The Speed Cleaning Method of Training Employees How To Clean

This HISTORIC video started the revolution! Cleaning businesses and homeowners have learned how to save hundreds of hours cleaning by following this simple method, created by the founder of THE ORIGINAL Speed Cleaning method and the ORIGINAL Speed Cleaning Apron! There have been many copy-cats since, but NONE fully grasp the importance of each method, each step, and the 13 Speed Cleaning Rules, live the founder Jeff Campbell. Speed Cleaning: Often imitated, never duplicated! This video was UPDATED in 2015 to modernize the look and teaching, and include modern day surfaces in the demo (like granite counter tops instead of formica, and slate tile floors instead of linoleum, and microfiber towels instead of the old fashioned felt "Ritz" dusting cloth, etc.). You will LOVE the updated video because it's MODERN, current, and in an up-to-date format! This one single UPDATED Speed Cleaning DVD will save you HUNDREDS of hours in cleaning time. What is YOUR time worth? What if all of your employees improved their skill, speed, and QUALITY by just one hour a day? How many thousands of dollars would you save each month in payroll? The Speed Cleaning Updated will transform your cleaning quality and productivity GUARANTEED or your money back, no questions asked! Order TODAY:
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[@ziggy33399]

Moved from L.A. to Florida. Wages forced me into having my own business. I bought all his books, studied them and put a $10 ad in the paper. Cleaned homes for a year using these methods. Then moved towards resort , island rentals and tourist trade rentals. Became the largest and no 1 rated cleaning business here . With over 80 employees I was exhausted and sold it 7 yrs later. Belated thanks 😊 for the money made (it’s as easy to clean for the wealthy and they appreciate the extra mile , too ❤️)

[@aprilkowalsky4063]

Ziggy I totally agree with you. I found the same in the wealthy clients

[@ziggy33399]

Michael Frietsch Yes! Do MORE than expected. Organize things , color code, go over the top with a great job well done. Get cleaned places others might over look. If it’s a home, don’t forget inside the frig, inside a medicine cabinet, inside the closets...make every job spectacular. Work for higher end clients (people with 💰 money & blow them away with your special touch). Be respectful of everything. Know how to make their bed how THEY like it. God is in the details, as they say. I had clients once who read newspapers daily...when I’d go there I’d always have to wipe their kitchen cabinets from news print. I also had to organize their utility drawer in the kitchen. Their balcony was open and I cleaned it entirely like a separate living space every time. Be methodical, wear the holster/belt, have plenty of supplies and keep all your tools in great clean shape. Read the books. In the beginning I timed myself after I got good at the cleaning method ...people with children are more to clean. Word of mouth can be great or not. You want to stay in charge and avoid gossip. My clients wanted to be friends (after all, when cleaning a home you know things about them). I decided never to be social friends. It just wasn’t going to be cool. I knew TOO much. After a time, I got contracts with realtors who rented luxury units on the beaches . These turned into major money 💰 for me. I had to hire a lot of people, train and run the business. It was 24/7 for nearly 7 years. No days off. But I learned to delegate . Had an administrator, 2 field managers and some star quality people . Easier to clean when people have checked out, before new ones check in...no one is there so you can really get in there and clean righteously. How’d I come to clean? I had a romantic broken heart 💔. I didn’t want to talk to people. Put an ad in a throw away type newspaper and to my surprise someone called. When they asked how much I charged I said, “Whatever you think is fair. If you don’t like it, don’t pay .” Haha...yeah, well I found out what to charge by calling to see what other people charged, who they might cater to , what they did, etc. Then I visited other companies and offered to help clean a place if they got into a jam and asked if they’d do the same for me. Became friends with the nice ones. Joined a couple chamber of commerces. Got voted to serve a 4 yr term on the Board of Directors of one ☝🏼 of them. Carried cards with me, went to certain functions , etc. Smiled a LOT and stayed positive. Physically cleaned for one year. Enough to be effective, know what a “deep clean” is and learn the ropes first hand. Then I had to hire hire hire...wanted it to be an employee owned business. But I was voted down. Paid my people more than anyone else . Always gave bonus money 💰 and wrote that specifically on their checks for going “above & beyond “ the call of duty. Employees deserve half the money. Then I had to buy supplies (rentals require placing new soaps in wrappers, can liners, laundry detergents, etc) and THEN what was left was mine. In the end, I had so many to clean every week I had a carpenter build out a room with shelving on 3 sides to hold supplies, put keys 🔑 on marked pegs, organize so much, etc. Hope this helps someone. Oh...and I had a great accountant who gave me quarterly reports . I always knew I’d sell one day (who wants to permanently work 7 days a week?). Never sell to a broker, let an attorney handle it instead, by the way. Dream BIG but start small. When I started I worked for people who didn’t have much. Sometimes I didn’t charge them at all saying it was “on the house”. I HAD to go for wealthy to feel right...and it was a healthier atmosphere to heal my broken heart 💔 as it turned out. Did some businesses but that a whole other thang entirely. New construction in Florida is brutal (but pays more). I like air conditioning and nice views myself.

