HOME CLEANING PROCESSES

Home cleaning process

See at a glance the 17 home cleaning procedures, cleaning scope, precautions and enquiry preparation for bathroom heaters, washing machines, range hoods, sofas, curtains, mattresses and more, with fees linked to the current home cleaning price list.

17 Process · 3 categories

BATHROOM & LAUNDRY

Bathroom heaters and washing machines

Bathroom heaters and washing machines are handled separately according to the model. Actual dismantling must be assessed first, and the washing machine process does not mean the inner drum will definitely be removed.

Ceiling-mounted bathroom heater

Remove dust from the heating elements and dust filter mesh, and dismantle and wash the casing and blower wheel.

Actual cleaning scope

First protect the bathroom and cut off power. Remove dust from the heating element and dust filter, and dismantle and wash the casing and drum that are suitable for water cleaning; reassemble and test after drying.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the bathroom heater panel, model label and surrounding area, and state the ceiling height; no need to remove the panel or climb up to take the photo yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • The actual dismantling scope will be assessed according to the model and equipment condition; customers do not need to remove the bathroom heater themselves.
Cleaning process · 8 steps
  1. Check suitability:Make sure the bathroom heater is suitable for cleaning.

  2. Protect the site:Use waterproof protective materials to protect the bathroom area.

  3. Switch off the power and remove the parts:The technician cuts off the power and removes the relevant parts.

  4. Remove dust:Use tools to remove dust from the heating element and dust filter.

  5. Clean the unit casing and fan barrel:Use a dedicated cleaner and a high-pressure water spray to clean water-washable casings and squirrel cages, while protecting electronic and heating parts.

  6. Dry and wipe:Blow dry and wipe each component dry.

  7. Assembly and testing:Reassemble the parts and test the bathroom heater.

  8. Clean up the site:Clean and tidy the bathroom work area.

Does cleaning a ceiling-mounted bathroom heater include repairs for heating element or motor faults?

Not included. Cleaning mainly deals with dust buildup and removable washable parts, and it is not the same as repairing heating or motor faults. If there is no warm air, unusual noise, or a tripped breaker, explain the situation first and confirm whether the unit is suitable for cleaning; do not dismantle it yourself.

Window-mounted bathroom heater

Remove parts, dust them, clean the casing and squirrel-cage fan, then dry and test run after reassembly.

Actual cleaning scope

Remove related parts according to the window-type design, clean accumulated dust on the heating element and dust filter, wash the casing and squirrel-cage fan where suitable for water washing, then dry, reassemble and test.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the bathroom heater, window frame and nearby area, and state whether there are window grilles or fixed obstructions; no need to loosen the equipment yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • The actual dismantling scope will be assessed according to the model and equipment condition; customers do not need to remove the bathroom heater themselves.
Cleaning process · 8 steps
  1. Check suitability:Check whether it is suitable for cleaning and maintenance.

  2. Protect the work area:Use waterproof materials to protect the bathroom area.

  3. Power off and dismantling:The technician switches off the power and removes the parts step by step.

  4. Remove dust buildup:Use tools to remove dust buildup from the heating element and dust filter.

  5. Clean the casing and fan barrel:Use a dedicated cleaner and a high-pressure water spray to clean water-washable parts, while protecting electronic and heating parts.

  6. Air-dry and wipe dry:Air-dry and wipe the removed parts dry.

  7. Reassemble and inspect:Reassemble and check functionality and operation.

  8. Restoration site:Clean the bathroom work area and restore it to its original condition.

Does window-type bathroom fan cleaning involve rinsing every part directly?

No. Treatment is based only on component suitability. Electronic parts and heating parts need protection, and the unit cannot simply be hosed down as a whole; the actual dismantling method depends on the model and condition.

Top-loading washing machine

Clean the inner drum, the area under the top cover, and the detergent dispenser, following the applicable cleaning cycle.

