Kitchen or bathroom: Which takes longer to professionally clean?

Question

Which usually takes a cleaner longer to blitz, is it the bathroom or the kitchen?

Malkit · Answer

Kitchen takes longer time to clean as there are many things to clean

Gemma · Answer

Always the kitchen, as it is full of grease on the tiles, cupboard fronts above cupboards kickboards to clean. Then if customers require an oven clean or white goods etc.

Gary · Answer

Depends on the size of rooms and when they were last cleaned

Katya · Answer

Definitely the kitchen it takes longer, because there is to much staff in every kitchen

Sara · Answer

Hello Robert. Kitchens take longer due to cleaning of cupboards inside outside on top and underneath, appliances if required, splash backs and floors and removing marks from walls 
Bathrooms including all furniture within, are quicker to clean. 
Hope I have been able to answer your question. Many thanks Sara Cheerful Cleaners

Iwona · Answer

Kitchen is more for cleaning:fridge,table,dishwash machine,bins,mopping and bathrooms is toilet showers , sink, moping

Tracy · Answer

Kitchen as u have uour cooker all other appliances. Tiles etc to clean

Emilio · Answer

The Kitchen for we disinfect all surfaces oven cleaning and fridge freezers

Natalie · Answer

It would definitely be the kitchen area that would take the longest to clean.

Katie · Answer

Really does depend on the Limescale build up in the bathrooms. I would generally say the kitchen for Deep Cleaning, due to the number of appliances, if an oven clean is required, if the cupboards need to be cleaned inside, the fridge freezer etc. But, if a bathroom has been left untouched for a number of months, that may also require just as much attention - for the shower head to be soaked and descaled, the toilet basin to have a lot of attention for example.

Kitchen or bathroom: Which takes longer to professionally clean?

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