[@tiffanybruner6002]

@@ziggy33399 that is so freaking cool! thanks for sharing your story!

[@b.mcknight8686]

Did any of your clients dislike the idea of new people coming in to clean? My Mom has been running a very small cleaning business for 25 years, I started working with her ten years ago, and now we're at a point where we're turning down work that we don't have time to do. I'd love to hire a couple of people, and expand, but my Mom is so worried about being able to trust people in our clients homes that she doesn't want to hire anyone. How did your customers react when you introduced new people?

[@takingafatdump]

@@b.mcknight8686 100% hire as many people as you need. you never want to be turning down a job. that’s just bad for business. train them and have them clean with someone experienced for about a week then let them loose, or use teams of 2 or 3 and have 2 newer employees and one experienced one. this way if you need to expand your people you can just hire extra help to make things faster, and do more clients per day, instead of having brand new employees clean on their own.

[@tylerclark-realtor]

I’m a 19 year old male and I’m proud to say I’ve watched this video all the way through! I’m planning to launch my cleaning company in 6 months.

[@maidstat3400]

Use microfiber clothes for your upcoming business to save you money and time. I’ve been in business for 15years, do your homework on supplies that are in concentration form to save more money. Janitorial stores have great tools like pumie products that when used correctly can save time as well. Good luck and don’t give up because this is a lucrative industry!

[@tylerclark-realtor]

maid stat thanks so much for your advice. I’ve gotten my setup for each cleaner down to $900. The cart, commercial vacc, mops, dusters, micro fibers, and supplies. Is there a specific cart you recommend?

[@maidstat3400]

That comes down to cost? Some are amazing but also expensive. Look for reviews that praise the sturdiest ones that meet the requirements for that specific account you plan on using it for like size of the space for storage and quantity of supplies kept on the cart. Sometimes a trash can with a cart apron will suffice and other accounts may need more supplies so a large unit with or without a locked supply compartment may be necessary. Buying from amazon or manufacturer can save money vs. the janitorial supply stores.

[@mycatiswaysmarterthanmosto8500]

Check out Angela Brown on youtube. She is the house cleaning guru. Her company makes 100s of thousands a year. Her videos are priceless.

[@doltonchaffee5170]

@@tylerclark-realtor did you ever start?

[@HeavenestStCyr]

Rules 1. Make every move count 2. Use the right tools 3. Clean from top to bottom 4. If it isn't dirty don't clean it 5. Don't rinse or wipe a surface before it's clean 6. Don't keep working after it's clean 7. Shift to a heavier duty tool/ Use the right tool with the right strenght. 8. Keep your tools in impeccable shape 9. Repetition makes for smoother moves 10. Pay Attention 11. Keep track of your time 12. Work as a team (if you have a team) Warning: Don't spray/clean hot light bulbs Tools 1 Cleaning Apron: 7 pockets; 3 for small tools; 1 for cloths; 1 for Debris and 2 loops to carry spray bottles; 2 large replace liners for debris and dirty clothes 2 Red Juice: heavy duty biodegradable degreaser and cleaner (finger prints,wood, carpets, etc ) 3 Blue Juice: Light Duty Cleaner (glass, windows,pictures,mirrors) 4 Cleaning Cloths: 100% cotton, absorbant hemmed alternative: cotton diapers or paper towels (Bounty is the best) 5 Toothbrush (angled stiff bristle brush) 6 Scraper (use at a low angle with red/blue juice to avoid scratching surfaces) 7 Razor blade and blade holder 8 Carrying Tray Back pockets: 9 Whisk Broom 10 Feather Duster Ostrich Down 11 Comet 12 Rubber Gloves (Optional) 13 Sponge/white pad 14 Steel Wool 15 Clear Ammonia Caution: NEVER mix cleaners especially Ammonia and Soap 15b alternative: Brite 16 Sh Mop Bathroom: 17 Tile Juice 18 Plastic Cup 19 Fibre ckass cleaner 19 Stiff synthetic bristle brush 20 Synthetic big brush 21 Bleach 22Cleaner(combo for furniture/plastic/ wax based ect) 23 Dedicated Dutsting Cleaning cloth 24 Extension cord

