A deep clean isn't about spending more time cleaning — it's about cleaning in the right order and reaching the places your routine forgets. This is the guide your home deserves at least twice a year.
The golden rule: top to bottom
Always start high (lamps, tops of cabinets, curtains) and finish on the floor. That way the dust that falls is always collected at the end, and doesn't dirty surfaces you've already cleaned.
Kitchen
It's the room that builds up the most invisible grease. Don't forget:
- The extractor hood and filter (degreaser + hot water).
- The inside of the microwave and fridge.
- The tile grout and the area behind appliances.
Bathroom
Here the enemy is limescale and damp. Let the anti-limescale product work before scrubbing, always ventilate, and pay attention to the grout and the shower, where mould forms.
Bedrooms and living room
Wash textiles (curtains, covers, throws), vacuum the mattress and flip it, and clean the upholstery. These are the spots where dust mites and dust build up the most.
When it makes sense to delegate
A deep clean takes hours and effort. If you're moving, expecting visitors or simply short on time, a professional home clean sorts everything in a single booking. With OSCAR you see the fixed price before booking — no surprises at the end.