My mom was super tidy growing up. I rebelled and was a slob. When I moved out I realized how much she did for me (every kids story right? Haha thanks Mom!!) and I knew I’d need to learn to keep house, the right way. Teaching myself to clean was a long process for me. It did not come naturally. I would leave scum behind in showers and I couldn’t figure out why my kitchen window was so dirty even after wiping and wiping. I spent some time researching the idea of housekeeping in the 1950s. Yes things were different then but I feel like my grandparents generation certainly knew how to keep things clean! From there I kept researching online and finding RUclips videos like these. After that I just learned by doing! Nowadays my house is spotless and my mom is shocked ;)
There can be a lot of emotional baggage blocking the surprising joy of keeping your environment clean and appealing. That baggage is invariably handed down through the generations by harried and struggling parents. Thank God for YT - people who know what they're doing and aren't yelling and swearing while they're doing it.
I’m a professional window cleaner. Dawn dish soap, window mop, and squeegee. No windex, vinegar, newspaper nonsense. Hire a professional window cleaner to be honest. It’s a bit of an art
My wife and I have a small business doing house cleaning, handy man work and overall maintenance for people at their homes or places of work. We come from a house cleaning business background and have more experience than most people. 30 years worth. Word of advice reguarding money in this line of work. Don't always go for the extremely rich people. The more rich a client is the more weary you should be. (Not all rich people are bad, there's a few golden ones out there, I'm just generally speaking). The only clients that roll their eyes/debate/make a fuss over the price are the extremely rich ones. The smaller fish clients value our work, pay what we charge them with no complaints and call us back again if by chance we don't already have them down in our schedule before leaving. The track record doesn't lie, extremely rich people are greedy and just about always have a hard time valuing what you do for them. Work hard, work smart, know your worth and keep clean folks! 👍
yes, I agree with you. also people that have tried other cleaning servicdes and had bad experiences are very bad to work with. also very nasty houses, customers have never clean their houses, they wont appreciate your work. and if you take longer than 2 hours cleaning there, they wouldnt understand why in the wold you took that long, and always complaining about the price.... ugh, I get those all the time.
I was house sitting for my friend, and I decided to practice cleaning on her house. I got a little discouraged because I didn’t feel like I was making a difference, but when she got home she noticed and thanked me for leaving the house cleaner than she left it. 😃
I had an adopted mom that taught me and had me cleaning from the age of 4 and she was an awesome cleaner like you. I hated it as growing up but I thank the Lord for it now...it has truly came in handy in many different ways. Your way is more advanced and up to date. Thanks Angela for everything!!!
I started cleaning since I was 5. I love my parents so much and feel like I can help them as much too. Because my family and us farm. So I decided to clean the house so my mom dont have to clean the house. And I cook so when they come they can just eat and go shower and rest for bed. And in the weekends I would go help my parents with farm. Then on Monday and all those 5 days I clean. And I would go water my plants. I feel proud of myself. Now I'm 11 and I am still cleaning my house. Although my hands are dying from those clean. But still going for my helpful parents.
It sounds to me like you are a real blessing to your parents, because you appreciate all that they do for you and you want to step up and do what you can to make their life easier. Keep it up, and I believe someday you will be rewarded.
I love your videos. My mom has multiple sclerosis, but due to having a strict upbringing she always wanted to do the cleaning instead of us to save us from it... so the house was always messy (adding my dads hoarding tendencies and 3 kids didn't help) and i had no one to learn from. I struggle with mental illness and trauma which makes keeping my house clean feel impossible. Your kind yet direct approach to videos is so helpful and it really means a lot. It helps thinking of it like learning to drive. Thank you! ❤
I love that you understand that your way may not be the best way for someone else with bad knees. I am retired and looked into cleaning houses, something more active than sitting at a desk all day like I did for years. When I found a company hiring I was excited until I read their requirements. They said you have to able to be on your knees most of the day scrubbing floors because they only do them by hand. There was no way I could do that with my knees, but I am able to work in the garden and heat all day so I know I could do the job just not their way.
Everyone cleans differently and you have to chose the way that works best for you. good luck on your job search. Hope you find the perfect one for you.
My best learning tip was vinegar and baking soda clean also. I grew up with a mom that use those. The house would sparkle. I now use them myself cuz they work great. They're cheaper than buying the other chemicals when you're on a budget.
I use this same combo to unclog the kitchen sink and remove stains from carpet. Also, I just read that baking soda and vinegar is used by pros to clean stained sheet/baking pans. Way to go Ashley.
@@Jennifer-fo2vf Use baking soda for scrubbing off stuff - like grime, chunks of stuff etc. Vinegar is good for getting things to shine. However, both together neutralize each other so not a good combo. However, using baking soda and basic Dawn dishwashing soap will give you a great clean for floors, bathrooms, counters, switch and plug plates - everything in your house. This also won't leave a film like most cleaners. I hope this helps. Btw, vinegar for unclogging/cleaning sink taps, shower heads etc. getting stainless steel appliances to SHINE. To clean a sink tap or shower head, put vinegar in a plastic bag and then put over the faucet head and secure with a rubber band - let soak for 20 min or more. I hope this helps, you'll be surprised with the results. Happy Cleaning
Came across your channel due to a search. I was never taught how to properly clean as a kid (my mother did -everything- and wouldn't allow us to do nothing. ) I have struggled over the years, and finally wanted to crack down and properly learn. I appreciate your channel. I struggle with house cleaning (it's not laziness, I just struggle.) I am a single mom to multiple kids, and it s rough. Thank you for having this out here.
Allye, Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment. I hope you are finding the information you need on my channel. Keep me posted on how you are doing. 😊
You are so welcome! Thank you for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it! If you need your kids to help with the cleaning take a peek at this playlist of videos we made on kids & family cleaning. ruclips.net/p/PLh1fKdNH3piS6A1IhjF2Ij7gEwBG7VEVS
I totally agree. My parents always said, 'practice makes perfect'! I look back at how I cleaned when I started, and can see definite improvements with my cleaning. Thanks!
I generally want to help around the house but whenever I ask how to do something they say if I helped out more I’d know this really helped thank you so much
Oof. That's like when you ask your mom if she needs help and she aggressively shouts "No thanks, I already do all the work around here anyways!". Like, I know! That's why I wanna help!
All the way from south Africa ive got my first house client a 68 yr old woman with a big house..everytime i clean it doesn't look as neat and as tidy so this channel is helping me quite a bit
I have a “back saving” tip that I found by accident. I had what I thought was uncleanable tile grout. I wet a Magic Eraser and applied Soft Scrub the grout. The filth practically wiped up! The grout was placed in 1993 and was practically black. Now it is the original tan color. Try it!