Actual cleaning scope

Clean the exterior, underside of the top cover, accessible drum interior, and detergent/softener drawer areas. Use a cleaning procedure according to the suitability of the equipment and parts.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide photos of the unit model, front panel, and drum, and state whether there is any odour or dirt. Clear away clothes before work starts; do not dismantle the drum yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • This process does not mean the inner tub will be removed; the scope of disassembly is subject to confirmation at the time of booking.
  • Steam treatment is assessed according to the appliance instructions and the materials of the unit; control panels, wiring and electronic parts are not directly sprayed with steam.
  • For steam machines, add water and use them according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the water tank.
Cleaning process · 6 steps
  1. Prepare cleaning equipment:Add water and preheat according to the Kärcher equipment instructions, and confirm the cleaning method suitable for the washing machine.

  2. External Cleaning:Switch off and unplug the washing machine, clean the top cover and exterior surfaces, and wipe the control panel in an appropriate manner.

  3. Internal Cleaning:Open the top cover and clean the inner drum, the underside of the top cover, and the detergent and fabric softener dispensers; steam treatment is limited to suitable parts.

  4. Clean the dust filter:If there is a removable dust filter, remove it, clean it, and rinse it with clean water.

  5. Cleaning cycle:According to the washing machine's supported modes and detergent instructions, use a washer-specific cleaner to complete washing, rinsing and spinning; hot water mode applies only to supported models.

  6. Drain dry:After completion, open the top cover and let the inside drain naturally.

Does cleaning a top-loading washing machine always involve removing the inner drum?

The current process does not mean the inner tub must always be removed. Please provide the model and photos of the unit first; we will confirm the workable scope based on the structure and condition. Steam is used only on suitable parts, and is not sprayed directly on the control panel or wiring.

Front-load washing machine (front loader)

Clean the door opening, rubber seal, drum and detergent drawer, then run a cleaning cycle.

Actual cleaning scope

For front-loading models, clean the door, rubber seal, accessible drum, and detergent drawer area; treat dirt according to equipment suitability and keep it dry.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide photos of the unit model, door, rubber seal, and detergent drawer, and state how much space there is in front of the door. Clear away clothes before work starts.

Scope and Notes

  • This process does not mean the drum will be removed; high-temperature mode depends on whether the model supports it.
  • Steam treatment is assessed according to the appliance instructions and the materials of the unit; control panels, wiring and electronic parts are not directly sprayed with steam.
  • For steam machines, add water and use them according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the water tank.
Cleaning process · 7 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Add water and preheat according to the Kärcher equipment instructions, and confirm the cleaning method suitable for the model and parts.

  2. External cleaning:Turn off and unplug the power, then clean the outside of the door and external surfaces; wipe the control panel appropriately.

  3. Cleaning the door opening and rubber seal:Treat dirt accumulated on the door frame and rubber seal.

  4. Clean the drum:Steam treatment of the cleanable drum surface can be arranged depending on the model’s suitability.

  5. Clean the drawer:Remove the detachable detergent drawer, clean it and rinse it with clean water.

  6. Cleaning cycle:Use a washer-specific cleaner and complete one cycle according to the cleaning mode supported by the model.

  7. Drain dry:Leave the washing machine door and detergent drawer open to let the inside drain naturally.

Can stains on the washing machine rubber ring definitely be completely removed?

Results depend on the gasket material, type of stain and how deep it has penetrated, and we do not guarantee that all discolouration or mould marks will disappear completely. Cleaning is not the same as replacing the gasket, and it does not mean the whole drum will be removed.

APPLIANCES

Other appliances

Confirm which parts can be removed and washed according to the model and the condition of the parts, and protect the motor, wiring, and control panel. Cleaning is not the same as repair.

Range hood

Remove and clean the grease filter, fan and removable parts, then reinstall and test after dealing with the grease.

