How to Clean the Kitchen in the End of Your Tenancy The kitchen is one of the most time and effort-consuming room when it comes to move out cleaning. However, it should be done if you want to satisfy your landlord's requirements and get your deposit back. So, how to clean the kitchen in the end of your tenancy ? No matter how clean you've kept the kitchen during the tenancy, you will have to pay special attention to it when the time to end your lease comes. There are so many hidden places that have collected so much dirt and grime that you'll be surprised of how you didn't remember to clean them earlier. So, brace yourself and gather all of your cleaning products and disinfectants. Prepare yourself for hard rubbing and scrubbing and take enough time to do it properly. This is, of course if you didn't decided to call a London end of tenancy cleaning company to do the job instead of you. So, let's get started. Remove all of your belongings to ease your work . As you're moving out, you won't need your cups, cutlery and other kitchen stuff that belongs to you and not your landlord, so pack them up. Start with the oven . This might be the worst part of the whole kitchen cleaning process. So, why not start up with the toughest chore? Also, this way you will remove smoke and bad smells. Ceiling and walls . Dust, cobwebs? Get your