I’m only using dishwashing liquid and Jif cream for this kitchen clean. Except the oven of course. I’ve got big thick gloves on for that. I do wear gloves more often now than I used to though.

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I agree with you on that

It is actually a glass scraper. This one came from a commercial cleaning supplier. The main thing for something this crazy is that it is easy to hold and strong

Hi Susie. Thank you for reaching out. I know I haven’t uploaded much since January this yr. I actually had a minor heart attack in January. So I kind of made a commitment to not work so hard. I was doing a couple of bond cleans per week during the day, long hrs at night with commercial cleaning, part time uni … and creating videos! I have loads of videos to edit and will be uploading them over time but just focussing on not overdoing it atm. What sort of videos would you like to see?

I forgot to answer your question 😀. I use a squeegee from a commercial cleaning supply place. You buy the handle and the preferred blade size separately. It slips into the handle. You r spot on that window cleaning is so much easier with a good squeegee.

@ThatAussieCleaner gee thats terrible news. Youve got to listen to your body its a major warning sign to slow down. I hope you are on the mend. Its certainly confronting. Mmm i had a weird thing as well. Never been sick, and suddenly in hospital with this weird puple rash rash and it ends up i have vasculitis...inflammation of blood vessels. Its been a slow recovery. Very rare, and drs no nothing about it. Can you tell me the company you purchase the squeegees from? Also if you use a magic eraser it takes off soap scum off shower doors. Its amazing! I like anything. Take care and if you could let me know the company perhaps 😌

I’m all good Susie. It was a minor heart attack. Had a stent put in. Just a scary warning of sorts. Sorry to hear about the vasculitis. Life has a way of testing us out at times doesn’t it. Re the squeegee, don’t know about a brand. But if you look for your local commercial cleaning supply place they will have professional window cleaning equipment. Some kind of display with multiple different sized blades (rubber bit) and handles too.

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Thank you Sasha

Only if you are in the Gold Coast in Queensland 😉

Dog hair and other hair can get stuck under doors. Just see sawing a towel back and forth under the door will release it. Then get out the vacuum.

Mostly used Pacvac. Now using Pullman. Both good. Backpack style. No bags which I prefer.

@@ThatAussieCleaner Thank you for the reply.

No worries Ruan.

@@ThatAussieCleaner I have a Miele C3 Complete. Well I cleans well but at the ocean I think a bagless can work a bit better

I used to have a cleaning company but now Inam a student

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Thank you for letting me know 😀

A squirt of dish liquid in a bottle of water

Nice work! What’s next 😉

I have only cleaned empty houses for the last few years but that’s a good idea

Heavy duty wash in washing machine, stain release stuff too

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That’s Kacey’s, from the Big Clean Co in Victoria. I haven’t tried it but she knows her stuff and I would assume it does everything she says it does. I recommend you try it

Especially different types of windows

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I definitely prefer the Shower Power GEL over the spray. Much better and lighter smell to it

That’s awesome.

Whatever is easiest

In most of the houses I clean you need to remove the glass pane in order to remove the fly screen anyway.

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That one is from a cleaning supplier but you can get the same or something similar from a hardware store like Bunnings

Happy it worked for you

Thanks for the nice words David. If you decide to start the business and need some help feel free to reach out.

The string is harder to clean and usually involves removing the blind and washing it in a bath for example (if it fits). For clove oil - just add about 5-6 drops into your spray bottle. A simple all purpose spray is dish liquid in water. Add clove oil to that.

I get it. It’s easy to get overwhelmed with a move out clean. Sometimes it helps to go room by room and close the door when you finish each one.

That’s a good question Mandy. I’ve never cleaned lead paint that I know of. I imagine it is fine if you don’t scratch it or use anything too strong. I only use a brush on this type of door but mostly I don’t use the brush. Just the wet cloth and spray.

Hi Jelena. Are you in Australia?

@@ThatAussieCleaner no I'm from Dallas Texas

I get mine from a commercial cleaning supply shop in Australia but hardware stores also have them here.

Thank you for letting me know. 😀

Mostly from the local supermarket. I’ve made a separate video of each area in this one on my channel. That will show you in detail 👍

I will have a look. Great tips and video. Thank you :)

Thank you Sonia

Easy off oven cleaner Dan. Same with this video … My HEAVY DUTY Oven Cleaning Tips kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGHTqJ2AZ7p5Y6M

@@ThatAussieCleaner thankyou, will give it a watch! Great content

Thanks Dan

Hi Karen. Thank you for your kind words. The cloth is just a cotton rag or cloth (like an old tea towel or a cotton nappy). All of mine go through the dryer to remove any fluff after they have been washed. A dry microfibre cloth will work too.

Just a squirt of dish soap Teri.

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Did you get it sorted?

@@ThatAussieCleaner yes sir thanks a lot 👍🏿

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Thanks for the heads up. Same spray, wash and dry, if it’s a bit grimy add some Jif

Great question. In my experience heating BluTack kind of melts it and actually makes it harder to get off. It might sound odd but dabbing blutack on blutack actually helps - it sticks to itself. If too old and squashed then a wet cloth rubbed lightly can help.

I’ve cleaned a few gyms and yes the water on the floor can be a pain. For each mirror panel I place a towel on the floor underneath to catch the drips then move it to the next one. And you don’t need a dripping wet wash cloth either. Just damp.

Thank you J R

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