Thank you for your videos. I love to watch them all. Thumbs up. In Germany we have two types of jobs for people who cleaning houses. We believe in learning for two and a half year to do a very professional job. They learn a lot chemistry and about using cleaning machines and on and on. First the "Gebäudereiniger". It's a person who does nothing else than cleaning houses. If you want a specialist in cleaning floors, carpets, windows, furnitures... you will choose a Gebäudereiniger. The next is a "Hauswirtschafter". This is a kind of a person who takes care of people and their living spaces. They can clean, cook, doing the laundry and so on in a professional way. Like a professional housewife. Are there similar jobs in the USA?
In the USA we have lots of independent cleaning companies who offer different types of packages. Some do the "personal housewife" chores like dishes, laundry, cooking etc. But most just come in once every other week as an outside service to clean for a few hours.
Grew up with a control freak (not quite free of their grasp yet) who would never let me do a single chore because I'd 'mess it up'... I legitimately have to SNEAK around emptying the dishwasher or brushing because if they hear, they BARGE in. Going to Uni in September and I'm way too old (I'm a mature student :( ) not to know how to clean things properly, really grateful that there are videos out there like this!
Same here except in my case they'd complain I didn't do chores after not letting me do them... It makes adjusting to uni harder but better late than never :)
Dear Angela, my name is Marco and I come from Italy. I have been following your exciting, instructive videos on RUclips since some months. Why don't you start a school to train beginners in the housecleaning who want to learn well to start their own individual business? I'm amazed by your ability to manage technical issues as well as matters of the entrepreneurship. I'll remain one of your most faithful subscribers. P.S. I'm fifty-six years of age and I'm learning by self-study and on the job to become a "state-of-the-art care giver for the elder"
Marco, Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I have an online training program for house cleaners. Here is a link to the paid training website: SavvyCleaner.com Best wishes on your new job as a caregiver. Keep me posted on how it’s going. 😊
I've come to tge point in my life where videos like these make perfect sense. Thank you so much for making your videos; every one that is made is appreciated!
Omg! I know this is a super old video. But when you said, "is my way better? Yes! Uh..no!" I spewed wine on my monitor. I just love your channel. Going back to older stuff to learn the basics.
I'm a total beginner in cleaning a house(my own house) let alone professionally. I also have a thing against contamination. I have no idea what all cleaning supplies I need to use, what kind of cleaning cloths, scrubs, paper, wipes, brushes, sponges (how many of the above should be disposable and how many not), and other tools and how many to use them. I don't what the right chemicals, the right approach needed for cleaning. I don't even know where to start let alone planning a routine for daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal and yearly cleaning. I end up wasting time, energy and resources. I also am worried about cross-contamination during cleaning and also of the cloths and other tools used for cleaning. Even if I have started cleaning, it is very slow and I realise I haven't even achieved half of what I'm supposed to for the day and it's already evening when I had started by mid-morning. I really need a complete, ultimate, step-by-step guide series for total beginners like me with every detail, trips and tricks, etc.
It's great that you're looking to improve your cleaning skills! Starting small and learning gradually will help. The Playlist "Cleaning Tips and Tools" on my channel could help you get started. Good luck!
All excellent advice, I used to clean homes many years ago, I used Murphy oil soap for a lot, but as years go by, things change & it’s not always still the best for everything. Thanks for the tips!
Great advice! Clean a friends house for free a couple of times. One of my friends had a cleaning business and so me and my wife worked with her for awhile which was a real advantage. She taught us how to price, clean etc.. I can't thank her enough. As far as vacuum cleaners its your biggest expense buy a cheap one first and use your customers and you will find a brand you prefer. For ex, I learned that I hate dyson's and love shark's that kinda stuff is personal to each individual. You do not want to spend 4-500 bucks on a vacuum that you hate. That would be a real bummer!
I ask customer if they have vacuum I can use or would they rather I bring mine, I have 9 clients and none of them have a problem with me using their vacuum.
Thanks for the feedback! I've heard that some companies have a zero tolerance for the 1st 60 days. I've always given more grace, but I obviously have a lot to learn since I am still in the field cleaning and not just running my business due to not being able to hire and keep enough employees to keep up. What is your policy?
Wow! This is helpful ma I love cleaning and am working with a house cleaning service here in Nigeria I am planning to get my own opened But an working right to practice, have a knowledge of what am about to start up
I started with researching what cleaners and disinfectants were actually effective, and went from there. There are so many popular cleaners that aren't very effective, but people are brand loyal. Every brand you've shared so far that I've watched have passed that initial test. 😁
Thank you for the kind words and good wishes. We celebrated today at the Savvy Cleaner headquarters with cake and sparkling cider for breakfast. Woot Woot! Thanks for watching and for being a part of it.
Dear Angela with my time spent with cleaning companies alot is down to trial and error as you say its suprising what mixtures you find work best on certain marks,stains,etc
Angela, I have started cleaning on my own recently, and have cleaned through a cleaning company and worked with a friend for housekeeping. I am doing this on my own and wanted to know, it is possible to clean a 2000 sq. foot home alone in one day. It will need a deep clean the first time. Thanks, Wendy
When it comes to what solution to use sometimes the surface your cleaning comes in to play. For instance, Some of the solutions that you use to clean a porcelain tub or tile wall will damage a fiberglass insert. One piece of advice that as former professional I would offer is to always clean from top to bottom.
+patrick Wall Yes you’re correct the solution or detergents you use is dependent 100% of the time on the surface your cleaning, and the soil you are removing. Thank you for bringing this up this is super important information. 👍👍👍
Porcelain vs fiberglass. What do you use for each? I use CLR Calcium Rust Lime for porcelain and comet for everything else. Unless its a tough stain, then I use baking soda and vinegar to soak said offender. Thanks for letting us know. Jennifer
Hi Angela!! What is the best most efficient way of cleaning crusty rusty BBQ grills? Mine have rust and are embedded with gump. Thank you! I heard ammonia is good.
When it comes to cleaning a crusty and rusty BBQ grill, there are several efficient methods you can use. One option is to create a paste using equal parts baking soda and water, which can be applied to the rusted areas of the grill, left for a few hours, and then scrubbed away. Another method is to soak the grill grates in a solution of equal parts vinegar and water. While ammonia can also be effective, it's important to take safety precautions when using it. Regular maintenance of your grill can help prevent rust and grime buildup.
Thank you. I appreciate your candidness. I keep watching videos where the person tells their way of doing the cleaning as if it is the only way. I run a cleaning service. I train my employees to clean my way, but sometimes they come in knowing and preferring to clean the way they already clean their home. So many videos say that as an employer we need to set up systems that everybody follows. While I agree with that wholeheartedly, I also feel the work will eventually get done better and faster if they have tools more accustomed to their style and habits they've already formed. I want to grow my business, so I can get out of the field and just run it. Do you think I should make everyone clean a certain way or is it better to not be a perfectionist in this area?
