10 For most tenants, the carpet is the wildcard that can make or break a bond refund. Even if you’ve taken care during your tenancy, carpets have a way of showing every spill and footprint when it matters most. This guide breaks down exactly how to clean them before inspection. With the right approach, even older carpets can be refreshed to…
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25 Many believe that “anything less than perfect” in a rental property cleaning during a tenancy termination will automatically count as tenant damage. But that’s far from the truth. Properties can age, their materials can deteriorate and everyday living may leave behind subtle signs. Understanding the boundary between what is considered fair wear and tear and what is considered true tenant…
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22 Pet ownership gives boundless delight, but it also adds another layer of responsibility when it comes time to move away. Landlords expect a tidy house and even the best trained pets can leave odours, fur and minor damage that must be addressed carefully. Addressing these concerns is about more than simply cleanliness; it's also about protecting your bond and keeping…
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16 Moving out of a rental house can be both relieving and stressful. While you may be delighted to move into your new home; the prospect of regaining your bond can make the process stressful. Cleaning conflicts are one of the most prevalent reasons why tenants lose part of their bond. Landlords and property managers expect the property to be left…
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08 Moving out of a rental property comes with its fair share of chaos. You are packing boxes, sorting utilities, organising transport and somewhere in the middle of it, you are expected to leave the place spotless. It is tempting to give everything a quick once over but when your bond is on line that simply would not do. End of…
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23 Struggling with housekeeping chores? The entire process is quite exhausting and time consuming, especially if you're already overwhelmed with prior work commitments and social responsibilities. However, leaving dust, dirt, or germs behind can deteriorate the hygiene levels of your home, leading to allergens and ailments. It is imperative to understand that tasks like dusting, wall washing, vacuuming carpets, deep cleaning…
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23 Vacating a rental property can be distressing for many renters. The process is more than a property handover. Unsurprisingly, it determines the fate of your hard earned rental bond. The Residential Tenancy Laws in Australia clearly outline the cleaning obligations for tenants. Returning the property in a dirty or unkempt condition can lead to bond deductions and penalties. Since there…
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01 Salt has many uses beyond cooking or seasoning your meals. It is a staple, super accessible, powerful and affordable ingredient used in almost every household for generations. The surprising feature of salt is that you can use it around your home for cleaning purposes. From deterring common pests to dislodging grease and gunk, it can do wonders in maintaining a…
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03 Whether it’s a bustling office space or an opulent residential property, clean and gleaming floors can enhance the overall feel and look of the space. Regular maintenance and cleaning can boost the endurance of flooring while promoting a healthy and hygienic indoor environment. Incorporating chores like sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping can prevent dust, dirt and grime buildup with ease. However,…
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21 A clean and sanitised home promotes good health, hygiene, and comfort. Regular housekeeping sessions can reduce the amount of dust, debris, allergens, and ailments accumulated. Despite these benefits, Australians often express mild reluctance towards cleaning sessions. A recent study revealed that around 79 % of Aussies engage in house cleaning activities on a weekly basis and spend an average of…
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