Selling Your House? Kitchen Cleaning Hacks for the Time-Poor Property Seller.

I think it is fair to say that there is no harder room in the house to keep clean during  a sales campaign than the kitchen. There is simply no way around it, we still have to cook and wash up and the inevitable pile of paperwork & other odds & ends seem to pile up on the bench tops  despite our best intentions.

Having a good plan and a few tricks up our sleeve before we put our homes on the market can go a long way to minimising the stress and making sure our kitchens are always 'inspection ready'.

The advice that I give to my clients about getting and keeping their kitchen space in tip top condition is two-fold. Set aside some time to give the area a really good 'deep clean', then set yourself a quick daily routine to maintain the results.

I've done the research, now all you need to do is get the tips from the following experts & put them into practice!

Check out Melissa's formula for a complete kitchen clean:

If you are looking for natural solutions to cleaning problems, super quick cleaning routines for the kitchen (or other areas of the home) and the secrets to getting it all done with the minimum of fuss and stress, check out our Pinterest Board dedicated to answering all these questions and more. Just click on the image below and the link will take you right there.

"The secrets to getting it all done with the minimum of fuss and stress..."

Once you have completed a thorough clean, follow a daily cleaning routine, such as the one recommended here to maintain the results for the duration of your sales campaign: 

This selection of tips is designed to show that, no matter how busy we are,  we can make and keep our properties 'inspection ready' throughout the sales campaign, without driving ourselves mad in the process!

Given that the cleanliness of a property is one of the issues most frequently remarked upon by buyers, it is well worth spending a little extra time at the outset getting this right and establishing a time effective routine to maintain the results throughout your sales campaign. 

What do you think? What is your number one frustration in cleaning the kitchen? Please share your ideas in the comments.

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Author

Jo Powell is Director & Stylist at 3 Pea’s Property Styling. A CPA qualified accountant, Jo combines her creativity with her extensive experience in property development / renovation and understanding of the real estate market to advise and assist clients in preparing and presenting their homes for sale. ​As specialists assisting vendors to prepare property for sale, 3 Pea’s Property Styling leads buyers to see the possibilities.

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