I literally started a cleaning business because of you Im three months in and ive already learned so much and was able to hire 2 contractors my team. Thank you so much !
You are absolutely the best! I've built up a large customer base on the Turno app by following the tips on your channel. I was struggling to get a job 3 years ago, and today I'm a professional airbnb cleaner. And a lot of that is down to you and your videos, thank you!
Fantastic! So happy for you Bryan!! I love to hear stories like this. Definitely a great business to be in and so much opportunity!! Woo hoo!! Love that you have found success within this industry!! Such a gold mine
This is wonderfully done! Thank you. I will use this with the pause button to go through my home the same way. I know this is strictly about high level cleaning but it will make the next step of decluttering much easier. Thanks so much for taking time out to make this valuable video! I want to take on your efficient, no nonsense vibe.❤
As a vacation rental owner, I really appreciate your video. I'm physically unable to clean these days, but I really appreciate my cleaners who do such a good job.
She sounds like a drill instructor teaching the troops! I love it….i clean my house like this….i clean military way…..small toothbrush to clean baseboards if needed….paint brush to dust blinds the clean….ceiling fans…..I love to clean….its good for anxieties and stress.
“your daughter made the bed” LOL she’s funny, i remember i used to help my mom during summer at a motel, that’s the only reason i’m interested now! still can’t fold towels though or those origami toilet rolls 😖
I can't believe ppl left their dirty dishes in the sink. I could never leave a place like that. You did a fantastic job and you are absolutely lovely. Learned a lot from you. Thank you from Germany, subscribed. ❤
I loved this video. Makes me want to leave my own home and go to an Air B&B. Only if you cleaned it though because I will know that it was done right lol!
Raylyn, Great job with this informative video. I appreciate how you touched on a lot of small details that most people Miss. I would Love the opportunity to speak with you in Vegas at The CBN Conference? I'm looking forward to thanking you in person for encouraging and inspiring me 🙏🙏🙏!! Thank you and keep up the great work.
You can also save a lot of time sweeping/vacuuming. If you use a dust mop to pull things out from under furniture,first… Then the vacuum can catch everything. As an owner, I do not believe sweeping is enough. Too much gets left behind. I prefer if all hard services are vacuumed.
Hello, Thank so much for teaching, you are such a hard working momma. Could you please advise. Once u said Hand Wash need to be re-fill, where do we go to refill ?
Hosts typically have a storage closet where all dish soaps, laundry pods, sheets, blankets and consumables are. I just refill to the top of the container and place back
I’m watching this from our AirBnB we rented because I wish someone would have cleaned ours as meticulously you cleaned that one!!!! Especially the bathroom drawers and floors in the entire rental!
Quick thought, please don’t forget the front door and screen if they have one. My cleaners often forget to wipe off all the dust and things the weather brings through the screen. You’re not done cleaning until you are off the front porch and everything looks perfect, including any furniture/cushions, leaves are swept off, etc.
Yes, these are add-ons that we give our post. Not everyone wants these things done and so price dippers if they want all those things included as far as furniture on the outside being sweat barbecue grill be checked.
Thanks for this great video and all of the information. I was asked to do turnover cleanings at a non-profit retreat center with 9 buildings and each building has 2-6 rooms. What method should I use to figure out how much I should charge them? My company is not the permanent cleaners, we work when they need additional help.
Hi Catherine! Glad you found the video useful ❤️ Considering it’s a nonprofit center, I’m sure that the pricey cast to be within their budget. Can you tell me a little bit about each room? Does it have like bunkbeds and just a bathroom. How big are the rooms? Is it like a small studio?
