Are those dusting Mitts ? I want !!!!

I’m in Cleveland Ohio and that’s how o organically began my cleaning company securing a contract with a construction company by way of cold call, hard hat and a firm handshake.. now I just need an example of what my bid should look like for this new opportunity we were invited to bid on. lol gotta live and learn

Hello, how often do you clean (wash) the mop head for a general area and how often do you clean (wash) the mop head for the bathroom? Do you wash with bleach or just detergent?

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Solo cleaner, went for a walk thru with a potential client, I do comercial cleaning, so I had an idea about the time it would take me, so when I offered the price it was below the actual clenaing company but not low enough for him. We were not a fit, does not matter that the cleaners he has now are not doing their job right, he wanted the cheapest possible,legal invoicing and...it was a good experience for me. Thank you for your podcast, hello from Norway ❤❤

Lol - I watched this video while waiting for a quoting meeting time. Found myself using some of your "nuggets". Thx guys!

Awesome video! The wet floor sign on the front of the cart is really cool!!!

Thank you

Hello there's a few things that are not being done right here. Let me explain what is better. 1. You don't want to use microfiber rags period, you want to use paper towels. You cannot reuse paper towels, you use them once that's why it's always clean from top to bottom with one time only which is paper and then throw them away. Using microfiber rags means you're going to have to use them on something else again, again and again because washing them, It's just a waste of time and money and using microfiber cloths over and over again from toilet to toilet is simply unsanitary. Also microfiber cloths don't completely dry the services. Paper towels are cheapest and are the most sanitary thing to use on every single toilet, no matter what. 2. You're using too many disinfectants. Focus on one disinfectant that will do the job. There are several disinfectants out there that will kill anything within 30 seconds especially new covid protocol chemicals that are set to work and have a very short kill time. Spray the area step back for a few seconds let the mist go away and start to clean from top to bottom. If you're using heavy disinfectants or anything in general you're going to want to wear a n95 mask to avoid breathing anything. 3. The johnny mop you're using does not have a plate cover to drain the liquid to the bowl. You don't want to use a johnny mop without any drain cover because you can't drain the bowl cleaner back in toilet. You want to have something where you can drain it back into the toilet after cleaning and then place it back into your johnny mop container such as in a janitors caddy. 4. Don't overspray because you're wasting chemicals, you can get done with far less and still clean the bowl spotless. 5. Also besides cleaning the bowl you want to make sure that the toilet seat is not loose where you need to tighten it. A lot of times people will sit on toilet seats and they get loose over time. The people that noticed that are normally the janitors so they should see fit to secure the toilet seat is not loose. You can include that in your janitorial if you want to charge more that's up to anybody that wants to put that in the bid I'm just making suggestion.

you never told what to used

Do you base this off of a standard percentage across-the-board or is it different for each account?

Great info

You are an idiot if you listen to these fools

We use referrals however we will be taking a shot at using indeed. Thank you guys for all the videos. You guys rock.

So you aren’t using the bag on the back for trash?

Very helpful. Thank you ❤

Very informative. Thank you very much ❤

I have been in the residential cleaning industry for 5 years and have a few small offices currently. I feel lead to branch into commercial, schools more specifically. We have a great training program for residential and I feel we could defiantly provide proper training in the commercial. Should I create a new brand and separate out the two companies?

Thank you sir for this lesson. Super glad to watch because I truly had no ideas there was such a thing as 'a closer". I don't know much about sales either ( I only know how to clean well) but I am glad that I get to learn the difference before I go out looking and sounding like a fool. My husband and I are starting a cleaning business in New Zealand soon and when I heard you spoke about pain and being able to let the potential customer speak, I taught how glad I am to have a husband that can shut up and listen to people. I am more of a talker and I can see how I can end up being a seller and not a closer. If, we don't close a deal after all these informations I just typed out, word for word too then something is totally off haha but anyways thank you again sir.

Great content! Would you happen to have a pdf of main questions to ask when hiring subcontractors, employees and how they differ if there are any differences?

At bucees I’m expected to clean, restock an entire (31 bathroom stalls 8 sink stalls ) in 2 hours… 😐

Yes please, a vid on building or developing an effective website for a cleaning service company.

Great video

Love all the info I learned from you guys! The logo is awesome too

Thank you for the awesome information in each of your videos!

Also, glad you guys are critical of names lol. We mostly do residential. Im almost afraid to ask, but I gotta know haha. What do you think of the name Tidy Home Cleaning Services? Too stupid? 😅

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Very Good Podcast very helpful information

Will be trying Indeed; have always used word off mouth. Cleaning services in small towns use Facebook and Messenger too.

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Thank you again 🙏

Thank you for linking this video to my question on your other video. I bought a Waxie dust mop at a 2nd hand store, that was outside during a monsoon storm. It was sopping wet. I took it home & couldn't figure out how to remove it to wash it in the washing machine. So thank you for this video. 😊

Great podcast and great tips

I will join as a member pretty soon

Nice video and tips

very helpful !! just subscribed.

Great tips and information Thanks for Sharing

Very Helpful advice

🎉 great video and tips

Very Good information and tips

Great tips and video

Cleanest to dirtiest, flush handle last. 😂 but I've done it like that a few times myself. Love the video. Thank you for sharing this technique.

Fantastic video, Greg! 🌟 Your expertise really shines through, and I appreciate the practical tips. I'll definitely be trying your method! Quick question: Do you have any tips for maintaining the cleanliness of toilets between deep cleans? 🧼🚽 I know you're busy, but I hope we can connect personally because I have a few more questions to learn from your experiences. I'm a bit hesitant to reach out, worried you might not have time to respond, but I really appreciate your busy schedule! 😊

How do you remove the fiber dust mop head off the base to wash it?

How do you clean the towel after cleaning toilet?

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I use a non toxic degreeser and surface cleaner with 1 to ten measurements. I dont want anything to strong for just residential driveways and side walks with children and in michigan i cant guarantee to pressure out every piece of grass in the concrete with out excess water licensing. 😂