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Cleaning for Airbnb and short-term rentals: routine between each guest
How to clean an Airbnb between guests: turnover checklist, linen change, restock, and time spent. What does a regular cleaner cost, and when is it worth it?
Johannes Opdahl
Customer and Operations Manager, Private
Johannes is responsible for customer follow-up and operations for home cleaning. He coordinates thousands of assignments in Norwegian homes and knows the details that determine a good result.
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HjemmevaskPrivate
How often should you clean your home? Cleaning frequency guide
How often should you clean your home? Vacuum 1-2 times a week, clean the bathroom weekly. Here is a full frequency table for each task in the home.
HjemmevaskPrivate
Cabin cleaning: complete checklist for opening and closing
Two ready-made checklists for your cabin: spring preparation with water on, and winter closing with frost protection. This is how you avoid mold, frost damage, and bad odors.
Vasketips og guiderPrivate
How to clean windows without streaks – a method that actually works
How to clean windows without streaks: lukewarm water with a little dish soap, a squeegee and microfiber cloth, and never in direct sun. Step-by-step guide with troubleshooting table.
Vasketips og guiderPrivate
How to get your oven sparkling clean without harsh oven cleaner
Clean your oven with baking soda and water instead of harsh oven cleaner. Here's how to remove grease, clean the glass door, and find out if you even need to scrub.
Vasketips og guiderPrivate
Stain Removal A-Z: Table by Stain Type and Surface
Complete stain removal table by stain type and surface. Cold water for blood, test in an inconspicuous area first, and when to call a professional.
FlyttevaskPrivate
Move-out cleaning checklist room by room: everything that needs to be included before handover
Complete move-out cleaning checklist room by room – kitchen, bathroom, windows, and moldings. How to pass the handover, including time spent and when to hire a professional.
Vasketips og guiderPrivate
How to remove limescale in the bathroom – without damaging the tiles
How to safely remove limescale in the bathroom: citric acid or vinegar on glass, chrome, and tiles – but never on natural stone, marble, or granite. Step-by-step guide.