How often do you deep clean ur house?

[mandy20x]

So basically i have to deep clean every 2 days or i cant rest untill its done, by deep clean i mean i mop every 2 days and vaccinations the whole house and dust.

Wow how do you vaccinate your house?

@mandy20x

So basically i have to deep clean every 2 days or i cant rest untill its done, by deep clean i mean i mop every 2 days and vaccinations the whole house and dust.

** Vacuum

Do you mean vacuum?

I don't consider mopping, vacuuming and general dusting to be deep cleaning unless you move out furniture

@Mondaynightnamechange

Wow how do you vaccinate your house?

I meant vacuum loool

I hoover/ mop floors once a week. Not what I call deep cleaning. That involves skirting boards

Bloody hell, I just don't have time for that! Probably about every 2 weeks DP and I blitz the place. Bathrooms are done properly once a week with toilets being bleached most days and sinks given a quick wipe. We both work full time and the weekend is for enjoying with family.

Not nearly as often as you .

I aim to hoover & wash floor once a week ... in reality it's not that frequent (no DC or pets).

I don't think I've ever deep cleaned my house? Maybe when moving.

I have a cleaner who does most of it once a week and then I do general tidying and hoovering when needed in between. Quick swish of the loo mid week.

Isn't hoovering and mopping just normal housework?
I wouldn't consider that a deep clean.
But about once a week for me

Deep clean twice a week. Hoover daily. I know it's not normal.

Mopping and vacuuming isn't deep cleaning.., that's just normal cleaning? I do that every day.

That's not deep cleaning

I hoover and mop weekly. Wouldn't consider it a 'deep clean' - that gets done once a year.

I consider hoovering and mopping as normal cleaning, not deep cleaning, and I'm a bit of a slattern no clean freak. I hoover (well, the robot does) 3 times a week and mop twice a week (bedrooms only once). I'd do it a bit less if I didn't have pets.

Multiple times a day atm because I’m nesting

What would you guys consider deep cleaning? Because i do move my furniture and clean behind them and dust to, tbh i work 30 hours and have a 1 year old but i just cant reat until its done am getting sick of it i dnnt know if its just turned into a habit for me

Mopping and hoovering is just cleaning. Deep cleaning is a big job.

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So sorry for my spelling today

I don't think you're deep cleaning. I do what you do every day or so. Takes only minutes

A deep clean to me is moving every piece of furniture - so the things you don't do too often such as beds and sofas away from walls. It's on your hands and knees cleaning the skirting boards. It's up on the work tops in the kitchen cleaning the cupboard tops. It's removing filters from the cooker hood to clean them

And the above I do every few months

Deep cleaning to me is hoovering then wiping down all skirting boards and doors, moving the sofa and other furniture, getting the carpets professionally cleaned. Kitchen cupboards emptied and cleaned inside and out.

@userxx

Deep cleaning to me is hoovering then wiping down all skirting boards and doors, moving the sofa and other furniture, getting the carpets professionally cleaned. Kitchen cupboards emptied and cleaned inside and out.

I dont carpet clean but i do pretty much everything else every 2 days i clean skirting boards with the mop

Regardless of what we all class as a deep clean, is there a problem ? Do you feel it's taking over ?

Aim to clean the house once a week. Ie. Clean bathrooms and toilets. Dust furniture etc. Hoover more regularly.

Moving furniture and cleaning behind them - .

I never do it. But my cleaner comes once a month and deep cleans. Other than that we just clean up behind us as we go and run the Hoover around occasionally.

But it's fine to clean as much or as little as you fancy? I prefer my house fresh and sparkling and I quite like keeping on top of it

If you can't rest because you haven't mopped though and there's no visible spillage or dirt etc then you may need to consider whether there's something deeper going on