[@familylively]

Very helpful.

[@HeavenestStCyr]

@@familylively my pleasure 😇

[@no_peace]

I bought a lot of this stuff and suggest getting a Swiffer 360 or fan duster instead of an ostrich duster 😅 i had very little money and the feather duster was a mistake

[@PieterJanNotebaart]

The Bob Ross of Housekeeping.

[@jesus.christis.lord.foreve899]

Our family's Homeschool Curriculum included this training. Fond memories

[@SpeedCleaning]

I love that! Lots of homeschoolers use the Speed Cleaning method. I'm not sure why, other than they are just SMART! :) Thank you (p.s. My sisters-in-law both homeschooled, and their kids are amazing)

[@bettymclean8214]

Same 😂❤

[@croberts5226]

Can i just say how glad i am that no one really has carpeting aroumd the toilets anymore

[@Stephanie-hc3sg]

Probably only in a trailer home lmao

[@teezybecookin]

Christina Utley I clean a church that has it in 1 of their restrooms 🤦🏾‍♂️. And 2 years ago I lived in an apartment that had carpet in the bathrooms. Terrible

[@rupertrichardson7613]

People still do

[@juneweimar3383]

I currently clean a house with dark green carpet around toilet! 🙄

[@ziggy33399]

Christina Utley some older homes have them...but they are easily put into the washer & dryer. Feel good underfoot. That said, I believe more men are being taught everyone can easily sit on a toilet for everything. Times have changed.

[@lavernewebb7308]

I am so grateful that you've taught me how to clean better and so much quicker; thank you. I would however have to have a different color small brush to use ONLY in the bathroom and stored an a closed container or something.

[@Carolmaizy]

Took an hour break from the video to clean my kitchen,lol. I was inspired.

[@SpeedCleaning]

That is awesome! Just learning about cleaning gets us in the mood to tackle it. Once you do it feels great to enjoy that clean and sanitary home!

[@tdevergreenparent7491]

I’ve used this method for 15 years and still haven’t found a better approach to cleaning. ❤

[@SpeedCleaning]

🤩🤩🤩

[@dianakidd8267]

Just goes to show that good techniques are timeless.

[@ddfelder2]

This system + today’s cleaning technology = 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@user-nj1zu2nf1x]

Today cleaning tech.. such as ? Microfiber cloths

[@ddfelder2]

@@user-nj1zu2nf1x lol catch up to 2023….

[@ALinn-vr3nl]

​​@@user-nj1zu2nf1xI just read that the microfibers end up in the ocean, so best to stick with cotton. Jeff Campbell has his own or uses cotton diapers. He recommends against bar towel because they leave lint. However, for home cleaning, I use them because they're easy to find in stores. I'm curious what technology they're referring to, also.

[@no_peace]

​@@user-nj1zu2nf1x new mops, new chemicals, affordable steam cleaners--sky's the limit

[@elenasimon1270]

Started his system in 1999. Still do it. I’m 67.

[@nancie7487]

Earlier than that. In the 1980s.

[@nancie7487]

Earlier than that, in the 1980s, his book Speed Cleaning was published in the1985.

