broom and remove them from the corners and lampshades. Don't forget to dust and wipe the pictures on the walls (including their borders). Windows . Don't try to get through this quickly doing a half-job. Clean the windows from the inside and outside . This is a move out cleaning, and you will have to impress your landlord. Cupboards and cabinets . You will have to clean not only the bottom, but the sides, the top, the doors, from the inside and outside. Use an all-purpose cleaner and a cleaning cloth. Don't forget the door handles. Kitchen appliances . Fridge, dishwasher, stove tops, microwave oven, coffee-machine and every other kitchen appliance should be cleaned from the inside and outside. Be sure that you switched them off from the electricity, so you won't get injured. Countertops . Wipe them clean with an all-purpose cleaner, then disinfect with a proper detergent. Sink . Use a limescale removal and scrub with a sponge. Don't forget the taps. Rinse well. Don't forget the drain as well. Unclog it if it's blocked. Floor . Leave this for the end. Mop it if it's tiled, remove the stains and vacuum if it's carpeted. Remove the rubbish . This is the final step of the whole end of tenancy kitchen cleaning process. Dispose it properly and you're done. It seems a pretty tough job, right? However, it'll be easier if you kept the kitchen clean and tidy during your tenancy. Otherwise, better hire a professional move out