appropriate for the surface and task, following its contact and removal directions; vinegar is not a substitute for a registered disinfectant.
Keep specialist jobs out of a routine clean
Do not climb on furniture, lean out of windows, dismantle appliances, handle electrical fittings or pressure-wash an unknown surface to save time. Repairs, pest treatment, mould remediation and hazardous-material handling need appropriate qualified providers. A routine or deep-clean booking should list the rooms, surfaces and optional tasks clearly.




