#kitchen cleaning melbourne

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Commercial Kitchen Cleaning Services Melbourne

A spotless kitchen is the heart of any successful restaurant or food service operation. In Melbourne, Muhaini Cleaning offers specialized commercial kitchen cleaning services that ensure your kitchen remains in top condition, meeting the highest standards of hygiene and safety. Our expertise in commercial kitchen cleaning services Melbourne makes us the go-to choice for businesses that prioritize cleanliness and compliance.

Commercial kitchens require a level of cleanliness that goes beyond the surface, targeting areas where grease, grime, and bacteria can accumulate. At Muhaini Cleaning, our team of trained professionals uses industry-leading techniques and eco-friendly cleaning products to deep clean your kitchen from top to bottom. We focus on critical areas like exhaust hoods, vents, grills, ovens, and floors, ensuring every corner is free from contaminants.

Our commercial kitchen cleaning Melbourne are tailored to meet the specific needs of your establishment. Whether you run a bustling restaurant, a cozy café, or an industrial-sized kitchen, we have the skills and tools to handle it all. Regular cleaning not only maintains a healthy environment but also prolongs the life of your kitchen equipment, saving you time and money in the long run.

Trust Muhaini Cleaning for thorough, reliable, and professional kitchen cleaning Melbourne, so you can focus on what you do best—serving great food.

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How Often Should You Clean Your Kitchen Canopies? Understanding the Importance of Professional Canopy Cleaning

Imagine the comforting scene of cooking a favourite meal in your kitchen—aromas filling the air, ingredients sizzling, and family and friends gathering around. Yet, behind this joyful moment lies a crucial element for kitchen safety: the kitchen canopy.

The statistics highlight this risk:

Cooking fires account for 49% of all home fires and 20% of home fire deaths. Kitchen canopies are critical in managing these incidents (House Grail).

Grease fires, exacerbated by dirty canopies, contribute to 53% of cooking-related deaths (World CopperSmith).

In 2024, significant kitchen fires, including one in San Diego that destroyed 43 structures and injured several people, underscored the importance of proper canopy maintenance.

Read more about the importance of Professional Canopy Cleaning

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Beyond Expectations: Employing the Services for Commercial Kitchen Cleaning in Melbourne

Thefact  that you don't have to perform the cleaning is perhaps the best perk of hiring commercial kitchen cleaning in Melbourne. Kitchens are intricate spaces with a variety of equipment and difficult-to-reach places, so thoroughly cleaning the room takes a lot of effort, time, and expertise.

The restaurant cleaning in Melbourne services remove all of your cleaning and maintenance duties, including emptying the grease trap, scraping mould from cold rooms, and washing floors and walls, so you can concentrate on serving customers. Grease accumulation in commercial kitchens may be dangerous since it can lead to fires and compromise hygiene.

No Disturbances Throughout Business Hours and Consistent Cleaning

A competent restaurant cleaning service will be well-trained and know how to complete the task quickly and effectively. When the restaurant is closed, these skilled cleaners tidy the area. In this manner, your guests won't be bothered and your property will be neat and free of mess! Furthermore, the neatness of those challenging corners won't be a concern for you thanks to their cleaning apparatus.

Their highly skilled restaurant cleaning services guarantee that your establishment is consistently cleaned. Frequent cleaning keeps your restaurant in good condition and keeps dirt and bugs away from the food. Employee morale may be raised and the general work atmosphere made more positive by keeping the workspace tidy and well-maintained. Increased work satisfaction, less turnover, and improved staff morale may all benefit your company's financial line.

Keeping Customers' Environments Safe and Healthy

Keeping a restaurant clean and safe for patrons is one of the main advantages of routine cleaning. Upholding strict hygiene regulations is crucial for the restaurant business in order to stop the development of food-borne infections and other health risks. By making an investment in expert cleaning providers, you can make sure that your dining establishment is regularly cleaned and sanitised, safeguarding both your patrons and staff.

Regular restaurant cleaning also improves your establishment's reputation, which is another advantage. Customers are more inclined to visit a spotlessly clean and well-kept restaurant, and positive word-of-mouth about your establishment's hygiene may greatly boost sales and draw in new clients.

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Improve Your Home's Upkeep with Installation of a Ducted Vacuum in Melbourne

You don't have any weight to lift when cleaning because the power unit is located somewhere else thanks to a ducted vacuum in Melbourne. As you designate the locations where the inlet valves are fastened, you may select practical locations that facilitate thorough and easy cleaning. There aren't any cables trailing after you to potentially trip you. Lightweight vacuum hoses only require you to attach the necessary hose and begin cleaning! Twice or three times a year, you can empty the trash can.

