7 EXPERT CLEANING TIPS YOU NEED TO BE USING!

I haven't always been a cleaning expert, in fact, when I first started my cleaning business I was a complete rookie. I spent tons of time in those early years researching and practicing to come up with the best cleaning routine and cleaning tips to use in my growing cleaning business. In this video I'm going to go over 7 expert cleaning tips that have proven to save time and frustration in any cleaning routine.

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[anonymoususer]

I grew up in a hoarder home and never learned how to clean properly, so I've struggled to clean efficiently before this. It's so important to me to live in a clean home. Thank you for being the adult who showed me how!

[titov]

Me and my family set a 15 minute timer after dinner and we all go crazy cleaning. Everyone gets involved and house stays clean!

[sirinhansangapan]

you know you're getting older when you watch the cleaning video 😆😆

[thriftyniftymomma]

Watching cleaning videos whilst procrastinating cleaning my house... 😂

[brendabrown]

BE a advocate for house cleaners to be proud of their profession . Society wants them to feel they are non skilled and unimportant but house cleaning is just as honorable profession as professional house painter

[TerryNortonAustin]

I, too started a cleaning business when I needed a break from teaching. I love your ideas.
One of my favorite weekly clients said to me, “Terry, I don’t know exactly what you do but each week I find some little special thing you’ve done that makes me smile and feel so grateful to you.”
I think it’s a case of seeing the details. When you have an eye for details you’ll become an expert!

[nidhijoshi]

So...
1. Top to bottom, left to right approach (shelves, floors, clockwise, anti-clockwise)
2. Have everything with you (all cleaning supplies in a caddy)
3. Dwell time (let product sit/penetrate prior to wiping)
4. Start gentle (use mild product first then harsh product if needed)
5. The eye-level test (crouch down to eye-level with surfaces to detect missed debris/stains)
6. The 'S' pattern (zigzag motion when wiping surfaces)
7. Parallel & perpendicular (pattern for arranging items on surfaces)

[thatoneguy]

it's tough when ur parents are hoarders.
I swear when i get my own space im finna be minimalist

[sjones]

When I don't feel like cleaning, I just play one of Melissa's videos and it instantly motivates me to clean. Appreciate the content.

[geoffkelly]

I'm a housekeeper getting started in the industry and honestly I love it. There's lots of work, it pretty safe and pays pretty well too. I don't know if I'll do it forever but it's a much better job than I assumed.

[brendacalderon]

I own a cleaning company too, 15 years strong, and these tips are spot on. I love educating myself on new things and even though I know all of these, there is something I learn new every year.
I love cleaning, if it's not my home lol.

[Valentinovaild]

The first tip was very helpful for me. I have anxiety disorder. Sometimes I will go room to room, when I should be focused on one. Doing things top to bottom left to right, just makes sense. It’s organize and less overwhelming. It helps “declutter” my anxiety and overthinking about a room.

[Angie-etgq]

My mom taught me the S pattern. It’s kind of obvious that circular motion won’t help unless you’re doing it only to scrub away something. However, you still have to do the S pattern afterwards to make sure you got everything off. I learned about all of these things from my mom. Thanks mom, you’re the best.

[missxmarvel]

My parents taught me nothing. Mother was an outgoing person who worked and stayed out a lot and Father was a semi deadbeat. Thank you for being here.

[jessieelms]

Melissa is an awesome example of a professional cleaner and it’s obvious she takes her job seriously! and I appreciate that she shares her ideas to help others! Thank You!! 🙏🏼

[SICMADE]

More bros need to be watching these videos. I'm a dude, sitting here thinking about my life after watching this. I have much to dust and clean now, and "it aint gonna clean itself".

[hannah]

I clean my house and my grandparents house to make money since my anxiety disorder prevents me from having an actual job. Your channel has really helped me make cleaning more fun, easier, and more efficient! The 3 min toilet cleaning video really did change the game for me!

[barbaraness]

I actually didn’t learn anything that I hadn’t already been doing since I was 16, and had my own home. My mother has always been an excellent, if not obsessive housekeeper so I’d learned a lot from her.
Thanks for sharing your methods because if other people follow them I’m sure it will help them greatly!

[melanieknight]

Thank you for your channel and for your cleaning hacks. I lost my job of 17 yrs( was laid off due to business cutting costs) it was a major blow for me and I started my business as a cleaner in my older years, very hard time to start doing such a hard physical job. So I’ve been searching for cleaning tips and hacks and products to make the cleaning more efficient and with less elbow grease cause I have less to give😂. I want to clean smarter, not harder so thank you again!❤️

[SteveSiDo]

My tip for house cleaning is to plan out all your projects, and check them off your list once you are done with each one.