Thank you for responding. Some buildings are like small hotel-styled rooms that have bunk beds with a twin bed. Some rooms have Queen-sized beds with one to two twin beds and one bathroom. Two buildings are like a dorm-style setup with a shared bathroom. It is not set up like a studio but more like a college dorm. Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it. I watch you, and your children LOL, all the time. Even though I'm older than you, I look up to you. You are a true inspiration!! @@thehustlenetwork
@catherinemack6355 thank you Catherine!! I would honestly charge between $30-45 for each unit. Considering no laundry will need to be done. If you can $40X6 rooms and get down in a couple of hours would be great! Sometimes I think it’s not necessary trying to charge a high rate but make it worth your time. And I’m even if I sent a cleaner for 3 hrs and she did 6 rooms and I payed her $110, im still making out good for me not having to physically be there. Can be a great opportunity, maybe even get a referral to other agencies
Thank you for this video, some of the things that you showed us I would have never thought to do just like with the hangers and a little bit more stuff that you showed what to do. I would have never thought about. Now as far as the Soaps in the bathroom do they all have to be thrown out. like soaps or bottles and then should put in new ones or is it only for the half bottles of soaps and shampoos? And one more thing do you bring your own suits and sanitizers and fresheners or do the owner Supply these items?
Great question!! Bar soaps - if used, yes. Also if it’s the little complimentary shampoos, body wash and conditioner. We throw away of used. If not we will keep those out. If my hosts have the containers like that say “shampoo, conditioner and body wash - I refill those up once they reach half way. Now if it’s like the actual containers of dove or something- I will either refill, once halfway or some hosts want me to literally toss it. Yes I actually bring my own supplies, Air fresheners to spray. Plug ins are something they supply. All consumables however, they also supply.
Just subscribed to your channel in cleaning the AirBnB. For the house that was in the video, how long would it normally take to clean that house and how many bedrooms did it have. Also how much would it cost to clean a two bedroom house. Also where is the location so we know the market. Thank you.
Hi Jennie, This was a less than 1000 sq ft home. 2 bed 1 bath. It normally takes 1 1/2 or less. We don’t stay for the last load to dry. $75 for this specific unit. There is no negotiating on the price. This host has over 60 properties in the area, so he has all his pricing set for reach property because he issues over 30 cleaners to cover various units. Located in SE Michigan
@@thehustlenetwork I’m so glad to see this. I just started a company and got a deal with a host with 60 properties too. The prices are low, non-negotiable and I was wondering if it’s even worth it.
@closewithjoy Great question!! The big properties are however the smaller units are not. I don’t work with the host any longer due to me growing, having a team and it being worth it. If your a SOLO cleaner, yes. Company, no. BUT this was all a learning curve for me. This host taught me so much just working with him. I learned pricing based of the properties I cleaned which helped me with my pricing. Now I can walk into a unit and know exactly what to charge, how long, what’s needed to make linen easier etc. it was the beginning of my journey and I’m forever grateful to have that opportunity, especially in the beginning of it all. Good luck!!
I’m an Airbnb owner, I’m just curious why you put the towels at the foot of the bed? Then they have to move everything before they can go to bed. If they come in late at night or or after a long road trip, that might be pretty irritating. Is there a reason it can’t go on a towel rod in the bathroom?
Great question. Had the 22 properties that I currently have 19 of them like the towels on the bed. Unfortunately, I would prefer to keep them in the car closet or in the bathroom, but we’ve had issues where guest will say that they didn’t have any towels and then they don’t even ask and they leave a bad review saying there were no towels for the stay. For some reason, I assume that they prefer things to be out where they can see them so they don’t have to go looking. But I do feel that it looks much neater if they were put away.
@ yeah that’s why I asked about a towel rod… Ours are just hanging there in layers with washcloth and a makeup rag , and it’s very obvious, impossible to miss. I’ve never had a problem. Thank you!
For restocking the consumables, that's provided by the host, right? For example, the hand soap in the kitchen, toilet paper, shampoo in shower .... Etc
If the host doesn't have the items - 1- did you not teportrhem when they where low in stock 2- did you report that they still have yet to refill 3- communication is key!! Complete the clean but be adamant about what is needed for the full clean and let them know you are not responsible for those things.