[@dawnjohnson8739]

I started cleaning my house this way. I tried using an apron, but everything fell out when I bent over. I finally got a little cart with wheels. I put the caddy on top of the cart and pull it around with me. I cannot believe how easy it is when you don’t have to bend down to get this or that from the candy. It’s super fast to clean this way. Fun. Easy. I think what I hated about cleaning is how tired I was afterwards. That does not happen any more cleaning this way. Oh, I did get the right tools. I don’t use their products. I use Blueland products that are nontoxic and environmentally friendly. So grateful for this video. It’s totally changed my cleaning life.

[@dallastvmemories]

Which cart did you get?

[@dawnjohnson8739]

@@dallastvmemories I did a search for a cart with wheels. Found one on Amazon. You know how maids in motels have carts and custodians have carts? Well, those are really big and good for what they do. But for cleaning the house, I was looking for something small where I could place the caddy on top. And there are 2 shelves below for cleaning cloths, etc. So, I’d say, assess what cleaning stuff you use when you clean and find something that fits. And, of course, with wheels so you can pull it wherever you go.

[@ALinn-vr3nl]

​@dawnjohnson873Would you tell us the brand of cart, please? There are so many different kinds.

[@LunaModerna]

I can’t believe I found this video lol. I read this book about 20 yrs ago and I loved it. I completely forgot about it. This is awesome😃

[@scorpfelidae2439]

such a great method. although, even when I first watched this video (in the 1990s), I had to laugh. the house that he was cleaning was already so clean! LOL - should make a video of a house with a few kids - young and teenagers - a better before/after.

[@TheAw1963]

Or six dogs and farm animals. lol that's me.

[@cathycoryell2351]

If you do weekly cleaning, before it gets really dirty, it never takes more than 15 minutes per room. That's the whole routine and consistency aspect. Cleaning a (mostly) clean house, is the goal. It's always ready for a drop in guest, and you'll always feel proud of your home.

[@Ego-de4dt]

I really, really like that he wipes things dry. “Wipe it clean and dry”.

[@Ego-de4dt]

c thompson yup!! I agree.

[@MsElisaFernandesIAD]

No resedue, more shine

[@xiadani_figueroa]

This has been the most thorough, and educational video on maintenance cleaning I have seen, yet. Will definitely be incorporating these techniques!🙂

[@lisanpdx]

1:35:08 Once feces from the toilet hinges is on the "tooth brush" cleaner, spread the fecal matter onto the base of drinking faucets using the same "tooth brush" cleaner...got it! Thanks :) Other than the above statement, I found this video useful & informative.

[@JamieAug]

Yeah, there are some parts that I'm having a difficult time comprehending. Maybe he disinfects the toothbrush before he uses it again? That's what I'd like to believe is happening.

[@ziggy33399]

I’m wondering how feces gets to the hinges on a toilet 🚽. In all my years, this never happened to me. Maybe it was my clientele.

[@lisanpdx]

@@ziggy33399 It becomes aerosolized. That's why I never store toothbrushes in the bathroom. Oh and those dry blowing air hand dryers in public restrooms are just fecal disperses.

[@shay8670]

😭😭😭😭

[@saynotohookups]

@@JamieAug Not even that. Use an exclusive tooth brush for the toilet. Clean it and package it. Keep it separate from the other stuff.

[@johnroekoek12345]

19:30 Director: Just walk into the kitchen like you always do. Very natural. Actor: Alright!

[@sixthangel9716]

I am horrible at cleaning and this helps TREMENDOUSLY eventhough its old. Thank you!!! Now I have hope that my house can be clean!

[@solsalazar518]

I do clean the toilet from inside first because it is disgasting when you put your face or being smelling when you go down. It is from up to bottom and don't argue

[@SquaresToOvals]

I am in love with this man

[@--jenC--]

Loved everything except cleaning the toilet. I find poop on the toilet seat covers and it is disgusting to wipe it with a reusable towel and brush. I just take some toilet paper and wipe the toilet and the floor around the toilet.

[@saynotohookups]

I use paper towels.

[@kathyheberle3862]

Do a daily two minute swish and swipe and you won’t have this issue - don’t want poop on there overnight

[@--jenC--]

@@kathyheberle3862 you would think that people would do this. I use to clean houses. That is where I find it.

