Step By Step Kitchen Bond Cleaning Guide

 A kitchen is one of the most important areas to focus on during bond cleaning, as it is often inspected in detail. Start by emptying cupboards and wiping them inside and out to remove crumbs and grease. Clean the stovetop, oven, and rangehood thoroughly, making sure no burnt food or oil is left behind. Scrub the sink, taps, and splashbacks until they shine. Wipe down benches, shelves, and all appliances, including the dishwasher and microwave if provided. Finish by mopping the floor and checking for hidden spots like under appliances. Following this step by step approach leaves the kitchen spotless and inspection ready.

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