@@thehustlenetwork thanks for the reply !!, Update: the host ask me to do his cleaning , his reviews of his new current cleaners wasn't positive, I guess he saw my value. ☺
I actually haven’t for Airbnb but for a residential client. I would definitely charge by the job. I would think about how long it would take to get every thing put together and set up
Hi thanx for the video. Pls advise I'm about to host airbnb, do I have to clean all days while guests are there or can clean only before they check in and after check out?
Hi, I noticed in one of your videos you mentioned working around Detroit. I’m not too far away and I’m looking for a mentor, or to work with someone to get into the business. How can I get in contact with you further?
Hello UA-cam friend where are you at. I’ve been looking for you in these UA-cam streets 😅😂 I hope you’re doing well and I hope to see you back on UA-cam
when I went they didn't have cleaning supplies and nothing to refill..they had bar of soap no soap dish nor even trash bags I out a few of mine in kitchen but in bathroom I just emptied. it was my first job what do you do when they don't have supplies
You are responsible for cleaning jobs not the host. As far as supplies for the property, such as consumables - definitely communicate this to the hosts
@@thehustlenetwork So you clean and speak to the host about refilling soap and whatever they provide... like shampoo etc. If its empty you are using the host refills in the home not brining your own soap correct.
Yes that’s correct. Part of our job is making sure everything is filled, enough for the stay whether staying a few days or a month long. We do NOT provide any consumables.
This is exactly why I NEVER use hotel or air bnb towels, blankets, or throw pillows. The housekeepers wear gloves to protect themselves while cross contaminating everything. I hope her gloves were changed before touching the “clean” towels. Most housekeepers are not sanitation conscious. Also, the fact that the throw blankets and pillows don’t get washed 🤮
If the oven is dirty and foods stick and burnt everywhere inside, it might be difficult to clean them out completely.. is there a solution to such scenarios?
OMG I have been in that predicament. Guest on shorter stays seem not to always use the oven. But when they do, I usually will scrape the food out with a scraper, spray some Eazy Off and let it sit for a bit and then come back to clean
@@thehustlenetwork yeah, I could relate a lot even when I was trying to scrape my own oven, especially the racks inside. I wish you great success on your business, you seemed very passionate and on point with all your videos.
@@thehustlenetwork easy off is so strong though chokes me out have you tried Barkeepers friend? if you make a paste and dab it on the spots it works great
I just created my account at TurnoverBNb as solo cleaner and not as cleaning company. Can I have my brother at the property to help me or it’s against the law?
Absolutely! It’s definitely not against the law. Any business may have a team, contractors & employer. When you get your first job you can let the host know that your a team of two
im glad i ran into this video because i cleaned a air bnb and i did not clean the inside of the fridge or thow food and check the bathroom cabinets. uuggghhh
It takes me 1 1/2 hrs - 2 hrs It’s quite compact 2 bedroom townhome 2 hrs To be honest having my kids help, helps me out. Now there in school I’m like “nooooo” now I have to run up and down stairs LOL and make beds lol
That is just not right when a customer leaves dirty dishes. Or does not follow check out requests. Its not that hard. Do people not realize that the owner can leave review of the customer?
Right...Not sure the host will take a chance reporting this customer in risk of retaliation. A cleaner should get more pay for cleaning dishes & over which take more time and supply.
Some hosts will have checkout instructions. But just like a hotel they aren’t required to clean as that’s what the cleaning fee is for. Now if it’s a excessive cleaning, we do charge more.
Do you guys use your own vacuum cleaner or host provides that? And how much you guys charge? I wanna start this business so the answers will be appreciated. Thx for the valuable contant
Hi Harry, yes we use the vacuum on the property. This one is $70 Keep in mind I didn’t give my own price on this property. I work with the whole Sue has over 60 properties and he had his own price sheet for cleaners and the properties that they would clean
@@harrydhaliwal2461 You need to post on Facebook Airbnb Groups. ( don’t post on your Facebook!!) you need to find as many Airbnb groups in your area, Airbnb groups who have thousands of people and post in these groups about your service Turnoverbnb - create a profile and bid on jobs Evolve - partner with evolve to become a service partner
A great vacuum with attachments, a pumice stick to get it off couches and some water in a spray bottle. But it’s hard getting dog hair, I just do my best with vacuum, broom and pumice stick
Is this a deep clean? There’s no way the last 4 Airbnb’s did this. I found loose medication pills under the bed, dust everywhere and the last one had white dirty linen with lipstick and cheetos markings. So where does the $300 cleaning fee I paid go to?
