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I am talking completely detailed...stove, fridge, baseboards, inside/outside cabinets, all light fixtures. My sister said it could run $300 or more. Has anyone had a detailed cleaning on an apartment they moved out of and how much did it cost?
It is a 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath.
Answer
Company: The cost for hiring a company or people ranges between 300 and 500 dollars. Depending on how dirty it is. The more scrubbing there is the more costly. If you opt this option, try to hire part-time students. Place an ad on yahoo or craigslist, get quotes and decide.
Do it yourself: Your cost will be $50 max!! You'll need the following items: baking soda, vinegar, bathroom cleaner, mild dishwashing liquid soap, organic degreaser, anti-scratch sponges, old newspapers or recycled paper towel, 15ml orange and teatree essential oils, mop & bucket, vacuum. There are plenty of recipies for cleaning with vinegar and baking soda ( look it up in the internet!)
My favorite brand of soap and bathroom are Seventh generation. Powerful yet gentle. You got you money worth! For heavier stains use the degreaser, and for impossible stains or grease use baking soda and vinegar. Careful with vinegar in bathroom, it eats up the shine if not used carefully.
If you have carpets ask around to rent a rug doctor with solution. Ask at your grocery store. Get the solution with it and all it takes is hot water and use it in 3 squarefeet area at a time. Try not to step on wet areas.
It is fun to clean and dance with some music!! At the end reward yourself with a nice gift!! ( You were gonna pay way more for cleaners).
Hope this was helpfull!!
Company: The cost for hiring a company or people ranges between 300 and 500 dollars. Depending on how dirty it is. The more scrubbing there is the more costly. If you opt this option, try to hire part-time students. Place an ad on yahoo or craigslist, get quotes and decide.
Do it yourself: Your cost will be $50 max!! You'll need the following items: baking soda, vinegar, bathroom cleaner, mild dishwashing liquid soap, organic degreaser, anti-scratch sponges, old newspapers or recycled paper towel, 15ml orange and teatree essential oils, mop & bucket, vacuum. There are plenty of recipies for cleaning with vinegar and baking soda ( look it up in the internet!)
My favorite brand of soap and bathroom are Seventh generation. Powerful yet gentle. You got you money worth! For heavier stains use the degreaser, and for impossible stains or grease use baking soda and vinegar. Careful with vinegar in bathroom, it eats up the shine if not used carefully.
If you have carpets ask around to rent a rug doctor with solution. Ask at your grocery store. Get the solution with it and all it takes is hot water and use it in 3 squarefeet area at a time. Try not to step on wet areas.
It is fun to clean and dance with some music!! At the end reward yourself with a nice gift!! ( You were gonna pay way more for cleaners).
Hope this was helpfull!!
How can I quickly clean my swimming pool water?
HVAC Guy
My water is green, I have shockked it 3 times over the course of 2 weeks. It clears up a little, but when I vacuum it, it gets worse.
Answer
You need to know exactly what your chemicals are in the water. I suggest taking a sample down to your local pool store and have them test for the following
Combined chlorine
Free chlorine
Total chlorine
pH
Alkalinity
Hardness
Total dissolved solids
Cyanuric acid
Metals (copper, manganese, iron, etc)
Nitrite/Nitrates
Phosphates
Post back here with the results or feel free to email them to me at robandliz1992@yahoo.com Please put your gallon size of the pool and filtration system type as well as the material the pool is made of (concrete/plaster or vinyl).
With the above information we can get you worked on and your pool back to crystal clear. Also, when you are at the pool store, don't purchase anything from them at this time. Proper analysis and interpretation of your test results will determine what course of action can be taken, and usually at a far less cost than the pool store recommendations.
You need to know exactly what your chemicals are in the water. I suggest taking a sample down to your local pool store and have them test for the following
Combined chlorine
Free chlorine
Total chlorine
pH
Alkalinity
Hardness
Total dissolved solids
Cyanuric acid
Metals (copper, manganese, iron, etc)
Nitrite/Nitrates
Phosphates
Post back here with the results or feel free to email them to me at robandliz1992@yahoo.com Please put your gallon size of the pool and filtration system type as well as the material the pool is made of (concrete/plaster or vinyl).
With the above information we can get you worked on and your pool back to crystal clear. Also, when you are at the pool store, don't purchase anything from them at this time. Proper analysis and interpretation of your test results will determine what course of action can be taken, and usually at a far less cost than the pool store recommendations.
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