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How Often Should You Really Clean Each Room?

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"How often should I clean this?" is the question we get asked more than any other. Here's a realistic guide.

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Daily and weekly tasks

Kitchen counters and sinks: daily. Bathroom surfaces and mirrors: 2-3 times a week. Floors in high-traffic areas and bedsheets: weekly. These are the tasks where dirt and bacteria build up fastest, so letting them slide even a few extra days is noticeable.

Every 2-4 weeks

Baseboards, light switches, and door handles collect grime faster than you would expect, and shower doors/curtains need a descale before soap scum sets in. This is the sweet spot our standard recurring visits are built around.

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Every 3-6 months

Behind and under large appliances and furniture, inside the oven, window tracks, and vents fall into this bucket. Nothing looks obviously dirty day-to-day, but this is exactly what a deep clean visit is designed to catch.

Not sure which plan fits your home? Our recurring cleaning plans are built around exactly this schedule.