[@no_peace]

I sanitize the cloths I use, it's fine

[@sellyourhomenowbook]

This is so delightfully 80s I am taken back tp that time. For you saying it's 90s cause the website they updated it. Believe me this was 1st filmed in the 80s 99% I'm sure of it.

[@kylesalmon31]

It’s an oddly peaceful video lol. The decor etc takes me back.

[@tommyboy1986]

looks late eighties/early 90's

[@bellapet]

I never thought I'd say I enjoyed a video about cleaning, but I did. Now I want to know, what is Jeff doing now that he sold the company? I love his attitude!

[@horsewithnoname12345]

Cleaning his 30 room mansion.

[@brandihubacek8585]

Uncle Rico throwing major shade to Heloise 😎😂😂

[@stephaniesue6382]

😄😄😄

[@peridotangeleyez]

😂😂

[@kimjones2577]

I knew he looked familiar lmao!!!!!!

[@KayYoungNC]

This popped up in my queue and I’ve been listening in the background…he’s actually been super helpful! Thank you!

[@kellgarett]

great video - parents should watch this with their kids

[@joannsomers8178]

I use a thick plastic putty scraper. I keep a razor blade , well covered to avoid accidental cuts.

[@kaytriott]

Doesn't get old. Some old tips are great!

[@AnnaISmith]

Please remember to clean top of toilet too and the toilet handle, and light switches and door knobs. Lots of germs there. And I would rinse floor after using ammonia.

[@Mideezhanti]

That trick with the feather duster inside the vacuum wand is genius!

[@dallastvmemories]

Where in the video do you see this? I don't see it.

[@SlyFox93]

@@dallastvmemoriesIt starts at 1:24:10

[@Tahoe069]

I love the introduction piano

[@MsBari1025]

Thank you, thank you, thank you...!!! This is an amazing video and so insightful. I am all about efficiency and this is one of the best informational video there is out there. I wish I could train with you all. Appreciate you all.

[@Naruto-wv4py]

Awesome job Mr Jeff Campbell.

[@yukimori2104]

Finding this video comes 2 1/2 years late ... else I could have introduced my previous cleaning lady to that. She was always a bit all over the place but did a very good job cleaning and was a real sweetheart! All she wasn't was very organized going about her job. One minute she was dusting, next aah! there's ... no time finishing her sentence and off she went to washer and on the way doing the toilets and doing the beds. Maybe I find her address and refer her to it. She is sure going to love it. 😹

[@shannonmarchat]

I started my cleaning company in 2001 (in Portland, Oregon) - we were the first eco-friendly cleaning company in the city! I have used this video and Clean Team equipment for all my training / service for 20 years. Love it! (the Gelato cup really pinpoints the era it was filmed :) )

[@SpeedCleaning]

So great to hear! Do you have the new updated video and book?

[@shannonmarchat]

@@SpeedCleaning I do (we bought the DVD a few years ago) but I live in France and do virtual trainings for my team in the U.S. so I use this online version and annotate as necessary. If there is an online version of the DVD I can purchase, I would love that!

[@tiasims501]

@@shannonmarchat hi do you have a mentorship or will you be willing to mentor?

[@user-nj1zu2nf1x]

Eco friendly is just a meaningless marketing term though

[@shannonmarchat]

@@user-nj1zu2nf1x Not at all- there are definitely products safer to inhale versus 'traditional' products like bleach and ammonia. There are certainly companies that 'greenwash' their products (which means they purport them to be good/better for the environment/health when they are not) - but I can tell you from my own experience as a cleaner of almost 25 years, there is no need to clean with, come in contact with (or breathe) harsh chemicals every day

[@MissRawEssex]

Awww this man is really sweet. I would have loved to have worked with him if I was a cleaner

[@cuarajhyrojayju4397]

This is why I use paper towels and throw away I can’t use clothes to move around germs all over that house

[@nataliehodgkinson7465]

What about sweeping or vacuuming the floors before mopping? That always needs doing in every house, especially if you flick anything off the worktops onto the floor.

[@ziggy33399]

Natalie Hodgkinson floors are always last. It’s a gravity thing, His method calls for this to be last. Get the loose debris first...vacuum or sweep 🧹. Then tile floors on hands and knees (you can see better.) I used Murphy’s Oil Soap (mixed as directed) on an upright type tool for wood floors. It cleans and smell divine afterward. Vacuuming while backing out of a room is best (when everything else is done and no recently will be needed). This way you can even make beautiful attractive vacuum designs showing it’s been done ✅ professionally.