Lol of COURSE you're the better driver! Lol. I'm just getting started so lots of trial & error. 1 thing I noticed is what works great in 1 clients home doesn't work so well in another. I live in Northern NJ so lots of hard water & I've been cleaning in some older homes w/ no water softener. Omg what HELL! This is a LOT of work & requires different chemicals & techniques than in newer homes or ones w/ water softeners. Also some some people maintain their home & some don't. So again big difference in time, effort, solutions, & techniques.
Hahaha...thanks! And yes, there will always be a difference between the customers homes. Thank you for sharing your feedback and thanks for watching. 🙂
Hi Angela! Great advice...... and speaking of mopping the floors I prefer to do it on my hands and knees but like you said it’s not something that’s for every house cleaner depending on the individual. What I like to do is when I go do an estimate for cleaning, I like to let the owners know that if they have their own mop that I will be using theirs or on my hands and knees. There’s just something about taking a mop from house to house that just seems very unsanitary to me. I personally would not like a mop that was used in someone else’s home or many other homes used in my home on my floors. What are your thoughts? Thank you!
1021freestyle I really like using the mops where you can change out the heads and launder the dirty ones at the end of each day. Having a laundry basket or bag for dirty mop heads rags, etc in your car is a great way to keep your dirty stuff from clean and from cross contaminating to other houses. But each house cleaner will find their own way of doing things 😊
My grandparents taught me how to clean. Not necessarily how to remove stains but they taught me that you don't just clean what you can see. They told me real cleaning is getting under tables, behind couches, behind refrigerators. I think they were always afraid of mice... LOL I have seven aunts and uncles and they said that my grandparents taught them how to clean also. Their houses are immaculate. By the way my grandparents weren't house cleaners. My grandfather was a minister and my grandmother was a teacher but their parents taught them how it clean and now I'm teaching my child. I'm am proud of my attention to detail and hope that I can pass it on to my employees.
Angela, I used my cats brush on my stairs it picked up the cat fur. Then I vacuumed. Just wanted to pass on something that helped me out. Also what is a good steam cleaner to use as I want to buy one.
Thanks for sharing this tip. Cat brushes are awesome for picking up hair, especially the silicone ones. As for a steamer - are you looking for a hand held steamer for showers? Or a floor steamer for the bathroom tile on the floors?
I’m a very inefficient cleaner and looking this up after I spent most of today cleaning and it only looks a little bit better. I’m ready to throw everything out!
Cleaning can sometimes feel overwhelming, and it's normal to experience frustration when it doesn't yield the desired results. Before considering throwing things out, take a breather, and perhaps try a different cleaning approach or break the task into smaller, manageable steps
Hi Angela! I'm starting a hot dog cart business front of my house. How do I clean 304 Stainless steel? What can I do to make it shiny without damaging it? Thank you!!!
Krud Kutter Original Cleaner/Degreaser amzn.to/3dovjBf does a magnificent job. You can use it full strength on the greasy part, and a diluted version on the rest. The instructions have dilution ratios. Congratulations on your new business. I'm excited for you.
Спасибо вам милый человек. Огромное спасибо вам. Спасибо за то что вы есть у нас. Спасибо вам за то что помогаете нам бесплатно. Спасибо огромное целую ваши руки. ❤
@@AskAngelaBrown I use a steam mop from Costco. It cleans and sanitizes without chemicals. I bought it when the kids were little as I didn't want chems on floors they would be bare feet on. Also, the purple Swiffer has known to damage pets kidneys, so just hot water for me.
Hello i work at a hotel my question i need to learn how to clean a tub and or a shower only With just cleaning solution 1. How to start spray solution? 2. Scrub with sponge or with cloth? 3. Do i need to dry or will it dry on its own? 4. How to pick up hairs from floor after you mopped ?
We dont have a tining housekeeping i was just partnered up with 5 different girls each day and they all clean very different and i just dont wanna go on my knees and scrub floors or floor showers there haves to be a tool that will help me clean shower floor with and wall tiles with bending or strainin so hard
Good afternoon, Emmanuel from Nigeria, please do you have a book written by you I can buy to read? Thank you, I look forward to your favourable response.
Do high schools still teach how to clean house in home economics class? Do they still have home ec class? Has it gone the way of cursive penmanship? I have seen people do the strangest, most ineffectual things when cleaning. For instance, my husband thought you could handwash dishes in cold water. His reasoning was that the soap caused a chemical reaction and would clean just as well regardless of temperature. As you can imagine the dishes were greasy and slimy when he was done. And this man has an IQ of 145 and is an engineer! Oh, but if you do have raw egg on a dish, I did find out that this particular item should be rinsed off first with cold water, if you use hot water it can actually cook the egg onto the surface.
When it comes to cleaning linoleum floors, there are several mop options that can be effective. A microfiber mop is a great choice because it attracts and holds dirt and debris while being gentle on the surface of the flooring. A steam mop is another option that can clean and sanitize the floors without the need for harsh chemicals or detergents. A sponge mop is a more traditional approach, but it's important to wring out excess water to avoid damaging the linoleum. Ultimately, the best mop for linoleum floors depends on personal preference and cleaning needs. When choosing a mop, consider factors such as durability, ease of use, and effectiveness. Product reviews can also be helpful in making a decision. With the right mop, linoleum floors can be kept clean and in great condition. Hope this helps...happy mopping! 🙂
LOL. That happened to me the other day. I was on vacation and in the middle of a rain forest and there was something on the front of my iPhone. My husband kept retaking a picture because there was "something that shouldn't be there." Until he realized there was gunk on the front of the viewfinder. 😜😜😜
@@AskAngelaBrown Oh I'm the host. The bath mats we are plastic so we have to hand wash them. But once we do that should we put them inside the tub or drape them over the tub?
Hopefully the soap you are using does the trick. There is no real way that I know of to guarantee your clothes are sanitized but at lease they will be clean.
I can't find the channel with all the videos on how to do stuff - like how to clean a toiltet and other really in detail stuff cleaning - not the how to be a cleaning service or the mental making up a hoarder - they are all fine - but right now I want the how to stuff - can anyone point me in the right direction ? thanks
You can find all helpful tips by using the channel's search bar-just type in the specific topic you're interested in, like "how to clean a toilet," and it should pull up the videos you need. Thanks for watching!👍
Do you know about Fresh Wave? amzn.to/2Qm5xCc It's a plant based odor eater that dissolves the odor and leaves no odor in it's place. A jar of this opened inside the hope chest should remove all lingering smells that have seeped into the fibers of the wood. Let me know how it works for you. :-)
Happy New Year Angela! How do you clean musty dusty moldy vine wicker baskets without destroying them? I'm using them for a play but they're delicate. Thank you Angela!
