A Superhelper prepares the deep cleaning with you. While you go about your day, the Superhelper ensures that hidden sources of dust and dirt disappear for good.

3-hour plan for the Superhelper

09:00 – 09:45: Degreasing & filters. The Superhelper starts with the toughest spot: the accumulated grease on top of the cupboards and in the extractor hood. Grabbing a step stool, they thoroughly degrease the tops of the kitchen cabinets. The extractor hood filters are also removed and soaked in a powerful soda bath to dissolve all the caked-on grease.

• Tip: Ask the Superhelper to place a layer of newspaper on top of the cabinets after cleaning. Next year, they only need to replace the paper; the wood underneath stays grease-free!
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09:45 – 10:30: Refrigerator hygiene. Rather than just a quick wipe-down, the helper fully disinfects the space where you store fresh food. All glass shelves and drawers are removed and washed thoroughly in the sink. The back wall and the notorious door seals — where invisible mold often develops — are thoroughly disinfected.

• Tip: Ask the Superhelper to check the drain channel at the back and clear it with a cotton swab. This prevents water from pooling at the bottom of the fridge, which is often the cause of unpleasant odors.
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10:30 – 11:15: Radiators & air vents. Dust trapped between radiator fins burns as soon as the heating turns on, circulating unhealthy air throughout the home. Using a specialized radiator brush or a powerful vacuum cleaner, the helper removes accumulated winter dust from deep inside the radiator. The trickle vents above the windows, which often harbor fine dust and pollen, are also thoroughly vacuumed and wiped down.

• Tip: Ask the Superhelper to place a damp cloth behind the radiator while brushing; this catches the flying dust immediately so it doesn't drift into the room.
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11:15 – 12:00: Bathroom & high-touch surfaces. We finish with limescale and the spots we touch daily but rarely clean. The Superhelper focuses on the shower head and taps, spraying them with limescale remover and rinsing them off after letting it soak. In the final fifteen minutes, high-touch areas — such as the remote control, banister, and light switches — are also disinfected.

• Tip: Ask the Superhelper to clean the stair railing with a microfiber cloth and a nice-smelling cleaning agent. It smells fresh the moment you walk in: a great welcome for visitors and yourself!
  

Do you also want a fresh start without it taking up too much of your time? Book your three-hour spring cleaning session with Beep for Help and let a Superhelper do the heavy lifting!