[@nataliehodgkinson7465]

Ziggy3339 Thank you. Yes I know floors are always last but if I remember rightly they didn’t vacuum or sweep in the video before just going to mopping the floors. You can’t just mop a floor without sweeping or vacuuming it first. It just spreads the bits around. I always vacuum (and mop) my way out of a room and love creating patterns when vacuuming too 😊 I love the carpets looking beautiful fluffed when clients get home. I’ve never used Murphy’s though so I’ll look into that 😁 Thank you

[@Shananana99]

He says to sweep or vacuum before mopping, he just doesn’t do it

[@horsewithnoname12345]

He tells us to do it but I guess for the sake of time he doesn’t show it in the video. I run the roomba every day do it is very necessary.

[@tommyboy1986]

thats what we did at my old cleaning company I used to work for we sweep everything . then vaccum everything then mop everything

[@derek8742]

I'm 90 seconds in and this looks like the most 90s video I think I've ever seen.

[@aprilkowalsky4063]

I think this was from the 1980s

[@shaygraham6925]

I thought it was the 1980's until the end when he gives the website

[@horsewithnoname12345]

@@aprilkowalsky4063 it’s 90s but a lot of the home is still styled to 80s chic

[@ALex-yv8xw]

I just cleaned my bathroom, took me 39 minutes, but it is all tile from floor to walls pedestal sink but it's pretty darn clean

[@darrip9574]

This is so relaxing

[@carmenmercado485]

I can still use his tips good video

[@garybarnard73]

This is the way to clean a whole household all right. I wish I could do it this good.

[@horsewithnoname12345]

You can do it. Practice makes perfect.Once your home is clean it’s easy to maintain.

[@angiesipe3650]

I love this! I bought all the books and love them! I had been looking for the DVD as well, but thought $100 seemed a little high. Thank you so much for posting this! Now I can spend that money on the actual apron and the Sh mop! :)

[@sionthomas3235]

I can't even with him using the same toothbrush for the toilet and the kitchen

[@joetejada5256]

Cross contamination - expert level

[@johnconstable8512]

chill. nobody died.

[@avapilsen]

@@johnconstable8512 That's disgusting.

[@lydiahubbell6278]

They sell them in sets of 3. Now in 3 colors. I doubt they use the same on the toilet and in the kitchen.

[@lQueenBl]

Great tips!

[@whatsinanameatlanta1349]

the hardwood floor that gets sprayed at the end - "You aren't going to hurt it" is a prefinished white floor (rare nowadays) and any chemicals that get on one of those floors need to be neutralized. I'm betting the red solution is something highly alkaline, so it would need to be neutralized with an acidic solution and then rinsed again with clear water to keep the cleaning solution from eating into the floor over time.

[@marshalldowns6752]

Retro cleaning tech 😁

[@mitchg7809]

After this I'm going to pop in my tape of Donna Mill's The Eyes Have It

[@IsacsCleaningServices]

👍Hard work, nice results!

[@DiamondRubyJewel]

THIS IS A GREAT THOROUGH AND OLD SCHOOL VIDEO. I AM. SO GRATEFUL FOR THIS EMERALD OF A VIDEO . ****TO EVERYONE IT'S NOT PERFECT, BUT JUST MAKE THE NECESSARY IMPROVISIONS FOR CLEANLINESS LIKE HAVING NEW AND DIFFERENT TOOTHBRUSHES FOR SPOT CLEANING. NOBODY TEACHIES ANYMORE IN THE WONDERFUL THOROUGH** OLD SCHOOL GENERATION WAY. GRANDMAS ARE 32 😐🙄, AND THIS GENERATION HARDLY LISTENS. THAT'S WHY SO MANY LACK LIFE SKILLS AND NOBODY HAS THE CALLED MOTHER'S WIT. OH MY GOODNESS DID Y'ALL SEE THAT CUTE LIL RUBBER DUCKIE?🐥🐥OLDSCHOOL

[@SpeedCleaning]

Thank you. Jeff created a brilliant system that no one has every improved on! We have UPDATED the video though and it is available here: www.thecleanteam.com/Speed-Cleaning-on-DVD_p_31.html there's a little sample video on the page, or you can see the sample here in YT: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnLQipikhLCIrrM ENJOY!