You got me at moldy - because if they are moldy it's going to be tough, but vacuuming them with a brush attachment tool with soft bristles may be your best bet to get off the dust. So you don't break them, consider placing a bowl about the same size as the basket inside the basket (so the basket is wrapped around the outside of the bowl - the bowl is like a basket liner.) This will give you some stability when vacuuming the basket so it doesn't bend or break. Does that make sense?
Check out this video, hope it helps: Depressed And Can't Cope with Cleaning? | Change Your Questions, Change Your Results - ruclips.net/video/llR8kRUZvpY/видео.html
I'm right there with you Sammie. I finally found a doctor that helped me and now as a mandatory requirement of staying above water, I force myself to walk 5 minutes a day. Hope this helps. Jennifer
Granite countertops have a glaze on them that can be shined with a damp microfiber cloth. If you are going to really clean them, do so with a stone cleaner designed for porous stone. I use Weiman Granite and Stone Cleaner amzn.to/2wpSo4g and then I maintain them with a damp cloth.
I like my steam cleaner but it isn’t necessary to have one in your house cleaning routine. Here is a video on sponges and when to toss them: ruclips.net/video/FC_h15-rNhg/видео.html
Angela, my mother in law lives with us now, she is 93. I change her clean her and clean floor bathroom take trash out right away due to wet pull ups.i can't seem to get urine smell out in the air. Any suggestions? So far I burned candle, backing soda in cups ets..thanks.
OdoBan makes a really great disinfectant/odor eliminator that you can buy in the gallon as concentrate. www.odobanprofessional.com/products/odor-eliminators-disinfectants.php It's great for cleaning, disinfecting and it's safe on fabrics so if you just spray it in the air as an air freshener it won't hurt your carpets, drapes, bedding etc. Used a lot in hospitals and assisted living centers it's designed for this very type of thing.
Hospitals use biological odor eliminator. I actually removes the odor rather than masking it with perfume. Check out the one by MedChoice. Also, PooPourri is all-natural and gets rid of feces odor, so I’m sure it would effective. It does have a strong scent, but it’s not irritating because it contains no synthetic chemicals. I prefer the original, which is lemon.
If you have a question about cleaning or owning a cleaning business there is a blue button on the Ask a House Cleaner website where you can record a question. askahousecleaner.com Looking forward to hearing from you!
+Cindy Cox If you have room for it all, and you use it all, you may not need to discard anything. Decluttering, what and when, is a very personal choice and one that comes with clarity and confidence. 🙏
Thank you so much for the shout-out and for the money. All of the Thanks money from our channel goes to our scholarship fund. You just paid for training for a house cleaner. Here's where the money goes. savvycleaner.com/scholarship-winners-for-2022/ THANK YOU for helping me leave the world a cleaner place.
Take a peek at this playlist of similar videos we made on maintenance cleaning. More expert info.
ruclips.net/p/PLh1fKdNH3piSKkLAkxUoQV3WPxxFKqZEN
My mom was super tidy growing up. I rebelled and was a slob. When I moved out I realized how much she did for me (every kids story right? Haha thanks Mom!!) and I knew I’d need to learn to keep house, the right way. Teaching myself to clean was a long process for me. It did not come naturally. I would leave scum behind in showers and I couldn’t figure out why my kitchen window was so dirty even after wiping and wiping. I spent some time researching the idea of housekeeping in the 1950s. Yes things were different then but I feel like my grandparents generation certainly knew how to keep things clean! From there I kept researching online and finding RUclips videos like these. After that I just learned by doing! Nowadays my house is spotless and my mom is shocked ;)
There can be a lot of emotional baggage blocking the surprising joy of keeping your environment clean and appealing. That baggage is invariably handed down through the generations by harried and struggling parents. Thank God for YT - people who know what they're doing and aren't yelling and swearing while they're doing it.
I can’t get my windows clean no matter how hard I try, tried everything
I’m a professional window cleaner. Dawn dish soap, window mop, and squeegee. No windex, vinegar, newspaper nonsense. Hire a professional window cleaner to be honest. It’s a bit of an art
Thanks for your story, I'm learning the proper way to clean right now too! Amazing how knowing the right way to do it also saves time!
My wife and I have a small business doing house cleaning, handy man work and overall maintenance for people at their homes or places of work. We come from a house cleaning business background and have more experience than most people. 30 years worth.
Word of advice reguarding money in this line of work. Don't always go for the extremely rich people. The more rich a client is the more weary you should be. (Not all rich people are bad, there's a few golden ones out there, I'm just generally speaking).
The only clients that roll their eyes/debate/make a fuss over the price are the extremely rich ones.
The smaller fish clients value our work, pay what we charge them with no complaints and call us back again if by chance we don't already have them down in our schedule before leaving.
The track record doesn't lie, extremely rich people are greedy and just about always have a hard time valuing what you do for them.
Work hard, work smart, know your worth and keep clean folks! 👍
Well said. Thank you for sharing your advice and thanks for watching the video.🙂
Staccato Silvano
it’s like when i waitressed, the dudes with black amex cards didn’t tip well. WTF?
Am glad to read this ..I started my cleaning busness but I don't how to start..
yes, I agree with you. also people that have tried other cleaning servicdes and had bad experiences are very bad to work with. also very nasty houses, customers have never clean their houses, they wont appreciate your work. and if you take longer than 2 hours cleaning there, they wouldnt understand why in the wold you took that long, and always complaining about the price.... ugh, I get those all the time.
@@bkirstie Rich people are often cheap. I was a hair stylist in an expensive and exclusive neighborhood. Most clients didn't tip.
I was house sitting for my friend, and I decided to practice cleaning on her house. I got a little discouraged because I didn’t feel like I was making a difference, but when she got home she noticed and thanked me for leaving the house cleaner than she left it. 😃
You have so much integrity and consideration for others. Thank you for being an inspiration to me. Jennifer
"We both get there differently. Is my way better than his? Yes." 😆 I love it when you add humor! ☺️
Lol...thank you! 😃
I had an adopted mom that taught me and had me cleaning from the age of 4 and she was an awesome cleaner like you. I hated it as growing up but I thank the Lord for it now...it has truly came in handy in many different ways. Your way is more advanced and up to date. Thanks Angela for everything!!!
Catina Hawkins
age 4 too young
I started cleaning since I was 5. I love my parents so much and feel like I can help them as much too. Because my family and us farm. So I decided to clean the house so my mom dont have to clean the house. And I cook so when they come they can just eat and go shower and rest for bed. And in the weekends I would go help my parents with farm. Then on Monday and all those 5 days I clean. And I would go water my plants. I feel proud of myself. Now I'm 11 and I am still cleaning my house. Although my hands are dying from those clean. But still going for my helpful parents.
