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Your new house was cleaned for the photos. Not for you. Sellers clean what buyers can see. Counters, floors, the front of the fridge. Nobody scrubs the parts nobody looks at. And those are the parts you're about to live with every day. This is the list I give my buyers before closing day. Before you unpack a single box, walk the house with it. Ol Dishwasher filter. Twist it out of the bottom of the tub and rinse it in the sink. Most people don't know it exists, and it's usually the source of the smell. Washing machine. Run a hot empty cycle with a cleaning tablet. On a front loader, peel back the rubber gasket and look inside the fold. Dryer vent. Not the lint screen. The duct behind the dryer and the flap outside the house. Built-up lint back there is a fire risk, not just a chore. Refrigerator water filter. It has a date printed on it. Swap it day one and run a few gallons through before anyone drinks a glass. Garbage disposal. Ice cubes and a cut lemon, then flip up the rubber splash guard and scrub the underside. That's where the smell actually lives. Range hood filter. It slides right out and goes in the dishwasher. That's years of somebody else's cooking grease sitting over your stove. Bathroom exhaust fans. Pop the cover off and vacuum the dust off the blades. Toilet seats. Don't clean them. Replace them. All of them. It takes a screwdriver and about four minutes each. Shower heads. Fill a bag with white vinegar, rubber band it on, leave it overnight. Carpets. Steam clean before the furniture goes in, never after. Once the couch is in place, it won't happen. Locks. Rekey every one. You have no idea how many copies of those keys are floating around. Contractors, dog walkers, the last owner's kid. That's one Saturday of work. And it's the difference between moving into your house and moving into somebody else's house. Share this with a friend who needs it! Save this for when you need it!
Your new house was cleaned for the photos. Not for you. Sellers clean what buyers can see. Counters, floors, the front of the fridge. Nobody scrubs the parts nobody looks at. And those are the parts you're about to live with every day. This is the list I give my buyers before closing day. Before you unpack a single box, walk the house with it. Ol Dishwasher filter. Twist it out of the bottom of the tub and rinse it in the sink. Most people don't know it exists, and it's usually the source of the smell. Washing machine. Run a hot empty cycle with a cleaning tablet. On a front loader, peel back the rubber gasket and look inside the fold. Dryer vent. Not the lint screen. The duct behind the dryer and the flap outside the house. Built-up lint back there is a fire risk, not just a chore. Refrigerator water filter. It has a date printed on it. Swap it day one and run a few gallons through before anyone drinks a glass. Garbage disposal. Ice cubes and a cut lemon, then flip up the rubber splash guard and scrub the underside. That's where the smell actually lives. Range hood filter. It slides right out and goes in the dishwasher. That's years of somebody else's cooking grease sitting over your stove. Bathroom exhaust fans. Pop the cover off and vacuum the dust off the blades. Toilet seats. Don't clean them. Replace them. All of them. It takes a screwdriver and about four minutes each. Shower heads. Fill a bag with white vinegar, rubber band it on, leave it overnight. Carpets. Steam clean before the furniture goes in, never after. Once the couch is in place, it won't happen. Locks. Rekey every one. You have no idea how many copies of those keys are floating around. Contractors, dog walkers, the last owner's kid. That's one Saturday of work. And it's the difference between moving into your house and moving into somebody else's house. Share this with a friend who needs it! Save this for when you need it!

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