Every cleaning should be considered a deep cleaning however if someone stays 12 days or more there are certain things that we do that we wouldn’t normally do on every clean. Washing machine walls, Take everything out of all the cabinets and clean inside the cabinets, moved refrigerator and get behind refrigerator etc.
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I literally started a cleaning business because of you
Im three months in and ive already learned so much and was able to hire 2 contractors my team. Thank you so much !
That’s so freakin awesome! Congratulations!!🎈🎉. Im so glad you started your business!
How many hours you clean the Airbnb?
It take me 1 1/2 hrs - 2 hrs for this specific project
This is the most thorough video I’ve ever seen. All to the point.
You are absolutely the best! I've built up a large customer base on the Turno app by following the tips on your channel. I was struggling to get a job 3 years ago, and today I'm a professional airbnb cleaner. And a lot of that is down to you and your videos, thank you!
Fantastic! So happy for you Bryan!! I love to hear stories like this. Definitely a great business to be in and so much opportunity!! Woo hoo!! Love that you have found success within this industry!! Such a gold mine
Great job and thanks for reminding me to spray sanitize the mattress pad and pillows each time.
This is wonderfully done! Thank you. I will use this with the pause button to go through my home the same way. I know this is strictly about high level cleaning but it will make the next step of decluttering much easier. Thanks so much for taking time out to make this valuable video! I want to take on your efficient, no nonsense vibe.❤
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback
Just ordered my Odoban from my local hardware store. I notice you spray lightly. I will too.❤️
As a vacation rental owner, I really appreciate your video. I'm physically unable to clean these days, but I really appreciate my cleaners who do such a good job.
Glad it was helpful!
Period!!! Thank you! I love this because it’s EVERYTHING I need to show my potential cleaning staff.
Fantastic Job! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience! 💯❣👍
Replace the sponge every time. I pour a bit of baking soda in the garbage disposal. You're quite thorough. I love excellence as a standard. Well done.
Great tip!
Oh yes! A lot of work, Sis! U are the hero!!!
Just started cleaning and it makes me comfortable to see kids there cuz I was stressing about bringing mine .. with permission of course 😂
Oh yes! This was me in the beginning lol. But I’m so glad I can use my oldest. She helps so much
She sounds like a drill instructor teaching the troops! I love it….i clean my house like this….i clean military way…..small toothbrush to clean baseboards if needed….paint brush to dust blinds the clean….ceiling fans…..I love to clean….its good for anxieties and stress.
“your daughter made the bed” LOL she’s funny, i remember i used to help my mom during summer at a motel, that’s the only reason i’m interested now! still can’t fold towels though or those origami toilet rolls 😖
Thanks. Very informative.
I can't believe ppl left their dirty dishes in the sink. I could never leave a place like that. You did a fantastic job and you are absolutely lovely. Learned a lot from you. Thank you from Germany, subscribed. ❤
“Phone died.”
“Stg?”
“No.”😂😂😂
Well done, and thank you for sharing your skills!
Thanks for your time
I loved this video. Makes me want to leave my own home and go to an Air B&B. Only if you cleaned it though because I will know that it was done right lol!
Raylyn, Great job with this informative video. I appreciate how you touched on a lot of small details that most people Miss. I would Love the opportunity to speak with you in Vegas at The CBN Conference? I'm looking forward to thanking you in person for encouraging and inspiring me 🙏🙏🙏!! Thank you and keep up the great work.
Absolutely!! So glad you found it helpful. I look forward to meeting you!!
A true professional!
I need to hire you for my units!!!