It sounds to me like you are a real blessing to your parents, because you appreciate all that they do for you and you want to step up and do what you can to make their life easier. Keep it up, and I believe someday you will be rewarded.
What a beautiful gift of a child you are.
All I have to say is.....Your Amazing! May God Bless You All the Days of Your Life!
Trish O'Connor
absolutely disagree. 5 years old? 10 years old? when does she play? something is wrong here.
Cintia
um, when does she play? this is wrong.
I love your videos. My mom has multiple sclerosis, but due to having a strict upbringing she always wanted to do the cleaning instead of us to save us from it... so the house was always messy (adding my dads hoarding tendencies and 3 kids didn't help) and i had no one to learn from. I struggle with mental illness and trauma which makes keeping my house clean feel impossible. Your kind yet direct approach to videos is so helpful and it really means a lot. It helps thinking of it like learning to drive. Thank you! ❤
☺ Thank you so much for those kind words. I am so happy to have you here. 🤗
I love that you understand that your way may not be the best way for someone else with bad knees. I am retired and looked into cleaning houses, something more active than sitting at a desk all day like I did for years. When I found a company hiring I was excited until I read their requirements. They said you have to able to be on your knees most of the day scrubbing floors because they only do them by hand. There was no way I could do that with my knees, but I am able to work in the garden and heat all day so I know I could do the job just not their way.
Everyone cleans differently and you have to chose the way that works best for you. good luck on your job search. Hope you find the perfect one for you.
My best learning tip was vinegar and baking soda clean also. I grew up with a mom that use those. The house would sparkle. I now use them myself cuz they work great. They're cheaper than buying the other chemicals when you're on a budget.
Thank you for sharing!
I use this same combo to unclog the kitchen sink and remove stains from carpet. Also, I just read that baking soda and vinegar is used by pros to clean stained sheet/baking pans. Way to go Ashley.
@@Jennifer-fo2vf Use baking soda for scrubbing off stuff - like grime, chunks of stuff etc. Vinegar is good for getting things to shine. However, both together neutralize each other so not a good combo. However, using baking soda and basic Dawn dishwashing soap will give you a great clean for floors, bathrooms, counters, switch and plug plates - everything in your house. This also won't leave a film like most cleaners. I hope this helps. Btw, vinegar for unclogging/cleaning sink taps, shower heads etc. getting stainless steel appliances to SHINE. To clean a sink tap or shower head, put vinegar in a plastic bag and then put over the faucet head and secure with a rubber band - let soak for 20 min or more. I hope this helps, you'll be surprised with the results. Happy Cleaning
Angela, you're amazing and I'm so encouraged by you. My house needs so much and watching you gives me that shot in the arm I so desperately need!
Thank you so much for your kind words. You got this Lynne! Sending hugs. 🤗
Came across your channel due to a search. I was never taught how to properly clean as a kid (my mother did -everything- and wouldn't allow us to do nothing. ) I have struggled over the years, and finally wanted to crack down and properly learn. I appreciate your channel. I struggle with house cleaning (it's not laziness, I just struggle.) I am a single mom to multiple kids, and it
s rough. Thank you for having this out here.
Allye, Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment. I hope you are finding the information you need on my channel. Keep me posted on how you are doing. 😊
You are so welcome! Thank you for taking the time to comment. I appreciate it! If you need your kids to help with the cleaning take a peek at this playlist of videos we made on kids & family cleaning. ruclips.net/p/PLh1fKdNH3piS6A1IhjF2Ij7gEwBG7VEVS
Same
"Is my way better than his? ...Yes."
I don't often LOL, but you made me chuckle with that one, Sister! Thanks!
😆
I totally agree. My parents always said, 'practice makes perfect'! I look back at how I cleaned when I started, and can see definite improvements with my cleaning. Thanks!
You are amazing. Always learn so much from you. Please keep it up. We need you to make sense of all the cleaning for us. Love you
I generally want to help around the house but whenever I ask how to do something they say if I helped out more I’d know this really helped thank you so much
Hey, we all start somewhere. Thanks for joining me here and keep me posted on how it goes. I'm here rooting for you. 😍
Oof. That's like when you ask your mom if she needs help and she aggressively shouts "No thanks, I already do all the work around here anyways!". Like, I know! That's why I wanna help!
I think the video made a good point about how people pick favorite brands and techniques to clean.
👍
All the way from south Africa ive got my first house client a 68 yr old woman with a big house..everytime i clean it doesn't look as neat and as tidy so this channel is helping me quite a bit
Welcome to my channel and congrats on your first job!
I have a “back saving” tip that I found by accident. I had what I thought was uncleanable tile grout. I wet a Magic Eraser and applied Soft Scrub the grout. The filth practically wiped up! The grout was placed in 1993 and was practically black. Now it is the original tan color. Try it!
Was it a sanded grout? Thanks for the tip. :-)
I'm going to try this as your tip sounds amazing. Jennifer
Thank you for your videos. I love to watch them all. Thumbs up.
In Germany we have two types of jobs for people who cleaning houses. We believe in learning for two and a half year to do a very professional job. They learn a lot chemistry and about using cleaning machines and on and on.
First the "Gebäudereiniger". It's a person who does nothing else than cleaning houses. If you want a specialist in cleaning floors, carpets, windows, furnitures... you will choose a Gebäudereiniger.
The next is a "Hauswirtschafter". This is a kind of a person who takes care of people and their living spaces. They can clean, cook, doing the laundry and so on in a professional way. Like a professional housewife.
Are there similar jobs in the USA?
In the USA we have lots of independent cleaning companies who offer different types of packages. Some do the "personal housewife" chores like dishes, laundry, cooking etc. But most just come in once every other week as an outside service to clean for a few hours.
Grew up with a control freak (not quite free of their grasp yet) who would never let me do a single chore because I'd 'mess it up'... I legitimately have to SNEAK around emptying the dishwasher or brushing because if they hear, they BARGE in. Going to Uni in September and I'm way too old (I'm a mature student :( ) not to know how to clean things properly, really grateful that there are videos out there like this!
Same here except in my case they'd complain I didn't do chores after not letting me do them... It makes adjusting to uni harder but better late than never :)
Sorry you had to go thru that. But I'm glad that you made the effort to do things on your own. I hope that you are doing well in school.
Dear Angela,
my name is Marco and I come from Italy. I have been following your exciting, instructive videos on RUclips since some months. Why don't you start a school to train beginners in the housecleaning who want to learn well to start their own individual business? I'm amazed by your ability to manage technical issues as well as matters of the entrepreneurship. I'll remain one of your most faithful subscribers.
