13 years
I don't have one, but here are a few ideas:
Inspect the rooms and see what housekeepers are missing, then put them on the list. Quick brainstorm:
- corner-dirt on floors where the mop misses (see image)
- spider webs and dust on ceilings and wall corners
- window-shade dirt, especially this kind (I've seen these so dirty that you could see the dirt on the 4th floor window blinds while standing on the street.)
- trash and dirt under the bed (might need to be moved to sweep, depending on the design)
- trash and dirt behind other furniture
- corners everywhere in bathrooms
- under and behind toilet, all around toilet seat hinges
- clean the dust on top of everything
- dust off the lamps
- dust off the wall boards and power sockets
- dust off top of toilet water tank (depending on design)
- around all the sink parts, including under sink
- check inside any drawers
- showers should be spotless
- no hair on floors, showers, sinks
- clean all mirrors and shiny things, like the faucets
- see if there is anything missing from the room
- check that all the light bulbs work
- check that the signs on the wall still look nice
- count the number of guests in the room and give final list to front desk
Tip for housekeepers: clean everything from top to bottom -- e.g., dust the dresser before sweeping the floor.
We used to set aside a certain number of rooms to "deep clean" every day, and rotate them so every room got an especially good cleaning about once per week.
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