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thank you for your answers ❤ Love listening to you both :)

Thank you for sharing! Vids like this help motivate me to do even the littlest things 🧡🩵💙

Silled?

Can it be used on slab cement flooring that has an epoxy finish?

Take the effects off, can’t even see the real before and after

Gorgeous cat! I clicked to sample one of your cleaning videos for ideas dealing with cat hair. Still wondering what you suggest. But gorgeous cat and nice music! 🙏🏼🇨🇦

I just went into my rental . I had the same tenants for 23 years. OMG, I don't think they ever cleaned the oven or stovetop. Thank you for the tips!

The volume was too low on my laptop. I couldn't hear well enough to finish watching your video. Can you make them louder?

A tip from me, another professional cleaner - if you planning for new kitchen island avoid having sink or cooker top in it. Looks nice in the magazines the truth is is the messiest spot in the kitchen and you will have it right in the middle as a statement piece.. Keep your island for beautiful vase of flowers, fruit bowl and breakfast bar, extra prep space

Solid surface bathroom floors are easier to clean but high risk slip hazzard. Especially in a room that so many head injuries happen. The more grout lines on the floor the safer. Walls on the other hand, no point in tons of tile.

car's name is blanche because she has a white varnish?

It sounds counter productive but, if you don’t have the fingerprint free stainless steel, after you've cleaned it, put a few drops of cooking oil on a cloth and wipe a very thin coat all over the appliance. The oil is invisible and actually stops any fingerprints from showing. l was working as a cleaner when stainless steel appliances became fashionable and they were a nightmare. A friend gave me this tip and l absolutely didn't believe it so, didn’t try if for weeks but, it really works. 😊

Have had both porcelain and stainless sinks and I will never have a porcelain sink again. Coffee, tea, everything stains porcelain!

Have a 1950s continuous stainless steel one piece sink and counter. Love it! The wear over the years looks classic and is unusual to have. It has a marine edge so no spills over the edge. You can wipe everything right into the sink. Don’t make things like this anymore, highly recommend over ANY other surface.

I have been cleaning my stainless steel sink with comet for 40 years and it still looks new. Just go with the grain when cleaning.

I love my robot vacuum! It really helps and I run it almost everyday for maintenance around our home. I love all the cat hair it gets too

Great tips. Thanks for sharing.

I've noticed (from YT & tv) that stainless steel kitchen & laundry appliances are particularly popular or coveted in North America but when it comes to the kitchen sink, then it doesn't seem such a popular material. Funnily enough it is more like the opposite here in the UK, though stainless steel kitchen goods are certainly becoming a bit more popular now. Personally I don't see the attraction for so much stainless steel though I do prefer it for the kitchen sink as it stands up to everything & is easy to clean.

CARPETS AND RUGS OVERALLLLLLL!!! Like it literally takes me 2 hours to vacuum and shampoo the tiny carpet in my bedroom! NOOO!!

A lot of stainless steel appliances are actually aluminum.

we just moved into our first home and the shower walls are solid (engineered marble, E-Stone). I LOVE tile, but not the maintenance so you can imagine how quickly I fell in love with our nearly seamless shower surrounds. Until living here and despite squeegeeing the wall, our hard water just sticks. And in some places like the shelf, bench, and our vanity tops (they are the same material) the hard water has etched into it - so I have water rings on my shower bench (from shampoo bottles) and vanity (from previous owners that were here just 6 months) I don't know what to use on it without ruining them! Nothing takes the hard water off easily and the etching, I have no idea where to start. I know vinegar works well on glass, but on engineered stone everything I've read I cannot use vinegar. Baking soda is a no-no too, but I've tried it anyway and it fails me every time. BKF is also a no-no. I'm lost. Any advice? You mentioned they don't need to be sealed but I think these are. Same with our quartz kitchen countertops and backsplash. I've tried stone cleaner on all of these and nothing works. New materials are meant to be easier to maintain and more durable, but our subway tile in my mom's house was relentless and stood up to all the abuse of 4 showers a day and heavy hitting cleaners! Please help 🤪

I never understood the type of vacuum cleaner that stands upright with a loose cord and the dust bag hanging loose. How do you empty that? In Europe we have cleaners with replaceable dust bags and automated cord rollers. Super easy and super clean. But I guess that’s a cultural thing.

I do like my stick vacuum- it doesn’t have super suction but it is wonderful for quick light cleaning and for hardwood floors. So lightweight with no cord, handy to use.

Great tips!

It doesnt work. You can clean most things, but then the pasta boils over . You can clean the floor but then your friend spills wine on the rug. You can wash the windows, and somehow they break the sliding glass door. You clean the fridge and TWO ppl break a shelve and a drawer. Life is suffering, i get it now

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Thank you! This is so helpful. Teddy is adorable!😊

I have fluted beams on my front door, and French doors on the side of my house. 😮😮 Never stay clean. Thank you for the tip.

Beginner mistake: first vacuum, brush or dust dry for most of the dirt, then wipe with damp micro towel for stains.

I honestly like the shine dish soap gives after it's been rinsed off in sinks.

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I love seeing their friendship. Great video ❤

I have this what you show on this video in the bathroom. I keep the disinfecting wipes on top of the toilet tank for keeping the toilet clean. Makes it as a reminder and convenient access.

First time here. Don't know why you showed up here but grateful you did. Yes, I have subscribed! 🥰

3:21 gonna be gross? it already was by now 😰

I was at a hotel for 2 nights and there was hair on the bed and on the doors. The next day it was the same. Then I saw the cleaning staff. A very hairy man, didn't wonder where the hair came from any more 😮

So it's always the guests responsibility to change sheets and everything? the bedsheets from the previous guest are removed though?

Part 2 when is it coming?

I agree with everything but am iffy on the undermount sink. I love ours & I don't have any buildup or mold under the edge & we've had it for 4 years now. I just do a quick swipe underneath the rim & it's good. It's the cleanest part of the sink IME since nothing collects & sits there.

So helpful as always

And, if you love a decor/material/appliance or hardware and understand the maintenance, make yourself happy and have it in your home. Cleaners are paid to clean.

Just came across you guys! You have A NEW Subscriber now!!! Looking forward to ya'lls videos

Good point about flat-bottomed sinks. In my rental it's the overhead rain shower-head. It's very high up so I need a ladder to clean it. But my ladder does not fit in my awkward little shower enclosure. I have very hard water prone to build-up. Eventually the build-up in caused the tiny streams of water to squirt weakly in wild directions instead of falling straight down. Just like a spa....

RE: Undermount kitchen/bath sinks: Yes, dirt would collect. However, the over mounts do the same thing. The difference is where the dirt comes from and how the 'underneath' sink edge could be cleaned. Since there is little difference here, I prefer the over mount because it gives me more vanity space.