Lessening the Burden on Staff: Explore the Various Benefits

Hiring a commercial kitchen duct cleaning lessens the workload for your employees. You understand the stress that comes with working in a busy kitchen since you are a skilled kitchen operator. Even the most seasoned cooks can become stressed out when it comes to preparing excellent cuisine and serving it quickly.

Your employees frequently have the difficult duty of cleaning the kitchen after a shift. By using a professional cleaning kitchen service, you relieve your employees of some of their workload. As a result, there is less stress at work and a higher rate of employee retention.

Simple to Use, Versatile, and Noisy-Free

Homeowners will value the convenience and adaptability that a ducted vacuum offers as it is the only cleaning system that can efficiently and quickly clean every crevice of the house, even the garage! Another advantage of the lightweight construction is that it lessens the possibility of strained muscles from hefty portable vacuums.

Only the suction wand and hose are meant to be mobile with ducted vacuum cleaners; the power unit housing the ducted vacuum engine stays outside the living space. This design saves closet space by storing simply the wand and hose, rather than a large portable vacuum, and it is far more ergonomically suitable than portable vacuums.

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Melbourne's Top Choice for Premier Duct Cleaning by Bubble Cleaning

Elevate your indoor air quality with Bubble Cleaning, your premier choice for duct cleaning in Melbourne. Our dedicated team of experts specialises in thorough and effective duct cleaning services, ensuring a healthier and cleaner environment for your home or office. As the leading duct cleaner in Melbourne, Bubble Cleaning utilises advanced techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to remove dust, debris, and allergens from your ducts, promoting optimal airflow and reducing the risk of respiratory issues. Visit for more detail https://bubblecleaning.com.au/duct-cleaning

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Commercial Kitchen Cleaning Services In Melbourne

At Perfectly Clean, we take pride in being the leading provider of commercial kitchen cleaning services in Melbourne. With our expertise and dedication, we offer top-notch solutions to businesses in the food industry. Our specialized commercial kitchen cleaning Melbourne team understands the unique requirements of commercial kitchens and ensures impeccable cleanliness and hygiene.

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In the hustle and bustle of modern life, maintaining a clean and organized kitchen can be a challenging task. This is where professional kitchen cleaning service providers step in, offering a breath of fresh air for homeowners and businesses alike.

Efficiency and Expertise

Professional kitchen cleaning services bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the table. Their teams are equipped with the latest tools and eco-friendly cleaning agents, ensuring a spotless and sanitized kitchen environment. From greasy stovetops to hard-to-reach corners, these experts leave no stone unturned.

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What is the best way to clean a commercial kitchen?

As a business owner, it's important to maintain a clean and hygienic commercial kitchen. Not only does it help keep your employees and customers safe, but it also helps prevent cross-contamination and foodborne illnesses. However, cleaning a commercial kitchen can be a daunting task, especially if you don't have the right tools and expertise. That's where professional kitchen cleaning services like Kk Cleaners come in.

Here are some of the best practices for cleaning a commercial kitchen:

Develop a cleaning schedule: Establish a regular cleaning schedule and stick to it. Assign cleaning tasks to specific employees and make sure they are trained in proper cleaning techniques.

Start with the floors: Floors can quickly become dirty in a commercial kitchen, so it's important to sweep and mop them regularly. Make sure to clean under appliances and in hard-to-reach areas.

Clean equipment and surfaces: Use a degreaser to clean equipment, stovetops, ovens, and other surfaces. Make sure to clean all parts of the equipment, including the knobs and handles.

Sanitize: Use a food-grade sanitizer to sanitize surfaces, especially those that come into contact with food. Pay attention to areas like cutting boards, prep tables, and sinks.

Clean the exhaust hood: The exhaust hood is essential for removing smoke, steam, and grease from your kitchen. Make sure to clean it regularly to prevent buildup and reduce the risk of fire.

While these are some basic cleaning practices, it's always best to hire professional kitchen cleaning services like Kk Cleaners for a thorough and efficient cleaning. Our trained cleaners use eco-friendly products and advanced equipment to clean every nook and corner of your kitchen, ensuring that it's spotless and sanitized. We follow strict cleaning protocols and regulations to provide reliable and affordable kitchen cleaning services in Melbourne. Contact KK Cleaners today to schedule your next kitchen cleaning!

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Jaggi Cleaning Services: Your Trusted Partner for Commercial Kitchen Cleaning in Melbourne"

A clean kitchen is crucial for the success of any food business. Not only does it maintain the high standards of hygiene and safety, but it also enhances the overall reputation of your establishment. At Jaggi Cleaning Services, we understand the importance of a clean and well-maintained commercial kitchen. That's why we provide the best commercial kitchen cleaning services in Melbourne. With our team of highly skilled and experienced cleaners, you can count on us to leave your kitchen sparkling clean, every time.

