Plan to clean your new home
When moving to a new home, it is important that you feel that it is your own home, and this requires removing all things that may remind you of the previous owners of the house. Lingering odors, dirt, cobwebs, and dust should be removed before moving your items into your new home, so that you can start out really fresh. Here are some tips for things to do when moving to a new home:
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Start cleaning from top to bottom! Dusting the ceilings before cleaning the floors will prevent any dust and dirt from falling on the clean floors so that it will save you cleaning them twice.
1. Clean your new home before moving in
Although it is the etiquette of leaving a home to have the previous owners clean it thoroughly before leaving, this is often not done to the required standard. In this case, you should do a thorough cleaning of your new home before moving your things there because it will be difficult to clean it completely afterwards. Here's how to do it:
2. Clean your new home from top to bottom
Of course, you don't want to see dust, dirt, grime and insects fall on your freshly polished wood floors! So start cleaning the ceiling first. Cobwebs and dust should be removed from the corners of the ceiling with a mop or broom away from walls, fireplace mantels, and other surfaces, and finally, sweep them off the floor.
3. Clean areas you are unlikely to clean again
How many times have you washed the walls of your house? When moving into a new home, try to focus on areas that you know you won't clean up soon again. In this way, you will start your life in your new home in a state of mental and physical recovery. These areas include:
walls
Behind the devices
Inside the cupboards
Along the baseboards of the walls and the architectural ornament
Ventilation outlets and fans
Cooling and heating devices
garbage disposal units
Basement and attic.
4. Clean the frequently touched surfaces in your new home
It's hard to feel a fresh start in your new home when you see the interior surfaces of the house bearing traces of old use. You will notice the effects of the previous inhabitants prominently on the household fixtures that are often touched. You should complete the cleaning process by treating these areas:
Appliances (stove, oven, refrigerator, microwave oven, dishwasher, washing machine)
Toilet, bathroom, shower, sinks
door handles
Light switches and other buttons
Now that the house is clean, you can move your belongings there, and enjoy the feeling that it is truly your home!