P.S. I'm fifty-six years of age and I'm learning by self-study and on the job
to become a "state-of-the-art care giver for the elder"
Marco, Thank you so much for leaving a comment. I have an online training program for house cleaners. Here is a link to the paid training website: SavvyCleaner.com
Best wishes on your new job as a caregiver. Keep me posted on how it’s going. 😊
I've come to tge point in my life where videos like these make perfect sense. Thank you so much for making your videos; every one that is made is appreciated!
Yay! I am so glad you liked the video. 😊
Omg! I know this is a super old video. But when you said, "is my way better? Yes! Uh..no!" I spewed wine on my monitor. I just love your channel. Going back to older stuff to learn the basics.
LOL. I do have fun here. Thanks for joining me and for taking the time to drop me a line. :-)
I'm a total beginner in cleaning a house(my own house) let alone professionally. I also have a thing against contamination.
I have no idea what all cleaning supplies I need to use, what kind of cleaning cloths, scrubs, paper, wipes, brushes, sponges (how many of the above should be disposable and how many not), and other tools and how many to use them. I don't what the right chemicals, the right approach needed for cleaning. I don't even know where to start let alone planning a routine for daily, weekly, monthly, seasonal and yearly cleaning. I end up wasting time, energy and resources. I also am worried about cross-contamination during cleaning and also of the cloths and other tools used for cleaning.
Even if I have started cleaning, it is very slow and I realise I haven't even achieved half of what I'm supposed to for the day and it's already evening when I had started by mid-morning.
I really need a complete, ultimate, step-by-step guide series for total beginners like me with every detail, trips and tricks, etc.
It's great that you're looking to improve your cleaning skills! Starting small and learning gradually will help. The Playlist "Cleaning Tips and Tools" on my channel could help you get started. Good luck!
All excellent advice, I used to clean homes many years ago, I used Murphy oil soap for a lot, but as years go by, things change & it’s not always still the best for everything. Thanks for the tips!
Thanks so much for watching the show and taking the time to leave a comment. 👍
The channel I need in my life!!
Aww...thanks for this! Hope you enjoy all the content!
Great advice! Clean a friends house for free a couple of times. One of my friends had a cleaning business and so me and my wife worked with her for awhile which was a real advantage. She taught us how to price, clean etc.. I can't thank her enough. As far as vacuum cleaners its your biggest expense buy a cheap one first and use your customers and you will find a brand you prefer. For ex, I learned that I hate dyson's and love shark's that kinda stuff is personal to each individual. You do not want to spend 4-500 bucks on a vacuum that you hate. That would be a real bummer!
John Mal i agree with your preference. Hate dysons love sharks.
I ask customer if they have vacuum I can use or would they rather I bring mine, I have 9 clients and none of them have a problem with me using their vacuum.
Thanks for the feedback! I've heard that some companies have a zero tolerance for the 1st 60 days. I've always given more grace, but I obviously have a lot to learn since I am still in the field cleaning and not just running my business due to not being able to hire and keep enough employees to keep up. What is your policy?
I love that policy! Thanks for sharing so explicitly what you do in your business.
Wow!
This is helpful ma
I love cleaning and am working with a house cleaning service here in Nigeria
I am planning to get my own opened
But an working right to practice, have a knowledge of what am about to start up
Glad it was helpful! Wishing you the best of luck and lots of success.
I started with researching what cleaners and disinfectants were actually effective, and went from there. There are so many popular cleaners that aren't very effective, but people are brand loyal. Every brand you've shared so far that I've watched have passed that initial test. 😁
Oh wow! I'm glad to hear that! Thank you so much for your feedback!
So glad you reached 100K!!!! 💕💕 Your videos are so insightful
Thank you for the kind words and good wishes. We celebrated today at the Savvy Cleaner headquarters with cake and sparkling cider for breakfast. Woot Woot! Thanks for watching and for being a part of it.
Dear Angela with my time spent with cleaning companies alot is down to trial and error as you say its suprising what mixtures you find work best on certain marks,stains,etc
Thank you for sharing your input and for watching the video!
Thanks so much for taking the time to reach out and share.👍
Angela, I have started cleaning on my own recently, and have cleaned through a cleaning company and worked with a friend for housekeeping. I am doing this on my own and wanted to know, it is possible to clean a 2000 sq. foot home alone in one day. It will need a deep clean the first time. Thanks, Wendy
When it comes to what solution to use sometimes the surface your cleaning comes in to play. For instance, Some of the solutions that you use to clean a porcelain tub or tile wall will damage a fiberglass insert. One piece of advice that as former professional I would offer is to always clean from top to bottom.
+patrick Wall Yes you’re correct the solution or detergents you use is dependent 100% of the time on the surface your cleaning, and the soil you are removing. Thank you for bringing this up this is super important information. 👍👍👍
Porcelain vs fiberglass. What do you use for each? I use CLR Calcium Rust Lime for porcelain and comet for everything else. Unless its a tough stain, then I use baking soda and vinegar to soak said offender. Thanks for letting us know. Jennifer
The hope chest smells better, following your cleaning advice...ty. So far no moth ball smell, now I can place blankets in there.
Thanks for sharing this. I'm so thrilled to hear. 👏👏👏
Hi Angela!! What is the best most efficient way of cleaning crusty rusty BBQ grills? Mine have rust and are embedded with gump. Thank you! I heard ammonia is good.
When it comes to cleaning a crusty and rusty BBQ grill, there are several efficient methods you can use. One option is to create a paste using equal parts baking soda and water, which can be applied to the rusted areas of the grill, left for a few hours, and then scrubbed away. Another method is to soak the grill grates in a solution of equal parts vinegar and water. While ammonia can also be effective, it's important to take safety precautions when using it. Regular maintenance of your grill can help prevent rust and grime buildup.
Thank you. I appreciate your candidness. I keep watching videos where the person tells their way of doing the cleaning as if it is the only way. I run a cleaning service. I train my employees to clean my way, but sometimes they come in knowing and preferring to clean the way they already clean their home. So many videos say that as an employer we need to set up systems that everybody follows. While I agree with that wholeheartedly, I also feel the work will eventually get done better and faster if they have tools more accustomed to their style and habits they've already formed. I want to grow my business, so I can get out of the field and just run it. Do you think I should make everyone clean a certain way or is it better to not be a perfectionist in this area?
I've become a little lazy, but at the end of the day I'm done. Thanks a lot Lady Brown!
LOL. Thanks for joining me here - at the end of the day we're all a little lazy. it's good to have you here. Welcome!