Actual cleaning scope

Remove and clean the grease filter, fan, and detachable accessories according to the model, use a suitable method for oil dirt, then protect the surrounding area before reassembly and testing.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the entire range hood, model label, grease filter and cooking area, and explain the grease condition; no need to remove the motor or wiring yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • The scope of removable-wash parts is assessed by model; repairs and replacement parts are not included in the basic cleaning price.
  • Steam cleaning is assessed by model, materials and appliance instructions; control panels, motors and electronic parts are protected and not directly sprayed with steam.
  • Use equipment according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the steam machine water tank. Parts must be completely dry before reassembly and use.
Cleaning process · 5 steps
  1. Preparation in advance:Disconnect the power, protect nearby furniture and flooring, and prevent water and cleaning agent splashes.

  2. Remove parts:Remove the filter, fan, and other detachable parts according to the model and design.

  3. Degreasing cleaning:Use a professional grease cleaner or suitable steam equipment; soak grease-removable filters and fan parts to remove oil stains.

  4. Check components:Check for damage or wear, and if replacement is required, explain and quote to the customer first.

  5. Reassemble and test:Reassemble the cleaned parts and test operation.

Does range hood cleaning include the entire exhaust duct or replacing the motor?

The current process is based mainly on the removable and washable parts of the unit. We cannot assume from the cleaning description that it includes the entire smoke exhaust duct, repairs or motor replacement. When enquiring, please provide the model and pipe location first so that the scope of work can be confirmed.

Extractor fan

Remove and clean the casing and fan blades, then reinstall and test after they are completely dry.

Actual cleaning scope

After power is off, remove the casing and fan blades according to the model, remove dust and clean the washable parts. Reassemble and test only after everything is fully dry.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the exhaust fan, installation location and surrounding environment, and state the height and whether there are window grilles; no need to dismantle the unit or climb out the window yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • Motors and electronic parts must not be soaked. The removal method depends on the brand and model.
Cleaning process · 7 steps
  1. Safe power-off:Turn off the power first.

  2. Remove accessories:Remove the casing and fan blades according to the model.

  3. Remove dust build-up:Use cloths and brushes to remove dust and dirt from accessories.

  4. Cleaning parts:Soak the washable fan blades and casing in a special cleaning agent.

  5. Drain dry components:Place the components in a well-ventilated area and make sure they are completely dry.

  6. Reinstallation:Reinstall the parts and check connections and fixing.

  7. Check operation:Restore power and test the unit.

Can the exhaust fan motor be washed together?

Not possible. Motors and electronic parts must not be soaked in water; removable fan blades and housings can be cleaned according to the applicable method. If the unit does not run or makes unusual noise, please first explain the condition of the unit; cleaning does not include repair.

Tumble dryer

Clean the door opening, rubber seal, drum and removable dust filter.

Actual cleaning scope

Clean the door opening, rubber gasket, accessible drum and removable dust filter, and handle the parts in the appropriate way. Then let the inside of the unit and the dust filter dry.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide photos of the unit model and installation location, and state whether it is freestanding, stacked, or built-in. Do not move the unit yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • Steam cleaning is assessed by model, materials and appliance instructions; control panels, motors and electronic parts are protected and not directly sprayed with steam.
  • Use equipment according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the steam machine water tank. Parts must be completely dry before reassembly and use.
Cleaning process · 6 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Add water and preheat according to the Kärcher equipment instructions, and assess the suitable areas.

  2. External cleaning:Turn off and unplug the power, then clean the outside of the door and external surfaces; wipe the control panel appropriately.

  3. Cleaning the door opening and rubber seal:Treat dirt on the door frame and rubber seal.

  4. Clean the drum:Clean accessible drum surfaces; steam treatment depends on component suitability.

  5. Cleaning the dust filter:Remove the detachable dust filter, and clean and rinse it according to the suitable method.

  6. Drain dry:Open the door and let the interior and dust filter dry.

Does dryer cleaning mean clearing all exhaust ducts?

This does not mean it is included. The current process lists the doorway, rubber seals, drum and removable dust filters; other exhaust or internal areas must first be confirmed by model, and general cleaning does not mean everything is already included.

