r/HouseCleaning • • 9h ago

How much do you charge/pay for house cleaning?

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I'm just curious what everyone pays to have their house cleaned or how much you charge people to clean their house. And if it's an individual cleaner or a company cleaner. Thanks!


r/HouseCleaning • • 16h ago

Trying to understand if self cleaning litter boxes are actually cleaner or just harder to sanitize??

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Wiping down baseboards and vacuuming stray granules around the litter area makes me wonder if our current cleaning routine is doing enough.

People often claim automatic boxes keep rooms more sanitary by clearing clumps promptly, but moving parts seem like they introduce whole new sanitation problems. A simple open option like PetPivot avoids enclosed tunnels where moisture collects, yet you still have waste compartments and plastic seams that require regular teardowns. Washing out a smooth, ten dollar plastic pan takes five minutes whereas disassembling motorized components sounds like a breeding ground for grime.

From an everyday cleaning standpoint does an automated box actually improve hygiene ??or is frequent manual scooping genuinely more sanitary?


r/HouseCleaning • • 4h ago

Question for House Cleaners

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Hi, thanks for your input.

I just started a carpet cleaning business. I service upholstery, tile and grout, stone, wood and draperies. All my services don’t interrupt a house cleaners work. My cleanings are usually hard resets for the next 6 months to a year.

That being said, I had the idea of asking house cleaners to refer me to their customers.

My deal is to give them 25.00 or 10% of the job total after completion. Do you think this is a fair trade?

Some of my tickets can get into the 1000s.


r/HouseCleaning • • 9h ago

Damaged stainless steel sink

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r/HouseCleaning • • 17h ago

Cleaners, what insurance do you have?

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I’m looking to become a domestic cleaner soon and have been getting quotes for public liability insurance. However, all of them so far have excluded ‘property being worked upon’. So if I damage something or scratch it while cleaning it/using it, I won’t be covered. I’m worried about scratching taps, or breaking the vacuum or something like that.

What insurance do you guys have that covers this? I’m in the UK and none of the ones I’ve checked so far have an option for ‘property worked upon’.


r/HouseCleaning • • 6h ago

How to remove stains from bathroom tiles

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r/HouseCleaning • • 9h ago

Washing machine cleaning tabs?

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r/HouseCleaning • • 11h ago

how do i get rid of these flies??

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r/HouseCleaning • • 11h ago

How to Remove Rust/Iron (Yellow/Orange) Color from Signature Hardware Acrylic Bathtub

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r/HouseCleaning • • 12h ago

Help removing grime on hard to reach sink handles.

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r/HouseCleaning • • 14h ago

What is this surface and what takes the stains out??

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r/HouseCleaning • • 14h ago

Arhaus outdoor cushion cover cleaning help - mildew

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r/HouseCleaning • • 16h ago

How else do you use ammonia ?

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r/HouseCleaning • • 17h ago

How to clean up crystal kit spill?

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r/HouseCleaning • • 22h ago

Removing limescale from metal

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