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clean these items. Clean the toaster with Red Juice and your
white pad, and use your toothbrush around the handles. Wipe
the chrome dry and streakless (as you would glass). Clean a
toaster oven similarly with Red Juice and use your toothbrush in
those areas you are learning that your cloth won't reach. Also,
use your razor blade on the (wet) inside glass of the toaster-oven
door. The microwave is easy. Spray and wipe inside and out.
Check with your supervisor regarding cleaning of other kitchen
counter items such as can openers and so forth.

One important thing to know is that people don’t like the
housecleaners to rearrange things. It’s important that you put
everything you clean back in its original position when you’re
done cleaning the item.

A Little Reminder
Remember, don't "come back" to anything. Make sure everything
has been attended to the first time around. If you have to go back
to clean something you missed, you are doing something wrong,
and you are wasting time—something true professional
housecleaners can’t afford to do.

The Sink
You will finish the trip around
the kitchen by ending up in front
of the sink. If there are dishes in
the sink, there shouldn't be. That
is not Maintenance/PMC. It is daily cleaning. Check with your
supervisor.

Clean above the rim of the sink with Red Juice (not cleanser) and
a cloth—all except in the bowl of the sink itself. Every time you
clean, use your toothbrush around the faucets and where the
sink meets the counter. It makes a vast difference and it takes
only a few seconds.

Now use the cleanser in the bowl of the sink. (Use liquid or
powdered cleanser below the rim only, or you'll spend too much
time rinsing.) Conveniently enough, the cleanser is in your
carryall tray right next to the sink on the counter—where you

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