We know that every kitchen is different, which is why we tailor our cleaning services to meet your specific needs. Whether you require daily, weekly, or monthly cleaning, we have the expertise and equipment to get the job done right.

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One of the best ways to avoid a big mess is to tidy up as you go. This means putting things away as soon as you're done with them and wiping up spills as soon as they happen. It may seem like a small thing, but it can make a big difference in the overall cleanliness of your home.

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Life Could Be A Dream

Franchise: Star Wars (but modern AU)

Pairing: Poe Dameron x male reader (reader's pronouns are he/him/his)

Word Count: 1.3k

Warnings: fluff, modern!AU, implied smut (scratch marks on Poe’s back, hickeys, mentions of nudity if you squint), fluff, established relationship, mentions of Poe being an F1 driver, no plot really just a sweet morning with Poe, did I mention fluff?

Summary: Poe always gets cuddly after a race; the more intense the race, the more he wants to be glued to your side. Yesterday's race was pretty crazy, but you’re not complaining.

A/N: This is ridiculously self indulgent, especially with the breakfast foods (I am a slut for a good serving of pancakes) also the inspiration and the song mentioned is Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) by The Sh-Booms, highly recommend listening while reading; for some reason I imagine Poe being a Formula One racer in a modern AU so voila

You blink your tired eyes open with the sun peering through the curtains of the hotel room. It’s warm and welcome on your skin. A lazy smile drifts over your face. You stretch a little before curling up under the thick blanket again; it’s smooth against your bare skin, perfect for a morning like this.

You slowly roll onto your side, turning your back to the window. Your eyes land on your boyfriend’s sleeping form. Poe is snoring softly, his dark curls tousled and unkempt. He looks so peaceful. His broad back glows in the morning light, the duvet haphazardly covering the lower half of his body. There are faint red marks near his shoulders, reminders of last night. Even after the longest, most intense races, he still has some… pent up energy.

Careful not to wake him, you lean forward and press a gentle kiss between his shoulder blades. You then silently slip out of the bed, tugging on a clean pair of boxers. You’re grateful for the carpeting under your bare feet until you reach the cold tile of the bathroom. You brush your teeth, considering you can taste how bad your morning breath is, but you don’t bother fixing your messy hair. You wash your face with cold water to wake yourself up a little more, padding it dry with a facecloth. You look at yourself in the mirror, your eyes sliding over the hickeys on your neck and chest from Poe last night. Your fingers ghost over them.

After leaving the bathroom, you grab a shirt from last night. It’s either yours or Poe’s. You’re not sure, but you don’t really care all that much - it’s a shirt either way.

You wander to the kitchen, thankful the two of you had booked at an extended stay hotel; full kitchen with a big fridge, living space separate from the bed area; lots of space for you and him to stay for a while. You dig through the fridge in search of ingredients for breakfast. The two of you went out for groceries a couple days before his big race in Melbourne, so you had everything you needed to make a filling breakfast; Poe’s always hungry after a night like last night. You are too, quite frankly. You grab bacon, eggs and milk and put them on the counter, lightly kicking the fridge closed behind you. From the cabinets behind you, you collect salt, baking powder, white sugar, and a small bag of flour.

As much as you don’t like packing heavy when you travel for Poe’s races, you’ve brought it upon yourself to have some essentials so you aren’t eating out all the time. After the first few races, you pretty much put together a travel kit of cooking/baking supplies and other things you guys would usually have at home.

You grab a mixing bowl and a wooden spoon and begin mixing the dry ingredients together. You snag a normal bowl from the cupboard to mix the wet ingredients with a whisk. You then combine them together and leave it on the counter with a dishcloth over it, letting it rise. From the cabinets underneath the counter, you grab two pans; one for the pancakes when they’re ready and one for the bacon. As you set the pan on the stove to heat up, you hear shuffling from the bedroom area; Poe’s awake.

The pan warms quickly and you start laying bacon on it to fry. The sizzling meets your ears just as Poe appears out of the corner of his eye. You focus mostly on the bacon, but you can sense his presence. His arm snakes around your waist and he pulls your back against his warm, bare chest. He rests his chin on your shoulder.

“Good morning,” you say with a smile.

Poe hums, pressing a gentle kiss to your neck. “Morning, baby.”

“How’d you sleep?”