Oven

Remove food residue and clean the interior, surfaces and removable racks and trays.

Actual cleaning scope

Turn off and cool the oven first, remove food residue, treat the interior, exterior, and removable racks/trays according to the material, then wipe and dry.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the oven model, cavity and door, and state whether it is built-in or countertop, plus the main grease stains.

Scope and Notes

  • Steam cleaning is assessed by model, materials and appliance instructions; control panels, motors and electronic parts are protected and not directly sprayed with steam.
  • Use equipment according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the steam machine water tank. Parts must be completely dry before reassembly and use.
Cleaning process · 6 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Confirm the oven is switched off and cooled down, then assess the material and prepare Kärcher cleaning equipment.

  2. Remove residue:Use a damp cloth to remove food residue and surface dirt.

  3. Equipment preheating:Add water and preheat according to the steam cleaning machine manual.

  4. Clean the interior and exterior surfaces:Clean with suitable brushes or cloth pads; steam treatment is limited to suitable areas.

  5. Wiping and draining:Wipe away loosened dirt and remaining moisture to let the parts dry.

  6. Put the tray back:Put the cleaned rack and tray back in place.

Can any coating on an oven be steam cleaned?

It cannot be generalised. The model, coating and manufacturer's cleaning requirements must be checked first; steam is used only on suitable areas. Control parts, wiring and areas not suitable for heat or water must be avoided.

Dishwasher

Remove residue and clean the surface, interior and removable dish racks.

Actual cleaning scope

Remove food residue, clean the unit exterior, accessible interior and dish racks, wipe off dirt and moisture, then reinstall the parts.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide photos of the unit model, door, and inside the machine; clear away dishes before work starts, and state whether there is standing water or an error warning.

Scope and Notes

  • Steam cleaning is assessed by model, materials and appliance instructions; control panels, motors and electronic parts are protected and not directly sprayed with steam.
  • Use equipment according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the steam machine water tank. Parts must be completely dry before reassembly and use.
Cleaning process · 6 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Switch off the appliance, confirm the material and the cleanable areas, and prepare Kärcher cleaning equipment.

  2. Remove residue:Use a cloth or sponge to remove dirt and food residue.

  3. Equipment preheating:Add water and preheat according to the steam cleaner manual.

  4. Clean the interior and exterior surfaces:Treat surface and internal dirt using the appropriate method.

  5. Wiping dry and drying:Wipe away dirt and moisture to let the cleaned parts dry.

  6. Reassemble:Reinstall the cleaned dish rack.

Can standing water or an error code on a dishwasher be fixed by cleaning alone?

Not necessarily. Please first provide the fault code, water accumulation location and model, so we can distinguish between cleaning needs and equipment faults. The existing cleaning process is not the same as drain pump repair or parts replacement.

Hob

Remove the detachable burner, burner cover and other parts, clean the stovetop and test the unit.

Actual cleaning scope

Safely switch off and cool down according to the appliance type, remove and clean detachable burners, burner caps or racks, clean the hob surface, then dry, reassemble and check operation.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the cooktop, burners and model label, and state whether it is gas, LPG, electric or induction; no need to disconnect the gas supply yourself.

Scope and Notes

  • Steam cleaning is assessed by model, materials and appliance instructions; control panels, motors and electronic parts are protected and not directly sprayed with steam.
  • Use equipment according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the steam machine water tank. Parts must be completely dry before reassembly and use.
Cleaning process · 7 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Assess the type and material of the stove, and prepare the appropriate Kärcher cleaning accessories.

  2. Safe shutdown:Switch off the stove, handle the power supply and related safety measures according to the type, and wait for the hob to cool down.

  3. Remove detachable parts:Remove the burner, cap, or pan support according to the model.

  4. Clean the Hob:Use suitable brush or cloth attachments to remove oil stains and food residue.

  5. Clean the removed parts:Clean removable parts separately; steam treatment will be arranged where suitable.

  6. Completely dry:Allow the hob and all removed parts to dry completely.

  7. Reassemble and test:Reassemble and confirm operation.

Will cleaning the cooker disconnect the gas supply?