[@Jervisdude]

Cleanliness is next to Nothing.

[@kylesalmon31]

@@SpeedCleaning could this work with custodians in schools??

[@georgejgilles.3999]

Great video.

[@cassandragal6830]

The part where he said "if you like cleaning house in the nude" had me dying!!! 😂😂😂

[@amonymosywolf2061]

great information thanks

[@SpeedCleaning]

You're welcome

[@ReggieTime]

~~Seems like a 1979 vibe., but l love the time organizing steps....& top to bottom technique

[@Jervisdude]

Marina I’ve had my skeet hit the headboard.

[@lizsmith312]

In 2021 Noone home is this clean. But l love your techniques.

[@restawhileyall1781]

Used toilet brush goes back in the tray .......... not in my household, no way yuk.

[@saynotohookups]

Yeah same thing with a toilet brush and cloths too.

[@lydiahubbell6278]

I carry a separate bucket for dirty things.

[@caswellkestoe9162]

Thanks you for those wonderful advice and tips . i love the apron and would like to purchase one or two . how do i get in touch with you , is there a website where i can go to make a purchase. I also would like to purchase the carry on tray as well . thank you for sharing.

[@mothershipterra4188]

This vid has been very useful but I do have some concerns : using you toilet brush and carrying it around in the tray box, only cleaning the toilet bowel and what is with just cleaning the bathroom sink and not the bench top and the doors under the sink. I have learnt a lot though.

[@Nancy-lc8jw]

what do you do if the client has things all over the house?

[@opal777]

I’m a failure. I do everything wrong according to this gentleman. 😔 oh well. Lol...I like the part where he goes to clean the blender and talks about how to get it as clean as it was when your husband first bought it for you....yep....a blender from a husband as a “gift “ sounds about right.🤣

[@horsewithnoname12345]

He quickly corrected himself OR WIFE

[@horsewithnoname12345]

Best Christmas gift ever… NOT

[@freshstartgreencleaning]

He somehow reminds me of Bob Ross

[@jimmyhernandez1]

You're a very sexy lady. Just wanted to let you know.

[@dcrambishwasray8765]

Thank s for video

[@abigailwright6663]

Awesome 😍😍❤❤❤❤

[@ljawgtn1393]

Great video thanks, only unfortunately they don't make tapware like they used to. A brush like that would scratch the hell out of chrome taps now.

[@theknowingcafe]

Great video

[@tmcconnell3714]

Is there an updated version of this?

[@justmejo9008]

How about a house that is actually lived in 😅 2023 here and I clean for people that are busy over worked with kids and pets. This is helpful in a way only as to have your tools with you where ver you go

[@yusufolaoluwa1065]

Pls I am an inexperienced cleaner. Can you give me some cleaning tips

[@kylesalmon31]

I miss the 90’s so freaking much

[@kylesalmon31]

Could be 80’s actually.

[@lory6605]

The the toilet bowl brush go back in the tote without a bag?

[@HarrietShearsmith]

Oh this is so helpful, I'm terrible!

[@thereallaranonya4461]

I love the basic ideas taught in this video, although I'm wondering about improvements in the methods sonce this was made. In the updated video, are there any changes that address safety equipment like gloves, and avoiding cross contamintion? I'm pretty grossed out that the same toothbrush tool gets used on all the fixtures and the toilet, and unless you carry more than one set of tools the same brush is being used on kitchen sinks and appliances. What about using these tools as a pro cleaner in more than one house?

[@SpeedCleaning]

thereallara nonya we do have new updated DVD but the concepts haven’t changed! They’re timeless!

[@horsewithnoname12345]

@@SpeedCleaning using the same toothbrush in the toilet and the kitchen sink?

[@dorfwax]

@@horsewithnoname12345 red toothbrush for toilet, blue toothbrush for sink

[@noahwhite1454]

Ah, now this is quality content!

