Oven Cleaning As A Tourist Attraction

By Author: Ana Cole
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A few days ago a brilliant business idea came into my mind. Why not make some money out of extraordinary tourist attractions like oven cleaning, for example? If tourists pay money to milk cows or to be tortured in prison overnight, then why not make them clean someone else’s home a bit, starting with the most horrible household work – cleaning the kitchen appliances...

Of course, it will be something small, completely different from the concepts that oven cleaning companies do. The first and most important thing is to establish a plan. You can offer this attraction as part of team building activities or a school trip. But the most successful strategy, in my opinion, will be to offer it as a part of a cooking course or trip. You learn to cook, you clean the appliances you used for cooking, and then you make a big feast for yourself with all the food you have prepared, together with your course mates.

This will be a fun group activity, easily compared to visiting wine tasting, or cookie making in a bakery. Presented in this way, the “cleaning tourism” will not look unpleasant or way too unfamiliar and ...
... unusual to the tourist, and there are better chances that more people sign up for it. And according to expert oven cleaning Kidlington, if such type of culinary courses are done with children, it will teach them really good habits to clean after themselves when they prepare something, even when they are at home.

This type of tourism can also present some additional vacancies to people working in the cleaning and housekeeping business, providing them with a different job. And last but not least, there is another positive feature of that “sector” in the tourism business: It will help restaurants offering those courses to do the commercial cleaning they need done without using cleaning subcontractors for that.