Common use of Excess Cleaning Clause in Contracts

Excess Cleaning. 10.1 The Owner requires the Guest to leave the property in the same condition as it was presented in, with regard to the reasonable use and enjoyment of the Holiday Accommodation by the Guest and fair wear and tear. 10.2 If the Guest fails to leave the property in the condition described in clause 10.1 extra cleaning charges may apply. The cost of extra cleaning may be billed to the Guest. 10.2 Specifically, the Owner requires the Guest to: 10.2.1 Wash used dishes and/or start the dishwasher; 10.2.2 Place general waste and recyclables in the appropriate wheelie bins provided; 10.3.3 Clean the BBQ (if there is a BBQ provided at the Holiday Accommodation and the Guest has used it). 10.4.4 Clean excessively dirty glass fixtures, walls, floors and linen.

Excess Cleaning. 10.1 The Owner requires the Guest to leave the property in the same condition as it was presented in, with regard to the reasonable use and enjoyment of the Holiday Accommodation by the Guest and fair wear and tear. 10.2 If the Guest fails to leave the property in the condition described in clause 10.1 extra cleaning charges may apply. The cost of extra cleaning may be deducted from the Security Deposit or billed to the Guest. 10.2 Specifically, the Owner requires the Guest to: 10.2.1 Wash used dishes and/or start the dishwasher; 10.2.2 Place general waste and recyclables in the appropriate wheelie bins provided; 10.3.3 Clean the BBQ (if there is a BBQ provided at the Holiday Accommodation and the Guest has used it). 10.4.4 Clean excessively dirty glass fixtures, walls, floors and linen.