It will not be assumed that gas connection work is included in a standard cleaning service. When enquiring, state whether the unit uses town gas, liquefied petroleum gas, electric heat or induction, and the cleaning parts will be confirmed by model. Customers do not need to remove any pipes themselves.

Fan

Remove and clean the fan blades and protective cover, then dry the unit and test it.

Actual cleaning scope

Dismantle the fan blade or protective cover according to the design, clean the accessories, unit body and dust buildup, protect the motor and electronic parts, then dry, reinstall and test.

Preparation before enquiry

Take a photo of the entire fan and model label, and state whether it is a table, floor or wall-mounted model, as well as the installation height.

Scope and Notes

  • Steam cleaning is assessed by model, materials and appliance instructions; control panels, motors and electronic parts are protected and not directly sprayed with steam.
  • Use equipment according to the original manufacturer's instructions; do not put disinfectant directly into the steam machine water tank. Parts must be completely dry before reassembly and use.
Cleaning process · 6 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Assess the fan material and suitable cleaning method, and prepare the cleaning tools.

  2. Safe power-off:Switch off the fan and unplug it.

  3. Remove accessories:Remove the fan blades or protective cover according to the model.

  4. Clean Components:Clean the fan blades and casing with suitable brushes, cloths, or steam attachments; clean the unit body and electronic parts using appropriate methods.

  5. Drain dry parts:Place the accessories in a well-ventilated area and let them dry completely.

  6. Reassemble and test:Reinstall all parts and test the unit.

Can all fan models be dismantled to the same extent?

Not possible. The removable parts of table-top, floor-standing, wall-mounted and other structures may differ. Please first provide the full unit, model and installation height, then confirm the cleaning method; there is no need to forcefully dismantle parts yourself.

FABRIC & HOME

Fabric and home

First look at the material, size and stains, then confirm the cleaning method. Steam is not suitable for every material, and stains may not be fully removed.

Fabric sofa

First vacuum the fabric and then clean and dry it by section.

Actual cleaning scope

First confirm the fabric and vacuum off surface dust. Use suitable upholstery accessories to treat the main sofa surfaces and corners section by section, and keep the area ventilated and dry after cleaning.

Preparation before enquiry

Please provide full sofa photos, seat count, dimensions and material label photos, and also close-ups of the stains; first confirm whether it is fabric or another material.

Scope and Notes

  • First check whether the material is suitable for steam treatment; unsuitable materials should not undergo high-temperature cleaning directly.
  • Drying time is affected by material thickness, humidity, and ventilation. Keeping the area ventilated or using a dehumidifier helps drying; use only after it is completely dry.
  • The effectiveness of stain removal depends on the condition of the stain and may not remove it completely.
Cleaning process · 4 steps
  1. Preparation:Confirm the fabric is suitable for the cleaning method, and vacuum off surface dust and grit first.

  2. Assemble equipment:Use Kärcher cleaning accessories suitable for fabric.

  3. Zone cleaning:Treat the surface according to fabric suitability, covering corners and main use areas section by section.

  4. Drying:Keep the area ventilated, use air conditioning or a dehumidifier as appropriate for the site, and wait until everything is completely dry.

Can upholstery sofa cleaning guarantee that all stains will disappear?

No guarantee can be made. The result depends on the fabric, type of stain, depth of penetration and everyday wear; please provide the material label, number of seats, dimensions and close-up photos of the stains so the suitable method and scope can be confirmed.

Fabric curtains

Check the material and use suitable accessories to clean from top to bottom.

Actual cleaning scope

First check the fabric material and whether treatment is suitable. Use suitable fabric accessories to clean section by section from top to bottom, then keep it ventilated until fully dry.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide full-view curtain photos, fabric label, approximate width and height, and state whether there is furniture or any other obstruction in front of the window.

