Cleaning airbnb Studio in Osaka
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As a long-time Airbnb host and local cleaning expert here in Osaka, I know that keeping your Studio spotless is essential for ensuring a five-star guest experience. Over the years, I've developed this comprehensive cleaning checklist specifically tailored for Airbnb hosts, based on what works best for properties in Osaka.
This checklist covers everything you need to maintain a welcoming and hygienic space:
- Daily Essentials: Take care of the most important tasks every day to keep your Airbnb looking fresh and ready for guests.
- Weekly & Monthly Deep Cleaning: Follow a schedule for deeper cleaning, ensuring that every corner of your Studio remains in top condition.
- Eco-Friendly Cleaning Alternatives: Use sustainable products and methods to maintain high cleaning standards while being mindful of the environment.
- Safety Precautions: Protect yourself and your guests by following important safety guidelines during the cleaning process.
This checklist is designed to help you stay ahead in the competitive Airbnb market by keeping your Studio spotless and ensuring guests have an exceptional stay in Osaka. Follow these steps, and your property will always be in pristine condition, earning rave reviews from your guests.
1. Detailed Airbnb Cleaning Checklist For Bathroom
| Item Type | Task Description | Product Suggestion | Eco-friendly Alternative | Frequency | Estimated Time | Priority Level | Safety Precautions | Pro Tip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toilet Cleaning | Clean and disinfect the toilet bowl, seat, lid, and exterior with a toilet cleaner. | Toilet bowl cleaner | Baking soda and vinegar | After each guest check-out | 10 minutes | High | Use a toilet brush and wear gloves for protection. | Let the cleaner sit for a few minutes before scrubbing for better results. |
| Floor Cleaning | Sweep and mop the bathroom floor with a floor cleaner to remove dirt and stains. | Floor cleaner suitable for the floor type | Vinegar and water solution | After each guest check-out | 15 minutes | High | Use caution when mopping to avoid slipping. | Pay extra attention to corners and edges where dirt tends to accumulate. |
| Surface Cleaning | Wipe down all surfaces including countertops, sink, and vanity with a disinfectant cleaner. | Disinfectant wipes or multi-surface cleaner | Vinegar and water solution | After each guest check-out | 15 minutes | High | Wear gloves to protect skin from cleaning chemicals. | Use a microfiber cloth for streak-free cleaning. |
| Shower And Tub Cleaning | Scrub the shower walls, tub, and fixtures with a bathroom cleaner to remove soap scum and grime. | Bathroom cleaner with bleach | DIY cleaner with baking soda and lemon juice | After each guest check-out | 20 minutes | High | Ventilate the area well while using chemical cleaners. | Use a scrubbing brush or sponge to reach corners and crevices effectively. |
| Mirror Cleaning | Clean mirrors with glass cleaner to ensure a streak-free shine. | Glass cleaner | DIY glass cleaner with vinegar and water | After each guest check-out | 5 minutes | Medium | Use a ladder if needed to reach high mirrors safely. | Wipe in a circular motion to prevent streaks. |
| Trash Removal | Empty and replace the trash bin liner with a new one. | Trash bin liners | Biodegradable trash bags | After each guest check-out | 5 minutes | Medium | Dispose of trash properly to avoid spills. | Sprinkle baking soda in the trash bin to neutralize odors. |
| Vent Cleaning | Clean bathroom vents and exhaust fan covers to remove dust and debris. | Soft brush or vacuum cleaner attachment | Microfiber cloth | Monthly | 15 minutes | Medium | Turn off the power to the vent before cleaning. | Regularly clean vents to maintain good air quality in the bathroom. |
| Grout Cleaning | Scrub and clean grout lines between tiles to remove mold and mildew buildup. | Grout cleaner or bleach solution | Hydrogen peroxide and baking soda paste | Quarterly | 30 minutes | Low | Ventilate the area well and wear a mask for protection. | Use an old toothbrush for detailed grout cleaning. |
2. Detailed Airbnb Cleaning Checklist For Kitchen
