No, the apartment's not clean. The sofa is from the dump, defacto broken, when you lift the bedspread, you find crumbs. The sheets are washed, but the blankets haven't been washed in, I think, years. There is a hair hanging on the chandelier in the bedroom, judging by the dust it has been hanging there for a long time. So has the fridge. Same goes for the washing machine. The washing machine is rusty and obviously needs cleaning. Don't expect washing powder to be available. This is what the whole apartment looks like. Floor swept only where you can see it. Paint peeled, windows dirty. Dust on the shelves. The hairdryer that you don't plug into the socket has a European plug and struggling with the only single adaptor that's for the kettle, the toaster and your phone is an experience too. The kettle is dangerous, it doesn't turn off so the water boiled down easily, and if you boil water in it longer you'll get scalded if you catch it. Cleaning products just leftover.