Scope and Notes

  • First check whether the material is suitable for steam treatment; unsuitable materials should not undergo high-temperature cleaning directly.
  • Drying time is affected by material thickness, humidity, and ventilation. Keeping the area ventilated or using a dehumidifier helps drying; use only after it is completely dry.
  • The effectiveness of stain removal depends on the condition of the stain and may not remove it completely.
Cleaning process · 4 steps
  1. Preparation:Confirm whether the curtain material is suitable for high-temperature steam treatment.

  2. Assemble equipment:Use a fabric cleaning head suitable for curtains.

  3. Cleaning Curtains:Clean in sections from top to bottom using the suitable method, covering the main surfaces.

  4. Drying:Keep the area ventilated so moisture from cleaning can evaporate, and wait until everything is completely dry.

Are all fabric curtains suitable for high-temperature steam?

No. Fabric, coating and material labels affect the available methods, so an assessment is needed first; steam cannot be guaranteed simply by appearance. You also need to provide the curtain size, height and any obstacles in front of the window.

Mattress

Remove the sheets and mattress covers, clean the surface, then clean the areas separately.

Actual cleaning scope

Remove the sheets and mattress covers, assess the material and clean the surface, then treat the areas separately with suitable accessories; only make the bed and use it again after it is completely dry.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide the mattress size, thickness, material label and stain photos, and state the space available beside the bed and which side needs to be handled.

Scope and Notes

  • First check whether the material is suitable for steam treatment; unsuitable materials should not undergo high-temperature cleaning directly.
  • Drying time is affected by material thickness, humidity, and ventilation. Keeping the area ventilated or using a dehumidifier helps drying; use only after it is completely dry.
  • The effectiveness of stain removal depends on the condition of the stain and may not remove it completely.
Cleaning process · 4 steps
  1. Preparation:Remove the bed sheets and mattress covers, clear away clutter and surface dust, and assess the material.

  2. Assemble equipment:Use a cleaning head suitable for mattresses.

  3. Clean the mattress:Handle surfaces in straight lines or by sections according to material suitability.

  4. Drying:Keep the area ventilated, arrange suitable drying measures, and do not put the bed back or use it until everything is completely dry.

Can you sleep on the bed immediately after mattress cleaning?

It must be completely dry before use. Drying depends on the mattress material, thickness, humidity and ventilation, so no fixed drying time can be promised without seeing the site. When enquiring, please also specify which side was cleaned.

Refrigerator

Empty the interior and clean the inner basket, removable racks and drawers.

Actual cleaning scope

First arrange food storage, then clean the inside and outside of the refrigerator, removable shelves and drawers according to the existing process, and wipe and dry after cleaning.

Preparation before enquiry

Please provide the refrigerator model, number of doors, dimensions and photos of the inside; arrange in advance where food that needs refrigeration will be stored.

Scope and Notes

  • Protect the thermostat and electronic parts, and do not spray steam directly onto electronic components; customers should arrange in advance for storage of items that need to be kept refrigerated.
Cleaning process · 9 steps
  1. Safe power-off:Switch off the fridge and unplug it.

  2. Empty the interior:Remove food and items, and arrange proper storage in advance.

  3. Remove movable parts:Remove removable shelves and drawers.

  4. Preparing equipment:Prepare tools according to the Kärcher equipment instructions, and confirm the cleaning method suitable for the material.

  5. Clean the interior:Clean the interior, corners and crevices from top to bottom; steam treatment is limited to suitable areas.

  6. Clean the removed parts:Clean the shelves and drawers to avoid heating unsuitable materials.

  7. Completely dry:Wait until the internal and removed parts are completely dry.

  8. Reinstallation:Reinstall the parts and restore power.

  9. Put the food back:Wait until the temperature returns to a level suitable for food storage before putting the food back.

How should food be handled before cleaning the fridge?

Please arrange in advance where chilled and frozen food will be stored, and provide the model, number of doors, dimensions and interior photos. Cleaning does not include fixing refrigeration faults, and it does not mean food can be kept normally during downtime.