You can also save a lot of time sweeping/vacuuming. If you use a dust mop to pull things out from under furniture,first… Then the vacuum can catch everything. As an owner, I do not believe sweeping is enough. Too much gets left behind. I prefer if all hard services are vacuumed.
Another good 1, thanks for these videos, they are really full of useful and very helpful info
Of course, thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Hello,
Thank so much for teaching, you are such a hard working momma. Could you please advise. Once u said Hand Wash need to be re-fill, where do we go to refill ?
Hosts typically have a storage closet where all dish soaps, laundry pods, sheets, blankets and consumables are. I just refill to the top of the container and place back
@@thehustlenetwork ❤ Thank you for your advice. Take care.
Great instructional video
You do a great job and are very thorough. Thank you for sharing.
I’m watching this from our AirBnB we rented because I wish someone would have cleaned ours as meticulously you cleaned that one!!!! Especially the bathroom drawers and floors in the entire rental!
Thank you! I will use this for training.
Very informative, thank you👏🏽👏🏽
5 out of 5 ⭐️
Quick thought, please don’t forget the front door and screen if they have one. My cleaners often forget to wipe off all the dust and things the weather brings through the screen. You’re not done cleaning until you are off the front porch and everything looks perfect, including any furniture/cushions, leaves are swept off, etc.
Yes, these are add-ons that we give our post. Not everyone wants these things done and so price dippers if they want all those things included as far as furniture on the outside being sweat barbecue grill be checked.
Thanks for this great video and all of the information. I was asked to do turnover cleanings at a non-profit retreat center with 9 buildings and each building has 2-6 rooms. What method should I use to figure out how much I should charge them? My company is not the permanent cleaners, we work when they need additional help.
Hi Catherine! Glad you found the video useful ❤️
Considering it’s a nonprofit center, I’m sure that the pricey cast to be within their budget. Can you tell me a little bit about each room? Does it have like bunkbeds and just a bathroom. How big are the rooms? Is it like a small studio?
Thank you for responding. Some buildings are like small hotel-styled rooms that have bunk beds with a twin bed. Some rooms have Queen-sized beds with one to two twin beds and one bathroom. Two buildings are like a dorm-style setup with a shared bathroom. It is not set up like a studio but more like a college dorm. Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it. I watch you, and your children LOL, all the time. Even though I'm older than you, I look up to you. You are a true inspiration!! @@thehustlenetwork
@catherinemack6355 thank you Catherine!! I would honestly charge between $30-45 for each unit. Considering no laundry will need to be done. If you can $40X6 rooms and get down in a couple of hours would be great! Sometimes I think it’s not necessary trying to charge a high rate but make it worth your time. And I’m even if I sent a cleaner for 3 hrs and she did 6 rooms and I payed her $110, im still making out good for me not having to physically be there.
Can be a great opportunity, maybe even get a referral to other agencies
And now might I ask how long does it take you to finish one that size, and with how many people helping?
Very professional
Very Well done, thanks for the video very informative,how many hours do you spend in one house for the regulars cleaning
Hi Ozzie!
It depends on the property. Anywhere from 2-4 hrs max.
@@thehustlenetwork and how much per hour is your rate? Very good job on your cleaning and explaining the details clearly on your video. Thank you!
Thank you for this video, some of the things that you showed us I would have never thought to do just like with the hangers and a little bit more stuff that you showed what to do. I would have never thought about. Now as far as the Soaps in the bathroom do they all have to be thrown out. like soaps or bottles and then should put in new ones or is it only for the half bottles of soaps and shampoos? And one more thing do you bring your own suits and sanitizers and fresheners or do the owner Supply these items?
Great question!!
Bar soaps - if used, yes. Also if it’s the little complimentary shampoos, body wash and conditioner. We throw away of used. If not we will keep those out.
If my hosts have the containers like that say “shampoo, conditioner and body wash - I refill those up once they reach half way.
Now if it’s like the actual containers of dove or something- I will either refill, once halfway or some hosts want me to literally toss it.