| Item Type | Task Description | Product Suggestion | Eco-friendly Alternative | Frequency | Estimated Time | Priority Level | Safety Precautions | Pro Tip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appliances | Clean the microwave inside and out, including the turntable and vents. | Microwave-safe cleaner or a mixture of water and vinegar. | A mixture of water and baking soda. | Weekly | 10 minutes | High | Unplug the microwave before cleaning to avoid electrical hazards. | Place a microwave-safe bowl of water with lemon slices inside and heat it for a few minutes to loosen stubborn stains before wiping. |
| Sponges | Replace kitchen sponges every 1-2 weeks or when they start to smell or show signs of wear. | Eco-friendly cellulose sponges or silicone scrubbers. | Bamboo dish brushes or cotton dishcloths. | Bi-weekly | 5 minutes | High | Dispose of old sponges properly to prevent bacterial growth. | Microwave damp sponges for 1 minute on high to kill bacteria and extend their lifespan. |
| Appliances | Wipe down the refrigerator, paying attention to shelves, drawers, and door seals. | All-purpose cleaner or a mixture of water and mild dish soap. | White vinegar diluted in water. | Monthly | 15 minutes | Medium | Avoid using abrasive cleaners that can damage the refrigerator's surface. | Remove all items from the fridge before cleaning to ensure a thorough job. |
| Dishwashing | Clean the dishwasher filter and wipe down the interior with a damp cloth. | Dishwasher cleaner or vinegar. | Baking soda and hot water. | Monthly | 15 minutes | Medium | Wear gloves to protect your hands from any sharp debris in the filter. | Run an empty cycle with a cup of vinegar to remove any lingering odors and buildup. |
| Storage Spaces | Organize cabinets, pantry, and drawers, discarding expired items and reorganizing as needed. | Organizing bins or drawer dividers. | Reuse glass jars or containers for storage. | Quarterly | 30 minutes | Medium | Check for any sharp edges or broken glass when handling jars or containers. | Label containers with the purchase date to easily identify expired items. |
| Less Obvious Areas | Clean behind and under kitchen appliances, including the refrigerator, stove, and toaster. | Vacuum cleaner with a crevice tool attachment. | Use a microfiber cloth or duster to reach tight spaces. | Bi-annually | 45 minutes | High | Unplug appliances before cleaning to avoid electrical hazards. | Use a damp cloth to wipe down surfaces and remove dust and debris effectively. |
| Utensils | Check utensils for any signs of wear, rust, or damage; replace as needed. | Stainless steel cleaner for rust removal. | Lemon juice and baking soda paste for rust removal. | As needed | Varies | Low | Handle sharp or damaged utensils carefully to avoid injury. | Regularly inspect utensils to ensure they are in good condition to avoid contamination of food. |
3. Detailed Airbnb Cleaning Checklist For Living Room
| Item Type | Task Description | Product Suggestion | Eco-friendly Alternative | Frequency | Estimated Time | Priority Level | Safety Precautions | Pro Tip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flooring | Vacuum or sweep the floor to remove dust, dirt, and debris. | Vacuum cleaner or broom | Manual carpet sweeper or natural bristle broom | Weekly | 10 minutes | High | Be cautious with cords and moving parts of the vacuum cleaner. | Use a crevice tool to clean along baseboards and under furniture. |
| Furniture | Dust and wipe down all surfaces of the sofa, coffee table, and any other furniture in the living room. | Microfiber cloth and multi-surface cleaner | Vinegar and water solution with a reusable cloth | Weekly | 15 minutes | High | Use gloves to protect hands from cleaning chemicals. | Rotate cushions regularly to prevent uneven wear. |
| Electronics | Dust and wipe down TV, remote control, and any other electronic devices in the living room. | Electronics-safe cleaning wipes | Microfiber cloth dampened with water | Bi-weekly | 10 minutes | Medium | Unplug electronics before cleaning to avoid electrical hazards. | Use a can of compressed air to blow dust out of crevices. |
| Decor | Dust and clean decorative items such as picture frames, vases, and ornaments. | Feather duster or microfiber cloth | Soft cloth made from recycled materials | Monthly | 10 minutes | Low | Handle delicate items with care to prevent breakage. | Rotate decorative items to prevent sun damage or dust buildup in one spot. |
| Windows | Clean windows and window sills inside and out for a clear view. | Glass cleaner and microfiber cloth | Vinegar and water solution with a squeegee | Monthly | 20 minutes | Medium | Use a sturdy step stool or ladder for higher windows. | Clean windows on a cloudy day to prevent streaking from sunlight. |
