Note that all the cupboards and drawers, shelves, etc. DO NOT have to be empty for white glove, but they still need to be clean. If you start packing things up you don't use everyday, it will save you time!
HOWEVER: These pictures depict how your apartment should look when you check out. Again, we need you to do these things before you step out the door and enjoy your break. Whoo hoo!
[Disclaimer: These things are a part of the whiteglove and check-out process. If they aren't done, your whiteglove will be incomplete. They only have to be this way when we come check, AND right BEFORE you leave for Christmas. This is not a complete checklist. Refer to the back of your check out forms for the complete list.]
It saves us SO much time, and it will ensure that you don't forget anything!
PLEASE let me know if you have questions about any of this BEFORE we come check! hagenj@byui.edu Happy cleaning!
Living Room:
BLINDS: we need the blinds halfway up, and open, so we can see if there is dust/grime on them or not.
FURNITURE/CUSHIONS:
Furniture moved at least 18" or more away from all walls, so we can check behind. Cushions up so we can check for loose change. J/K...so we can check for cleanliness and tears/holes.{pic for furniture/walls behind}
BROOM CLOSET INVENTORY: We need all cleaning equipment in the cleaning bucket, in the broom closet. We'll need to have the following in the broom closet:
vacuum & attachments
broom
dustpan
cleaning bucket (clean & empty)
all in the broom closet so we can make a quick glance and know they are there.
Anything missing from the broom closet will be charged to the tenants for replacement (even if it is somewhere else in the apartment, we don't have time to look around for them).
For further instructions, refer to your complete checklist on the back of your checkout form.
MARKER/BULLETIN BOARD
This needs to be free of writing, memos, tacks (2 are okay) and anything else.
Again, PLEASE let me know if you have questions about any of this BEFORE we come check! hagenj@byui.edu Happy cleaning!
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