Yes I actually bring my own supplies, Air fresheners to spray. Plug ins are something they supply.
All consumables however, they also supply.
@@thehustlenetwork Okay thank you so much you're the best!😊
Just subscribed to your channel in cleaning the AirBnB. For the house that was in the video, how long would it normally take to clean that house and how many bedrooms did it have. Also how much would it cost to clean a two bedroom house. Also where is the location so we know the market. Thank you.
Hi Jennie,
This was a less than 1000 sq ft home. 2 bed 1 bath. It normally takes 1 1/2 or less. We don’t stay for the last load to dry. $75 for this specific unit. There is no negotiating on the price. This host has over 60 properties in the area, so he has all his pricing set for reach property because he issues over 30 cleaners to cover various units. Located in SE Michigan
@@thehustlenetwork I’m so glad to see this. I just started a company and got a deal with a host with 60 properties too. The prices are low, non-negotiable and I was wondering if it’s even worth it.
@closewithjoy Great question!! The big properties are however the smaller units are not. I don’t work with the host any longer due to me growing, having a team and it being worth it.
If your a SOLO cleaner, yes. Company, no.
BUT this was all a learning curve for me. This host taught me so much just working with him. I learned pricing based of the properties I cleaned which helped me with my pricing. Now I can walk into a unit and know exactly what to charge, how long, what’s needed to make linen easier etc. it was the beginning of my journey and I’m forever grateful to have that opportunity, especially in the beginning of it all.
Good luck!!
@@thehustlenetwork bless you. Thank you so much and I’ll be following along!
Nice work. Keep grindin 💯 💪🏿
I’m an Airbnb owner, I’m just curious why you put the towels at the foot of the bed? Then they have to move everything before they can go to bed. If they come in late at night or or after a long road trip, that might be pretty irritating. Is there a reason it can’t go on a towel rod in the bathroom?
Great question. Had the 22 properties that I currently have 19 of them like the towels on the bed. Unfortunately, I would prefer to keep them in the car closet or in the bathroom, but we’ve had issues where guest will say that they didn’t have any towels and then they don’t even ask and they leave a bad review saying there were no towels for the stay. For some reason, I assume that they prefer things to be out where they can see them so they don’t have to go looking. But I do feel that it looks much neater if they were put away.
@ yeah that’s why I asked about a towel rod… Ours are just hanging there in layers with washcloth and a makeup rag , and it’s very obvious, impossible to miss. I’ve never had a problem. Thank you!
For restocking the consumables, that's provided by the host, right? For example, the hand soap in the kitchen, toilet paper, shampoo in shower .... Etc
Hi! Yep that’s correct - host provides all of that for the property
What if the host doesn't have the refillable materials, do we cancel or we report & continue with everything else
If the host doesn't have the items -
1- did you not teportrhem when they where low in stock
2- did you report that they still have yet to refill
3- communication is key!! Complete the clean but be adamant about what is needed for the full clean and let them know you are not responsible for those things.
What did you sanitize the bed and pillow with?
Odoban
If you don't mind sharing, I would love to know how much you charge for this apartment or one similar and what part of the country you're in?
This one is $70. This host has over 60 properties, 30 different cleaners. So he has his own set rate for each location
70 to clean?😮
Yes, this specific host has 60 properties in my area and has his own cleaning fee for each property
Hi.Please tell me who provides all the cleaning products, you or the owner of the apartment?
The cleaning crew
Thanks for sharing, I do the same things and more, but the host says im over doing it, so I stoped working for them, am I wrong?!
I don't know your exact situation but you could be doing so much for the property and taking longer than the usual turnover time
@@thehustlenetwork thanks for the reply !!, Update: the host ask me to do his cleaning , his reviews of his new current cleaners wasn't positive, I guess he saw my value. ☺
Congratulations!!
Hey, you love the content, have you done any staging for Vacation Rentals, if so how do you charge for it.
I actually haven’t for Airbnb but for a residential client. I would definitely charge by the job. I would think about how long it would take to get every thing put together and set up
Thank you keep on hustling
where did you get the vest?
