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Airbnb turnover checklist

Vacation-rental turnover in checkout-to-check-in order: strip, laundry, reset, restock, and photo proof. Built for same-day windows.

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1. Strip and start laundry

TaskDoneNotes
Strip all beds, collect towels and bath mats☐
Start first laundry load immediately☐
Check for stains, damage, and left items; photograph☐
Empty all trash; check outdoor bins and grills☐

2. Kitchen and dining

TaskDoneNotes
Empty dishwasher or wash and put away dishes☐
Wipe counters, stovetop, microwave, and fridge handles☐
Check fridge for leftovers; toss expired items☐
Restock coffee, filters, soap, and paper goods to par☐
Mop kitchen floor☐

3. Bathrooms

TaskDoneNotes
Scrub tub/shower, toilet, sink, and mirrors☐
Replace towels, bath mat, and soap to standard☐
Restock toilet paper plus one spare per bathroom☐
Mop bathroom floor☐

4. Bedrooms, living areas, and reset

TaskDoneNotes
Make beds to the listing standard with fresh linens☐
Dust surfaces; vacuum and mop all floors☐
Reset thermostat, check remotes and batteries☐
Test door codes and confirm checkout instructions card☐
Photograph every room for the host☐

How to price it

  • Charge per turnover, flat, by bedroom count — not hourly. US turnovers commonly run $80 to $250 per turnover by size before extras.
  • Add a laundry line (on-site vs off-site) and a short-window fee when the gap is under 5 hours.
  • Agree restocking par levels and billing in writing before the first turnover. Toilet paper shortages cause one-star reviews.
FAQ

About this checklist

What makes a turnover different from a standard clean?
The clock. A turnover must reset the whole property — laundry, restock, damage check, and photo proof — inside a checkout-to-check-in window, often 4 hours or less. This checklist is ordered for speed: strip first, laundry started second, bathrooms while it runs.
How should I price turnover cleans?
Per turnover, flat, by bedroom count — plus a laundry line and a same-day or short-window fee when the gap is tight. US turnovers commonly run $80 to $250 per turnover by size before extras.
What should I photograph?
Every room after the reset, the thermostat setting, and any damage with a close-up plus a wide shot. Photos protect the host's claim and prove your work when a guest complains.
Who handles restocking?
Agree it in writing: a par level for toiletries, coffee, liners, and toilet paper, who buys, and how it is billed. Running out of toilet paper is the most avoidable one-star review in hosting.

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