sounds great thanks for this video and the one on dusting, it sure is nice to have a clean home.

Since the good quality one is larger, do you rinse it off and use again after you finish cleaning with the quarters or do you just put it in the dirty basket to be washed?

System works great

I would never put a cloth I'd used in the kitchen , in the same wash as a cloth I'd used on bathroom ??

I would love a video on a general overview of a general house clean and which cloths you use for which from your store.

If this mop and other products do all as promised, I can't see you're business not taking off more in the next 10 years and feel like I would invest if I were a business investing person. Especially as it seems your youtube videos only span about 3 years.

I just got the home cleaning bundle and am wondering if you would advise or not advise to clean all the different types of cloths at once? Some say it's ideal to separate them into types but that's less practical in non-commercial home settings ...

I'm struggling with this one since I know they work well, but am concerned about the environmental impact. I still use a lot of cotton, and never noticed a stink. Love this channel in general btw! But that is my real thoughts.

There needs to be a mention that this is for glass screens. Repeated use of alcohol on plastic screens will deteriorate the plastic rapidly.

What type of rubbing alcohol do you recommend, 70% or 91%?

MElissa, thank you for the weekly cleaning schedule. It is so motivating for little time daily. The only room missing for me on your schedule is the laundry room. Il will try to squeeze that in.

How to remove toothpaste stain from Carreras marble?

great video

I used a damp cloth to wipe a hot (dusty) bathroom light bulb...it shattered 🙄

This looks great, but I'm curious how you mop a large area without getting it wet multiple times. Do you just spray a cleaner on the floor rather than dipping it in water? I understand the initial soaking of the pad, but after that I'm a little confused.

I love mine. I have five in black. Like you said, they rinse out extremely well and launder easily.

Wait so no name of the good ones we should buy?

I wasn’t sure if this would work but I tried it and cleaned my bathtub a moment ago, it wasn’t cleaned in 1.5 years and had hard soap scum all over 😮 . . . Lo and behold my bathtub is freakin shiny and white now. It took about 30 minutes of good scrubbing and a lot of the vinegar / soap but it works. No bleach!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Won't peroxide erode your counter, while baking soda will remove the protective coating, exposing the counter to more staining?

That's what i do sometimes

Great video and tips

Great tips and information Thanks for Sharing

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I try to clean my frig out once a month. I also try to throw out old food on a weekly basis just because it makes easier to maintain the frig clutter. We have 98 yr old wooden floors so I wash them every 1-2 months usually when I do a deep clean of the entire home, but I do spot cleaning daily or as needed. If I spill something I try to clean it up immediately which helps with maintenance.

I clean the inside of my fridge before I pick up groceries. So every 2-3 weeks.

I lined my fridge shelves with a heavy plastic. I just take it out and hose it off when it looks dirty. Walls of fridge get wiped down, usually on days when I'm putting up groceries.

I remove everything from the fridge and clean it weekly.

I clean the fridge as it happens, if that makes sense.

I clean the interior of my fridge once every quarter.

The scrub cloths are awesome! I have a bunch so I can wash them often.

Your cat is adorable just hanging out in a chair under the table. 😻

My frig is not cleaner-friendly, so I just clean when I see a mess. There are only two of us, so it doesn’t get horribly messy; I spend far more time clean8ng my counters.

worked perfectly thanksss!!!!

How often do you clean out the interior of your fridge?

Question. I clean my toilet - inside and out - each week. I close the lid before flushing. Nevertheless, sometimes in between cleanings, I get a mysterious fine black soot all over the tank and on the base of the toilet. It cleans off easily, but I just don't know what it is or what's causing it. The soot has only happened in the past few months even though we've had the toilet for 5 years.

I love really love this mop by it’s a game changer for me ❤❤❤

Totally agree! Toilet lid down.

We have LVT floors. I'm nervous about all that liberal spraying of the outside of the toilet. Maybe I should put a barrier down, such as rags? Suggestions? Thanks!

Seat and lid down for every day use. Seat and lid up if I have male guests, seat down and lid up for mixed bathroom use. An antique chamber pot holds convenience items: flushable wipes, dude bombs, eau de toilet. The medicine cabinet is minimally used, also convenience items for guests' indigestion, headache, breath freshening. My personal items are not in the bathroom when guests are visiting (toothbrush, toothpaste, tongue scraper, or hair care items). I am concerned that guests might flush with the lid open; I want to be gracious while avoiding the plume.

So this is not for black marble

For me the lid is down all the time except when using of course!! My question is what is the best way to clean the brush??? I'm constantly having to purchase new ones due to buildup of crud (?) where the bristles come out of the handle.

What enzymes cleaner do you suggest ?thank you

I put tasks in my phone's calendar.

That's a beautiful blouse!

I close the lid primarily so my dogs don't drink out of the toilet. Thank you for the toilet cleaning routine. I like that you use paper towels.

I always put the seat and lid down before flushing, but I'm afraid I'm the only one to do it at home...

All lids down. I don’t want anything that does not belong in the toilet kept out.

So where do you store that special toilet cleaning toothbrush so it doesn’t get mixed up with the others?

If there’s a seat lid, I do close it. And…in my toilet cleaning, I clean the inside & outside of the seat cover. Note that most public toilets do not have a seat cover but those are in enclosed areas. (Bathroom stalls)

Lid is always down! Always down before flushing.