Amazon, a pack of 3
Hi where i live (shorewood Illinois) I have not been able to find any airbnb hosts to contact. How far would you go to work with air bnb hosts
Hi Kayden! I go 30 mins away. In my area their aren’t much bnbs. Have you tried Facebook Groups?
True gogetta! Appreciate the content!
Yeah that’s why I recommend getting paid outside of the app but still use it to bid/ take jobs
How much time should be spent on the home? I’ve only done hotel rooms.
It really depends on how many beds there are, how big the home is and linens.
Cleanings typically take 1 hour - 6 hrs
Hi thanx for the video. Pls advise I'm about to host airbnb, do I have to clean all days while guests are there or can clean only before they check in and after check out?
Yes, only after checkout. Then you would wash all linen & clean the entire home
Thanx for your quick response
Tell me, please, do you iron all the sheets after washing them?
Not at all
Is it easy to do with your kids coming? Jw because I'll prob have to bring my youngest with me
It’s a challenge with my youngest. My oldest helps out so much
How long did it take you to turnover this unit? I have a few Airbnb that we clean but it’s taking forever!!!
2 hrs, Part of the clean is also taking photos, uploading to the app. Taking pictures of the grill.
@@thehustlenetwork 2 hrs! dang girl, thanks for the content by the way, super helpful and to the point
Hi, I noticed in one of your videos you mentioned working around Detroit. I’m not too far away and I’m looking for a mentor, or to work with someone to get into the business. How can I get in contact with you further?
Hi! Email me at Raylyndunlap@gmail.com
Hello UA-cam friend where are you at. I’ve been looking for you in these UA-cam streets 😅😂 I hope you’re doing well and I hope to see you back on UA-cam
when I went they didn't have cleaning supplies and nothing to refill..they had bar of soap no soap dish nor even trash bags I out a few of mine in kitchen but in bathroom I just emptied. it was my first job what do you do when they don't have supplies
You are responsible for cleaning jobs not the host. As far as supplies for the property, such as consumables - definitely communicate this to the hosts
You are not responsible for consumables
@@thehustlenetwork So you clean and speak to the host about refilling soap and whatever they provide... like shampoo etc. If its empty you are using the host refills in the home not brining your own soap correct.
Yes that’s correct. Part of our job is making sure everything is filled, enough for the stay whether staying a few days or a month long. We do NOT provide any consumables.
I want to start my own cleaning business how do you get contract to clean a house
I have tons of videos in this. I started with Facebook, then you can try Turno.com, Evolve - type in Evolve service partner
This is such a good video watching how you do it too.
This is exactly why I NEVER use hotel or air bnb towels, blankets, or throw pillows. The housekeepers wear gloves to protect themselves while cross contaminating everything. I hope her gloves were changed before touching the “clean” towels. Most housekeepers are not sanitation conscious. Also, the fact that the throw blankets and pillows don’t get washed 🤮
If the oven is dirty and foods stick and burnt everywhere inside, it might be difficult to clean them out completely.. is there a solution to such scenarios?
OMG I have been in that predicament. Guest on shorter stays seem not to always use the oven. But when they do, I usually will scrape the food out with a scraper, spray some Eazy Off and let it sit for a bit and then come back to clean
@@thehustlenetwork yeah, I could relate a lot even when I was trying to scrape my own oven, especially the racks inside. I wish you great success on your business, you seemed very passionate and on point with all your videos.
Thank you Jack! I appreciate your kind words.
@@thehustlenetwork easy off is so strong though chokes me out have you tried Barkeepers friend? if you make a paste and dab it on the spots it works great
@@shebe9798 thank you! Definitely will be using this tip
you have to clean under the microwave too
I just created my account at TurnoverBNb as solo cleaner and not as cleaning company. Can I have my brother at the property to help me or it’s against the law?