Lol of COURSE you're the better driver! Lol. I'm just getting started so lots of trial & error. 1 thing I noticed is what works great in 1 clients home doesn't work so well in another. I live in Northern NJ so lots of hard water & I've been cleaning in some older homes w/ no water softener. Omg what HELL! This is a LOT of work & requires different chemicals & techniques than in newer homes or ones w/ water softeners. Also some some people maintain their home & some don't. So again big difference in time, effort, solutions, & techniques.
Hahaha...thanks! And yes, there will always be a difference between the customers homes. Thank you for sharing your feedback and thanks for watching. 🙂
Hi Angela! Great advice...... and speaking of mopping the floors I prefer to do it on my hands and knees but like you said it’s not something that’s for every house cleaner depending on the individual. What I like to do is when I go do an estimate for cleaning, I like to let the owners know that if they have their own mop that I will be using theirs or on my hands and knees. There’s just something about taking a mop from house to house that just seems very unsanitary to me. I personally would not like a mop that was used in someone else’s home or many other homes used in my home on my floors. What are your thoughts?
Thank you!
1021freestyle I really like using the mops where you can change out the heads and launder the dirty ones at the end of each day. Having a laundry basket or bag for dirty mop heads rags, etc in your car is a great way to keep your dirty stuff from clean and from cross contaminating to other houses. But each house cleaner will find their own way of doing things 😊
@@chelseagarchar4338 NJ by
I only watch your videos very professional amd informative
Glad you like them! Thanks for taking the time to write this comment, I appreciate it! 🤗
My grandparents taught me how to clean. Not necessarily how to remove stains but they taught me that you don't just clean what you can see. They told me real cleaning is getting under tables, behind couches, behind refrigerators. I think they were always afraid of mice... LOL
I have seven aunts and uncles and they said that my grandparents taught them how to clean also. Their houses are immaculate. By the way my grandparents weren't house cleaners. My grandfather was a minister and my grandmother was a teacher but their parents taught them how it clean and now I'm teaching my child. I'm am proud of my attention to detail and hope that I can pass it on to my employees.
Angela h. Im starting a cleaning business is the a house cleaning app that i can use to be organized
Angela, I used my cats brush on my stairs it picked up the cat fur. Then I vacuumed. Just wanted to pass on something that helped me out. Also what is a good steam cleaner to use as I want to buy one.
Thanks for sharing this tip. Cat brushes are awesome for picking up hair, especially the silicone ones. As for a steamer - are you looking for a hand held steamer for showers? Or a floor steamer for the bathroom tile on the floors?
I’m a very inefficient cleaner and looking this up after I spent most of today cleaning and it only looks a little bit better. I’m ready to throw everything out!
Cleaning can sometimes feel overwhelming, and it's normal to experience frustration when it doesn't yield the desired results. Before considering throwing things out, take a breather, and perhaps try a different cleaning approach or break the task into smaller, manageable steps
Hi Angela! I'm starting a hot dog cart business front of my house. How do I clean 304 Stainless steel? What can I do to make it shiny without damaging it? Thank you!!!
Krud Kutter Original Cleaner/Degreaser amzn.to/3dovjBf does a magnificent job. You can use it full strength on the greasy part, and a diluted version on the rest. The instructions have dilution ratios. Congratulations on your new business. I'm excited for you.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you Angela!!
Finish with baby oil , it looks amazing!
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you Angela!!!
I am not tidy at all. I hate cleaning. But even if I'm not tidy at my own house could i still learn to be a cleaner?
Sure, all homes need to be cleaned. So if you don't hire a cleaner - it is helpful to know how to clean.
I find that is it way easier to clean someone else's place. Hope this helps you.
Спасибо вам милый человек. Огромное спасибо вам. Спасибо за то что вы есть у нас. Спасибо вам за то что помогаете нам бесплатно. Спасибо огромное целую ваши руки. ❤
Thank you for your kind words! 😊
Trial and error has been the way I've learned. Mops... oh if I could find a reliable mop...
Trial and error has been the learning path for many. And mops, oh boy...you are not alone when it comes to that.
@@AskAngelaBrown I use a steam mop from Costco. It cleans and sanitizes without chemicals. I bought it when the kids were little as I didn't want chems on floors they would be bare feet on. Also, the purple Swiffer has known to damage pets kidneys, so just hot water for me.
You give some great advice.
I wish I'd listened whilst growing up!
Lol...I've heard this a few time before. It's never too late to learn.
Hello i work at a hotel my question i need to learn how to clean a tub and or a shower only
With just cleaning solution
1. How to start spray solution?
2. Scrub with sponge or with cloth?
3. Do i need to dry or will it dry on its own?
4. How to pick up hairs from floor after you mopped ?
We dont have a tining housekeeping i was just partnered up with 5 different girls each day and they all clean very different and i just dont wanna go on my knees and scrub floors or floor showers there haves to be a tool that will help me clean shower floor with and wall tiles with bending or strainin so hard
Good afternoon, Emmanuel from Nigeria, please do you have a book written by you I can buy to read? Thank you, I look forward to your favourable response.
Yes here is the Amazon link amzn.to/3nGMXoR
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching the video and for your support!
I think you're just marvellous!!
Aww...thank you for your kind words!
Do high schools still teach how to clean house in home economics class? Do they still have home ec class? Has it gone the way of cursive penmanship? I have seen people do the strangest, most ineffectual things when cleaning. For instance, my husband thought you could handwash dishes in cold water. His reasoning was that the soap caused a chemical reaction and would clean just as well regardless of temperature. As you can imagine the dishes were greasy and slimy when he was done. And this man has an IQ of 145 and is an engineer! Oh, but if you do have raw egg on a dish, I did find out that this particular item should be rinsed off first with cold water, if you use hot water it can actually cook the egg onto the surface.
Interesting thoughts. Thank you for sharing them. I appreciate you! 👍
What is a good mop to use on linoleum floors?
When it comes to cleaning linoleum floors, there are several mop options that can be effective. A microfiber mop is a great choice because it attracts and holds dirt and debris while being gentle on the surface of the flooring. A steam mop is another option that can clean and sanitize the floors without the need for harsh chemicals or detergents. A sponge mop is a more traditional approach, but it's important to wring out excess water to avoid damaging the linoleum. Ultimately, the best mop for linoleum floors depends on personal preference and cleaning needs. When choosing a mop, consider factors such as durability, ease of use, and effectiveness. Product reviews can also be helpful in making a decision. With the right mop, linoleum floors can be kept clean and in great condition.
Hope this helps...happy mopping! 🙂
I was wondering why she couldn't get that spot off the tub and realised it was on my screen.
LOL. That happened to me the other day. I was on vacation and in the middle of a rain forest and there was something on the front of my iPhone. My husband kept retaking a picture because there was "something that shouldn't be there." Until he realized there was gunk on the front of the viewfinder. 😜😜😜
Bath mat in an STR between guests leave in the tub/shower or hang somewhere outside the tub/shower?