“Like a log, but last night was amazing…” He nibbles on your neck a little, tightening his grip around you. You chuckle, bringing your hand down to squeeze his. “Bacon?” Poe inquires, changing the subject and looking down at the pan in front of you. His chin rests on your shoulder, leaning his head against yours.

“And pancakes,” you add, gesturing lazily to the mixing bowl.

“Mmm, I love your breakfasts.”

“You love all my cooking. And baking, for that matter.”

“Because you, mi amor, are an absolute god in the kitchen.”

“You flatter me, darling.” You reach for the tongs to flip the bacon strips. “I’m assuming you’re hungry. You’re always hungry.”

“For your food, always.”

“Flirt.”

“I’m just speaking the truth here.” He presses a kiss to your cheek. “Want help?”

“I love you, but you can just sit there and look pretty for now.” You turn your head to fully kiss him. “I wanna cook for you.”

“You always cook for me.”

“Yeah, because, no offence, but you can’t cook for shit.”

“I’m a Formula One driver, not a chef.”

“I’m not even technically a chef.”

“You might as well be,” Poe replies, untangling himself from you. “You are probably one of the best cooks I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting. And eating with. And, you know, everything else.” He kisses the back of your neck before stepping away to sit at the island, watching you fondly. “You sure you don’t want help?”

“Well, how about you set out the fruit from the fridge?”

“That I can do.”

As you get a plate out for the bacon, as well as a couple pieces of paper towel to catch the leftover grease, while Poe goes to the fridge. You feel Poe’s finger drag down your spine, sending a shiver through your body.

“Tease,” you murmur, looking at him over your shoulder. He smirks at you, blowing a kiss to you. “You wanna put some music on?”

“Absolutely.”

You transfer the cooked bacon onto the plate, then put more bacon on the pan. Poe shuffles around behind you, connecting his phone to the speaker.

Life could be a dream, life could be a dream

Do, do, do, do, sh-boom

A smile crosses your face with you hear the song and you turn to look at Poe. He puts his phone down on the counter. You both begin to murmur the lyrics under your breath.

“Life could be a dream. If I could take you up in paradise up above. If you would tell me I’m the only one that you love, life could be a dream, sweetheart, hello, hello again, sh-boom, and hopin’ we’ll meet again…”

“You look so good in my shirt,” he murmurs, coming up behind you again. He kisses your cheek, resting his hand on your hip. “I ever tell you that?”

“You’ve mentioned…” you reply, relaxing under his touch.

“I love when you travel with me,” Poe says. “Thank you for coming.”

“There’s nowhere I’d rather be, my love.”

Poe gently takes your chin in his hand to turn your head towards him. He presses a deep kiss to your lips. When he pulls away, he has a piece of bacon in his hand.

“Impatient?” You tease.

“It’s bacon. I’m hungry.”

You laugh when he takes a bite and his face lights up. “You’re cute,” you remark. His face goes red and he dips his head.

“Shut up.”

“No.” You tilt his chin up with your finger, pressing your lips to his. “You’re downright adorable, Poe Dameron.”

“You’re relentless.”

“You love me.”

“I adore you.”

You smirk. “I know.”

Some mornings, the two of you have to rush around, packing for another plane or prepping for another race, but not today. Poe’s got a free day, and he intends to spend every minute of it with you. Even if it’s just swaying in the kitchen, teasing each other. As long as he’s with you, he’s happy.

A/N: I just wanted a soft morning with Poe and the song had me in a fluffy mood so I hope y'all enjoy this because I know I did! Feedback is encouraged and appreciated! Have a lovely day y'all <3

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Need a new haunt?

Anna Dressed in Blood by Kendare Blake

Cas, his mum and his spirt sniffing cat travel around, his mum a kitchen witch and Cas following in his father’s footsteps hunting and killing ghost. Until a simple case goes wrong, Cas knows he should be dead but the ghost he was trying to kill Anna saves him, there’s more going on than the two realise.

City of ghosts by Victoria Schwab

Cassidy parents are ghost hunters that have their own Tv show, unlike her parents Cassidy can really see them, her best friend is even a ghost. And in this new city something different lurks, Can Cassidy save herself and those she loves in time?, the books are set in different countries the first book starts in Edinburgh.

Gap Year in Ghost Town by Michael Pryor

Set in Melbourne Australia following a young man Anton working the family trade passing ghosts on, the gentle way, unlike the new company setting up that Rani is a part of takes a more slashing approach, however there’s a massive spike in violent manifestations and the two must find a way to work together before it’s too late.

