Inspect the wardrobe before cleaning
Check shelves, rails, doors, tracks, mirrors, handles, backing and surrounding walls. Photograph chips, swelling, loose hinges, scratches, missing parts or existing marks and compare them with the entry condition report. Do not force a stuck door or treat a structural fault as dirt.
Use a controlled material-safe method
Remove loose dust first, then use a lightly damp compatible cloth only when the finish permits it. Keep moisture away from unsealed joins, laminate edges, timber, tracks and stored belongings. Test products discreetly and avoid abrasives, acids, solvents and excess water by guesswork.
Separate cleaning from repairs and damage
Cleaning may remove suitable dust, fingerprints and residue from accessible wardrobe surfaces. It cannot repair a broken rail, replace a hinge, restore swelling, remove a deep scratch or correct water damage. Report maintenance and disputed damage through the agent or landlord process.
Include wardrobes in the agreed handover scope
Clarify whether interiors, shelves, drawers, tracks, mirrors, tops and surrounding floors are included, and whether items must be removed first. Dirt2Tidy can quote an end-of-lease clean against the lease and checklist. No clean guarantees a bond refund or inspection result.
