HOLIDAY GUIDE
Getting your home guest-ready for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is Thursday, November 26, 2026. You do not need a big weekend of work. You need a short plan and a clear order.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Guests see the entry, the living room, the guest bathroom and the kitchen. Start there.
- Clear first, then clean. Clutter hides dirt and slows every other job.
- Do the kitchen last, the day before.
THE ROOMS GUESTS SEE
Put your time where guests will look.
Guests walk in through the entry. They sit in the living room. They use the guest bathroom. They gather in the kitchen. Close the doors to the rooms they will not see. Spend the time on the four that matter.
A FOUR-DAY PLAN
One small job each day.
- 01
Four days out: clear
Put away mail, toys and extra items. Clear every counter and table. Make room for coats and bags near the door.
- 02
Three days out: guest bathroom and bedroom
Set out clean towels. Wipe the sink, mirror and toilet. Change the sheets in any room a guest will use.
- 03
Two days out: living room and entry
Dust the surfaces and ledges within reach. Vacuum the rugs and the floors. Wash the entry floor last.
- 04
The day before: kitchen
Empty the fridge of old food to make room. Wipe the counters, sink and the outside of the appliances. Mop the floor after the last big job.
WHAT A PROFESSIONAL CLEAN COVERS
The rooms you use every day.
- Kitchen surfaces, sink and appliance exteriors
- Bathroom surfaces, fixtures and mirrors
- Reachable dusting, edges and floor cleaning
Inside ovens, fridges and cabinets are extras agreed before the visit.
THROUGH NOVEMBER 30
Oven and fridge included
Book a deep clean by November 30, one time or recurring, and inside the oven and inside the fridge are included.
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