Floor cleaning

Remove clutter and dust, then clean the area in sections after assessing the floor material.

Actual cleaning scope

Confirm the suitable method based on the floor material, area, stains, and surface condition, and clean the main surfaces. Do not treat all materials that should not get wet or heat the same way.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide photos of the floor material, approximate area, full view and stains; state whether there is coating, loosening or damage, and do not try high-temperature steam first.

Scope and Notes

  • High-temperature steam is not suitable for all floors; wooden floors, coatings and joints must be assessed first. Stain removal results depend on site conditions and may not be fully removable.
Cleaning process · 4 steps
  1. Preparation:Remove large debris and loose material, then sweep or vacuum away dust; assess the floor material and coating.

  2. Assemble equipment:Install a brush or cleaning pad suitable for the floor.

  3. Zone cleaning:Handle each area according to material suitability, and control the cleaning method and amount of moisture.

  4. Drying:Keep the area ventilated, wait for the floor to dry, and avoid walking on slippery surfaces.

Does floor cleaning include polishing, crack filling, or renovation?

It will not be assumed that these are included just from the cleaning name. Polishing, crack repair, coating and restoration are different from general cleaning; please first provide the material, area and photos of the existing damage so the scope can be confirmed. Flooring is priced by square foot.

Bathtub

Treat dirt on the bathtub, drain, faucet and shower curtain or bathtub door.

Actual cleaning scope

First check the bathtub material and surface condition, then treat the dirt according to the suitable method, and clean the surface and work area without treating cleaning as repair or restoration.

Preparation before enquiry

Provide full photos of the bathtub, its material, and stains, and state whether there are cracks, peeling paint, leaks, or drainage issues, so we can distinguish between cleaning and repair needs.

Scope and Notes

  • Cleaning the surface and drain outlet is not the same as repairing leaks or replacing parts; stubborn stains may not be fully removed.
Cleaning process · 5 steps
  1. Preparing equipment:Confirm the material and suitable method, and prepare the cleaning tools according to Kärcher equipment instructions.

  2. Clean the bathtub:Clean the inner and outer surfaces, and use suitable brushes to remove soap residue and limescale.

  3. Clean the drain outlet and tap:Use a suitable small brush to clean gaps and built-up grime.

  4. Clean the shower curtain or bath screen:Remove soap residue and dirt according to material suitability.

  5. Wipe dry and ventilate:Wipe away moisture and keep the bathroom ventilated.

Can bathtub cleaning repair peeling paint, cracks or leaks?

The two should not be mixed up. Cleaning removes surface dirt; peeling paint, cracks, leaks and drainage faults must be confirmed separately. Stains and discolouration are also not guaranteed to be fully removed.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Enquire about HomeWhat should I prepare for residential cleaning?

First tell us the items to be cleaned, the quantity and the district, then provide the full product, material or unit model label, together with photos of the stains. For sofas, curtains, mattresses and floors, also provide dimensions or area. If you cannot find the label, send a full-room photo first; there is no need to dismantle the unit yourself.

Is steam cleaning used for every product?

No. The material, model and components must be assessed first; steam is not suitable for all materials. Motors, electronics and control parts must not be sprayed directly with steam. The actual method follows the confirmed scope of work.

Does cleaning include dismantling the drum, repairs, and parts replacement?

It cannot be generalised. The washing machine process does not necessarily mean the inner tub or drum will be removed; the dismantling scope must be confirmed first. Cleaning is not the same as repair, and if parts or extra works are needed, the cost must be explained and confirmed first.

Can different items be combined for a multi-item discount?

Charges follow the current price list and applicable conditions. Large household appliances, fabric and home items, and small appliances are priced in separate groups; multi-item offers cannot be mixed across groups. Flooring is charged by square foot and is not eligible for multi-item offers. For items without listed prices, please enquire for a quotation.

Enquire about home cleaning services

Please provide the item, quantity, district, and full-product, model or material-label, and stain photos so customer service can verify the scope and quotation.