Top Cleaning Tools the Pros Use - Live Shopping Tips with Angela Brown

Wanna know the top cleaning tools the pros use? You're not alone. Many people spend a ton of money on cleaning gadgets hoping to save time or money when cleaning.
If you are starting a cleaning business and looking for the right set of tools, or if you are a homeowner and you do your own cleaning - you're in the right place.

On this #CleaningTipsandTools live shopping show Angela Brown will be covering the top cleaning tools the pros use - showing you how to use them, and giving you tips about which ones to buy and why.

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What is Ask a House Cleaner?
Ask a House Cleaner is a daily show where you get to ask your house cleaning questions, and we provide answers. Learn how to clean. How to start a cleaning business. Marketing and Advertising. Tips for your cleaning service. How to find top-quality house cleaners, housekeepers, and maids. Employee motivation tactics. Strategies to boost your cleaning clientele. Cleaning company expansion help. Time-saving Hacks for DIY cleaners and more. Hosted by Angela Brown, 25-year house cleaning expert and founder of Savvy Cleaner Training for House Cleaners and Maids.

[verslux]

You are doing a public service and are a national treasure. Thanks for all you do.

[Saritabanana]

No one ever taught me how to clean. I’m so glad I found you ❤

[carolinecraig]

You doing this video even though you’re not 100% comfortable with the technology is motivational: “Don’t wait for perfection to take a step! Learn as you go!”

[katkat]

I love your concern for the elderly and those with mobility issues. You have been a God-send for me

[tepanganiban]

Who here ain’t a house cleaner but still watches? Lol

[perianbernstein]

Love this video! Since I'm a professional house cleaner for almost 12 yrs .Haven't found a channel like this yet

[manifestmadefun]

Honestly Angela, from a new cleaning business, you are a true blessing. Many of my questions have been answered just in this one video. I'll continue to binge the others. May you be blessed abundantly. You are doing God's work! Thank you so much for sharing such valuable information with us newbies. Much gratitude.

[hschwartz]

1) I don't know how I came upon this video 2) I can't believe I'm watching a 1+ hour video on cleaning 3) I love this & your enthusiasm 4) subscribed! lol

[kymberlydawn]

I punched a hole and put a key chain in a plastic guitar pick that I found at one of my last vacation rental cleanings and I use it to scrape anything stuck to the hard floor. Works like a charm and is stiff enough to do the job yet is flexible enough not to scratch the floor. I Love it!

[darlenecuker]

All your videos are gems of knowledge, I do have my absolute favorites though, ones I keep watching over and over. This is one of them. It's your straight and honest way of talking about things without finger snapping "ta da" hacks, and it's also a fact based/science based and logical. So appreciated in the age of the amateur. This may be harsh on others, but a professional with years of solid experience providing fact based, logical explanations is very much appreciated.

[LauraB]

Just stumbled upon you this morning, June 23, 2023. I'm a homeowner with horrible OCD, and yet I've become terribly disorganized and am happy to have some cleaning suggestions. I LOVE that you think about cross contamination. Living with OCD and having worked the last almost 12 years in a restaurant, I'm still shocked how many people don't even consider basic rules about cross contaminating surfaces.

[bootst.v]

Professional cleaner
Thank you for all you great suggestions and talking about the importance of not cross contaminating.

[mollymoon]

I agree!!! I LOVE THE ABSOLUTE HECK OUT OF THIS WOMAN!!! her and her team are the absolute authority. Period.

[slc]

I am a retired critical care nurse. I started using Odo Ban when I was caring for a sick brother and needed a disinfecting cleaner that could also be used on laundry. It was recommended by the head of environmental services AndI found out that lots of hospitals use this. It has a pleasant smell but not overpowering like Lysol. I’ve used all three scents: original, eucalyptus, and lavender. I also foster dogs, so lots of pet messes. I use the BioStain from Odo Ban. It is the best! Does a great job of cleaning and sanitizing areas wher the dogs have messed. Additionally, it disguises or removes the after smell that draws animals back to eliminate in that area.

[maryscarberry]

Professional for 33 years! Thanks Angela you're awesome!

[mommymcdermott]

One tip I learned years ago to prevent cross contamination is blue for the loo and pink for the sink, I do this at home and work with microfiber cloths 🥰

[frank]

I barely have any interest in cleaning my own house but here I am watching all these videos because they’re so good. Awesome channel!

[joycemcbride]

Just want to say that I used to clean because it needed to be done. After learning from you the right tools, the right products and the right techniques I enjoy it. Thank you!

[DebbieLinville]

You have great verbal skills and teaching skills. You covered an amazing amount of material very clearly in an hour. Thank you very much !

[jaimestl]

You are very thourough with your explanations, and thankfully without the endless personal opinions that most YouTubers love to add. Your personality is charming as well. Thank you for all the wonderful tips and helpful info 🙏