Speak with your host about their rules, the standard rules is the bath mats are washed between guests with the towels.
@@AskAngelaBrown Oh I'm the host. The bath mats we are plastic so we have to hand wash them. But once we do that should we put them inside the tub or drape them over the tub?
How can I be sure my clothes are clean and sanitized when I do laundry at the laundromat?
Hopefully the soap you are using does the trick. There is no real way that I know of to guarantee your clothes are sanitized but at lease they will be clean.
I can't find the channel with all the videos on how to do stuff - like how to clean a toiltet and other really in detail stuff cleaning - not the how to be a cleaning service or the mental making up a hoarder - they are all fine - but right now I want the how to stuff - can anyone point me in the right direction ? thanks
You can find all helpful tips by using the channel's search bar-just type in the specific topic you're interested in, like "how to clean a toilet," and it should pull up the videos you need. Thanks for watching!👍
I used a goat mop in a house and they looked at me like I was nuts
👍
Dear Angela, my mother in law gave me a hope chest it had moth balls and I can't get smell out please! Help! Thank you!
Do you know about Fresh Wave? amzn.to/2Qm5xCc It's a plant based odor eater that dissolves the odor and leaves no odor in it's place. A jar of this opened inside the hope chest should remove all lingering smells that have seeped into the fibers of the wood. Let me know how it works for you. :-)
Happy New Year Angela! How do you clean musty dusty moldy vine wicker baskets without destroying them? I'm using them for a play but they're delicate. Thank you Angela!
You got me at moldy - because if they are moldy it's going to be tough, but vacuuming them with a brush attachment tool with soft bristles may be your best bet to get off the dust. So you don't break them, consider placing a bowl about the same size as the basket inside the basket (so the basket is wrapped around the outside of the bowl - the bowl is like a basket liner.) This will give you some stability when vacuuming the basket so it doesn't bend or break. Does that make sense?
love your channel your new friend here :) I like to clean with cleaning videos on - just keep moving!
Trying to get my dad to actually clean
That's great - maybe a small job done well will encourage him to do more! Good luck!
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you! Im sure he’ll manage to learn from you :D
Thank you
You're welcome! And thank you for watching the video. 🙂
I like her better than clean my space
Don't know how I missed this! But thank you for taking the time to write this comment, I appreciate it! 🤗
I agree so much with this. I feel this channel is real cleaning.
I’m not lazy - I’m depressed and overwhelmed
Sammie, I am so sorry for all you are going through. Sending you virtual hugs. 🤗
Check out this video, hope it helps: Depressed And Can't Cope with Cleaning? | Change Your Questions, Change Your Results - ruclips.net/video/llR8kRUZvpY/видео.html
I'm right there with you Sammie. I finally found a doctor that helped me and now as a mandatory requirement of staying above water, I force myself to walk 5 minutes a day. Hope this helps. Jennifer
For me, i would wear n95 mask everytime i clean my toilet because the chemicals in the cleaning detergent are harmful when inhaled
Thank you for watching my video, I appreciate it!
How to shine granite counter tops.
Granite countertops have a glaze on them that can be shined with a damp microfiber cloth. If you are going to really clean them, do so with a stone cleaner designed for porous stone. I use Weiman Granite and Stone Cleaner amzn.to/2wpSo4g and then I maintain them with a damp cloth.
Are steam cleaners worth the money. Is it nesseary to buy a commercial steam clear? And how often should you replace sponges? Thanks
Is there a tool i can use to help me dry shower water without having to bend my knees to dry it
@@Marayoutubeviewer i use squeegee on long sides to knock the water down. Also.... They are wonderful for large bathroom mirrors.
I like my steam cleaner but it isn’t necessary to have one in your house cleaning routine. Here is a video on sponges and when to toss them: ruclips.net/video/FC_h15-rNhg/видео.html
1:22 That stop sign isn't even an octagon haha
Good eye! We used the graphic we had available.
The zero tolerance I was referring to was for absences during the 1st 60 days, no matter the reason.
👍
Angela, my mother in law lives with us now, she is 93. I change her clean her and clean floor bathroom take trash out right away due to wet pull ups.i can't seem to get urine smell out in the air. Any suggestions? So far I burned candle, backing soda in cups ets..thanks.
OdoBan makes a really great disinfectant/odor eliminator that you can buy in the gallon as concentrate. www.odobanprofessional.com/products/odor-eliminators-disinfectants.php It's great for cleaning, disinfecting and it's safe on fabrics so if you just spray it in the air as an air freshener it won't hurt your carpets, drapes, bedding etc. Used a lot in hospitals and assisted living centers it's designed for this very type of thing.
Hospitals use biological odor eliminator. I actually removes the odor rather than masking it with perfume. Check out the one by MedChoice. Also, PooPourri is all-natural and gets rid of feces odor, so I’m sure it would effective. It does have a strong scent, but it’s not irritating because it contains no synthetic chemicals. I prefer the original, which is lemon.
Angela brown
Good lady 😙
Sonya - Good Lady! :-)
Anybody can my help i need some information
If you have a question about cleaning or owning a cleaning business there is a blue button on the Ask a House Cleaner website where you can record a question.
askahousecleaner.com
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Благодаря вам я нашла себя. Дай Бог вам долгой жизни, будьте здоровы вы нам нужны.
Thanks for watching!
Howdouthrowawaythingsifulikeitall?
+Cindy Cox If you have room for it all, and you use it all, you may not need to discard anything. Decluttering, what and when, is a very personal choice and one that comes with clarity and confidence. 🙏
Me hizo reír cuando dijiste que tú forma de hacerlo era mejor jajajajaj I like your videos, your speak is very fast for me but I get u
Gracias!
Thank u
More important today, clean and probably sanitizing along the way. Sanitizing over grim...not the most effective
Thanks so much for watching my video and leaving me a comment : )
You just recorded a video to say you can't teach someone to clean
I don’t know how to do chores
Hi Claire Marie, you are not alone. Nobody starts out knowing how to do chores. It's something that everybody has to learn. Welcome to the channel.
I bet rich people watch this
Many different types of people watch the videos. Thanks for your feedback and for watching the video.
Dislike for me the video does not get to the point
I appreciate you watching, thank you. 🤗
Your way IS BETTER than his..
Thank you. 😊
You're funny! Lol
Hahaha...thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the shout-out and for the money. All of the Thanks money from our channel goes to our scholarship fund. You just paid for training for a house cleaner. Here's where the money goes. savvycleaner.com/scholarship-winners-for-2022/ THANK YOU for helping me leave the world a cleaner place.