Home Care

Most appliances are readily available in Israel. If you do purchase something electrical, please be certain it has a 110/220 volts, 50/60-cycle feature or is 220/50 cycle. The apartments and houses are 220 volts, 50 cycles. Be careful about cycles.

Kitchen Countertop: Do not cut on or place hot items directly on the counter. Always use a cutting board or heatproof pad/surface cover. During your tenancy, you will be held accountable for damages, scratches, burns etc.    Kitchen sink: Leaks

Commode: Only toilet paper should be flushed in the toilet. Hair, baby wipes, nappies, sanitary and hygiene items will cause blockage. If your toilet blocks or overflows, you will need to turn off the water supply to the tank. On

  During tenancy, you are responsible for replacing any burnt out light bulbs with a similar bulb.  Spot/Led light; electricity saving; regular screw cap fitting; fluorescent. Fluorescent Spotlight/LED Spotlight Screw cap fitting Electricity saving Before purchasing, make sure you have

Always wipe down and clean spills and oil stains from ceramic or electric cookers immediately after use. This is necessary to avoid the build-up of grease and grime which could cause irrevocable damage to the appliance. We recommend ONLY using

Stove/cooker: Gas cookers usually have an electronic igniter, turn the knob for the specific plate and wait for the clicking sound, hold down until flame appears. If match lighting is required, turn the knob, light the match and hold it

Burns, ring marks, candle wax and wet stains are extremely difficult to remove without sanding and re-polishing. To avoid such damage use protective heatproof surface covers, placemats and tablecloths for hot pots and serving dishes. Use coasters for drinks, before

During tenancy, the care and cleaning of carpets, parquet and tiled flooring are your responsibility.   Carpets: Stained or non-repairable carpet damage will require full carpet replacement as patchwork in a single area or room is unacceptable. Avoid burning the