Cleaning and organization are two tasks that an Airbnb cleaner will need to perform. Juggling both can be overwhelming, but the following cleaning tips will help you stay organized.
1. Create A Checklist
Checklists are multipurpose tools meant to help you organize your tasks and belongings. Each cleaning checklist is unique to its owner. The following checklist is a guide to get started customizing your own.
2. Buy A Cleaning Cart
Not only should your cleaning flow be organized, but so should your supplies. Coming to each cleaning project prepared and ready to perform is essential. Clients are more likely to hire you again if they see that you value their business and show up to work prepared.
A cleaning cart will help you organize your cleaning supplies by project. You will be able to carry all the necessary tools and cleaning solutions at once and they will be easy to access.
3. Be Flexible With Your Schedule
Your schedule determines how much you make, but if it’s too complicated, it can be difficult to maintain. For example, if you constantly hire double clients or pack your cleaning projects one after another, you may have trouble managing your production.
You can be a super cleaner without having to create a chaotic schedule. If you find that your projects leave you little room to do thorough work, make some changes. This doesn’t mean you have to completely reduce your hours or total projects.
4. Walk The Property Before Cleaning
When managing a rotation cleaning, you should quickly look around the property to make sure everything is in order and nothing is broken before attempting to clean it. This will help you determine how to clean the property and replenish inventory as quickly as possible.
5. Establish A Cleaning Flow
Your cleaning flow is the unique process you follow to help you achieve success and efficiency every time you clean.
An example of a cleaning flow is work by task. This can save time because you will perform the same task (for example, dusting) throughout the property, saving you from having to change cleaning products as you would if you were working on one room at a time.
6. Keep Track Of Inventory
One thing most hosts are expected to do is keep track of their inventory. Hosts rely on you to make sure you have everything you need on the property to keep guests happy. Be sure to check toilet paper, soap, bedding, coffee, trash bags, paper towels, and other items.
