ᐅ What cleaning products are recommended for final construction cleaning, including windows and tiles?

Hello everyone!

We are three days away from the final inspection, and my mind is a bit chaotic.
The house is almost finished; next week, the HVAC system, vinyl flooring, doors, and final sealing work will be installed. Just a few tile edges left in the hallway. That’s about it.
Right now, I’m trying to get organized mentally. There are a few defects—nothing major—I’ve written down everything I’ve noticed so far.
Now I’m wondering if I’m allowed to start cleaning already. I think my site manager probably has no issue with that—he didn’t mind us starting some of our own work (painting, washbasins) before handover, so why would he have a problem with a bit of cleaning?

I once read somewhere online that you shouldn’t use a cloth to clean the windows the first time because of the risk of scratches. But I can’t find that advice anymore. Can someone provide more details on this?

What should I bring with me or possibly buy?
Do I need a cement residue remover, or can I clean the tiles just fine with an all-purpose cleaner?
Tomorrow, I plan to bring the pressure washer to remove the worst dirt from the floors now that most of the tradespeople are done.
Unfortunately, they still keep coming back for small things. A toilet paper holder couldn’t be fixed because the apprentice threw away a part of the bracket, so now they have to come back specifically for that. It wouldn’t bother me so much, but they always come in with their big, dirty boots, tracking tons of sand and soil into the house.
The windows are mostly just dirty. In some places, they have some plaster or paint on them. The paint used by the painter is water-based and comes off easily with warm water. I haven’t dared to try cleaning the dry plaster yet. I read that dry plaster can be removed with a ceramic hob scraper. Can that damage the windows?

I’ve also been thinking about buying another roll of painter’s underlay (that black material that looks like patchwork carpet) and taping it over the vinyl floor walkways with painter’s tape until the move is done. Is that paranoid? Will the floor be able to handle everyday use, or is it best to do this?

Sorry if this post sounds a bit jumbled. I’m quite nervous about the final inspection.
Especially since some things are already “finished,” but as long as tradespeople are still coming and going, things can get damaged. I’ve already found one or two marks on the freshly painted wallpaper. :/ My painter said he will come back and do touch-ups once the last tradesperson has left the house.