Absolutely! It’s definitely not against the law. Any business may have a team, contractors & employer. When you get your first job you can let the host know that your a team of two
@@thehustlenetwork Thanks love huge fan of you! Thanks for your openness and help. ❤️
I appreciate you!!
What about when you bring your kids? Do you notify the host? Are some against it?
im glad i ran into this video because i cleaned a air bnb and i did not clean the inside of the fridge or thow food and check the bathroom cabinets. uuggghhh
It’s like cleaning a hotel suite like a penthouse 🤔
Where did you purchase your apron from?
Amazon actually, here is the link amzn.to/3XVQtMU
How did you get clients with this business?
Facebook groups, Evolve and TurnoverBnB
This is the same as a hotel housekeeper video pretty close. Bc our cleaners don't check or wipe anything.
Haha your kiddo said " phone died" hahaha you said" swear to God" 😩😩😆😆😆😆⚰️⚰️💫 that's a momma for you 😁😂
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Do you charge for a deed clean?
Yea! I’d a guest stays longer than 12 days. I charge an extra $50-$75
How long does it take you to clean a home like this.
and how long does it take to clean a 2 br townhouse
It takes me 1 1/2 hrs - 2 hrs
It’s quite compact
2 bedroom townhome 2 hrs
To be honest having my kids help, helps me out. Now there in school I’m like “nooooo” now I have to run up and down stairs LOL and make beds lol
That is just not right when a customer leaves dirty dishes. Or does not follow check out requests. Its not that hard. Do people not realize that the owner can leave review of the customer?
Right...Not sure the host will take a chance reporting this customer in risk of retaliation.
A cleaner should get more pay for cleaning dishes & over which take more time and supply.
Some hosts will have checkout instructions. But just like a hotel they aren’t required to clean as that’s what the cleaning fee is for.
Now if it’s a excessive cleaning, we do charge more.
Do you guys use your own vacuum cleaner or host provides that?
And how much you guys charge?
I wanna start this business so the answers will be appreciated.
Thx for the valuable contant
Hi Harry, yes we use the vacuum on the property.
This one is $70
Keep in mind I didn’t give my own price on this property. I work with the whole Sue has over 60 properties and he had his own price sheet for cleaners and the properties that they would clean
@@thehustlenetwork hanks, the videos was really helpful.
i have questions about how to acquire customers
@@harrydhaliwal2461 You need to post on Facebook Airbnb Groups. ( don’t post on your Facebook!!) you need to find as many Airbnb groups in your area, Airbnb groups who have thousands of people and post in these groups about your service
Turnoverbnb - create a profile and bid on jobs
Evolve - partner with evolve to become a service partner
@@thehustlenetwork thanks, it is really helpful. You are really trying to help here.
I Appreciate your efforts.
Thanks Harry
Any tricks on getting dog hair out of room
A great vacuum with attachments, a pumice stick to get it off couches and some water in a spray bottle.
But it’s hard getting dog hair, I just do my best with vacuum, broom and pumice stick
But didn't she change the sheets? ???
im dowload the app its dont move ,,,me tell i need the code concit for enter..you can help me ,im in new jersey
Try downloading the app after deleting it.
She didn't wash or change the sheets. 😳
Hi dear good afternoon how can I speak with you in person plz
I hope they paying good money for all that
Of course she sets her own prices
They are.
Is this a deep clean? There’s no way the last 4 Airbnb’s did this. I found loose medication pills under the bed, dust everywhere and the last one had white dirty linen with lipstick and cheetos markings. So where does the $300 cleaning fee I paid go to?
I’m sorry I’m confused on your question
@@thehustlenetwork Is this considered a deep clean or a basic clean for an Airbnb?
Every cleaning should be considered a deep cleaning however if someone stays 12 days or more there are certain things that we do that we wouldn’t normally do on every clean. Washing machine walls, Take everything out of all the cabinets and clean inside the cabinets, moved refrigerator and get behind refrigerator etc.
Grotty job
Nothing worse than when ppl leave dirty dishes in dishwasher without running it & worse when you don’t notice till the end 💔🥲