The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud

For over 50 years the country has been overrun with ghosts and agencies have popped up to deal with this ongoing threat, one such person is Lucy Carlyle who moves to London to join a notable agency however she finds herself with a ramshackle agency called Lockwood and co. With a few mishaps they find themselves with one chance to save the agency and that is in the most haunted house in England, can this ragtag group make it out alive or die trying.

Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson

Artemisia is training to be a grey sister, a nun who cleans the bodies of the deceased so they don’t come back to hurt the living, she like this life, the dead don’t talk and pry into her past. But when an unexpected attack by ghost possessed soldiers forces her to wield a high relic to save those she loves. With all knowledge lost on how to control it, Artemisia finds herself in a race against time to understand herself, the creature within the relic and to save the world.

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“It’s impossible!”

I’ve heard the saying, “Mums get no days off.” It’s true and it isn’t. I know a couple of mums that get plenty of days off, with health retreats throughout the year, child-free holidays, and so on. Sometimes days off seem IMPOSSIBLE. Even getting through some days seems impossible. I get a few hours to myself; I like to get my nails done, and tomorrow I have a first hair appointment in six months - shock horror!

I have a two and a five year old, and I work part time. On Thursdays I work at home, and I like to think of that as my day “off”. I work in peace, I play my own music, I answer only to the ding of Teams’ notifications, emails and my stomach rumbles. Today is Thursday, and I had my two year old home sick from daycare. It’s barely just winter, and we’ve been knocked out at least twice already. I did my best to keep her entertained while I caught up on the work I started Tuesday, where seven meetings had me pretty tied up. We were doing fine, and she was enjoying being home with me, watching Peppa Pig on repeat, and eating through the snack shelf of the pantry.

At 11:00am, my daughter’s school called asking if I could pick up my preppy as she had a headache, fever and sore tummy. So I alerted work, bundled up my toddler and ran to the rescue. She wasn’t well, at all. We made her warm and gave her medicine, and suddenly it was 11:30am, which means nap time for the little one. I quickly answered emails, started writing an article and reviewed some work. I made sure miss five was comfortable and then put miss two down for her nap. After that, I made a quick couple of sandwiches for us, and ate at my desk. While answering 785 questions, including “How do you spell chicken?” and “What is 78 plus 802?” (from my child, not a colleague), I worked through my list for the day, trying my hardest to focus on the tasks at hand. Suddenly it’s 1:45pm and my two year old is awake, and I break my focus. Now it’s time to prepare her food and get her playing happily with her sister. It’s much easier than I had thought, so I can get back to my work. By 3pm, she’s sitting on my lap tapping away at the keys on my computer, asking why I have a spare TV (my second computer monitor) and she just has a lousy plastic phone with dead batteries.

The dog is whining as he hasn’t had a walk all day. My husband left for work at 8:30am, and he won’t be back until we are asleep at 10pm. Miss five goes downhill as suddenly as Melbourne’s morning temperatures, and needs her fever brought down, so there’s no leaving the house. I’m starting to think getting through this day is impossible, but we push through with more snacks, YouTube kids and a cranked heater.

At 4:30pm I’m cooking lamb chops from Monday and drafting my weekly wrap-up for work.

My phone rings. My husband asks, “How was your day?” I sigh and say it was busy. I read some feedback about my work as the kids eat dinner in front of the fire I made by rubbing two sticks together because everyone is “SO COLD!” and I take a breath. Only a quick one though, as I need to run the bath for two girls who identify solely as mermaids and then hit send on one more message before the end of the working day. COB they call it; Close of Business. (Mums don’t really have a COB though, do they?!)

I haven’t had a shower all day, and it’s 6:20pm. My youngest just shut her head in the fridge trying to make imaginary apple pie for the dog, there’s a full basket of clean laundry waiting to be folded on the kitchen table and I think the wombok I was relying on to substitute as salad leaf for my dinner is growing babies. But gosh, somehow I feel accomplished. There’s ice cream on the couch slowly seeping into the earth under our home, the iPads are dead and I am tired, so tired. But I’ve nearly ticked everything off my work to-do list, and, apart from fridge-headgate, the girls are now content, warm, full, laughing, and nearly ready for bed.

Mums do get days off, but not me today. And that’s ok! We got through it. I’m forever grateful for an extremely supportive workplace who understand what people, and mums, go through on a daily basis. No one pressured me to hit unrealistic deadlines, and everyone understood what I was going through, or at least sympathised or empathised with me. And in the end, it just makes me want to work smarter, and harder. In all aspects of my life.

There will be a glass or four poured tonight, and I’d say they are well deserved. I’ve just realised baby mermaid is due for her antibiotics, so I’ll end with one of our favourite Peppa Pig quotes, “It’s impossible!”

But really Peppa, NOTHING is impossible.