[@charlesdjones1]

KZbin has killed good old fashioned high production values. Not saying there isn't quality content because there is tons of that, but everyone is a professional these days we tend to forget some people actually went to school to do this stuff.

[@metalje666]

oh wait they are actually speed cleaning in this one ....

[@helenweatherby1694]

NEVER spray directly onto light switches! Use a separate toothbrush for the toilet! Forget the extension cord tip. It will take you longer to wind and unwind it, than it would to plug and unplug the vacuum cleaner a few times.

[@kvs-adonai5214]

How'd the oven window get so dirty but the rest of it is completely clean!!???

[@no_peace]

I got this book as a young adult lol, here I am again

[@pamelagroves2142]

Where can I buy this apron?

[@chitrakumar3867]

How do clean the feather cleaner after dusting ? Good information thanks

[@lydiahubbell6278]

You take it out and shake it and you can hand wash it in a little shampoo and rinse well and let it air dry.

[@horsewithnoname12345]

If you are only cleaning your own home, I recommend a swifter duster (the yellow ones). You can toss them when they’re dirty and they’re amazing.

[@no_peace]

They sell other ones too, microfiber ones. I would use a Swiffer 360

[@kimberlindy]

Awesome

[@RBrown-rs9fc]

Does anything like this tutorial exist for Commercial/Janitorial services?

[@kylesalmon31]

That’s what I’m wondering

[@bonymerizier601]

great teaching

[@kanita0958]

Top to bottom, left to right, making your way out of the room. It's the cleaning rule 101. And yes! The apron to hold tools is the most valuable tool of them all. Saves hours of work! I figured out myself after trial and error though. I wish I knew about this video before. Note: to all of you saying cross contamination, there is no such thing. When you spray, leave the cleaner for 5 minutes, which is the norm, by the time you are scrubing the bacteria and viruses are already killed, I mean, that's the purpose of bathroom cleaners 😂😂, plus no one said you can only have one brush, he probably has multiple brushes, I have 7 different brushes for different surfaces and rooms, all different colors. My kitchen ones are yellow, my bathroom brushes blue. Color coding is essential in house cleaning services.

[@anyrollins4326]

I’ll definitely do that from now on or I’ll write on the tooth brush bathrooms kitchen boom done!

[@Jervisdude]

All top here.

[@ziggy33399]

Yes. That’s how I roll as well.

[@mtm00]

How adorable he is! And this is a terrific system to adopt. The one thing that bothered me throughout, though, was the fact that he did not fold the cleaning cloths before using them!

[@Ego-de4dt]

M Munroe wait. Why would he fold the cloths before cleaning them...?? Not everyone cleans the same way xo

[@nancie7487]

M Munroe Jeff talked about how to fold them in the beginning of the video at 11:51 .

[@Carolmaizy]

I would fold the towel to expose a clean surface before using it. Then fold it a different way before using it again on the next surface.

[@vikkiyates1934]

Question.. how do you start to declutter a room.. As a property manager, I sometimes have to clean apartments that have been trashed..What is your advice?

[@SpeedCleaning]

Good question! think "divide then conquer" vs "block & tackle". In other words, start by sorting three piles: Keep, toss, donate. You'll need lots of trash bags! Then, you can go back through and clean and tidy up. Hope that helps!

[@JamieAug]

What if your bathroom is more complex than that? Is comet safe to use on all surfaces? Also, what if there's a walk-in shower?

[@Keisha2024]

😂😂 this is like in the 80s

[@luckyandblessed]

I need some red juice. What type of cleaner is that?

[@ilianita2010]

Never spray direct to surfaces no matter what. Always spray to cloth to prevent stains.

[@cpshultz86]

This video comes highly recommended but I'm so disappointed there are no subtitles, especially as the speaking volume is so low! I'm hearing impaired and feel I'm missing a lot by only being able to read the written steps

[@mariamorieko7008]

at what point do you do the things in the center of the room..chandeliers, cieling fans, coffe tables

[@kanita0958]

Top to bottom, meaning ceiling fans and chandeliers, then tables, then floors

[@buildingwhisper]

cleaning an already clean house lol

[@jennifery5353]

I learned some good tips from this, but some things, I just don't see how it's better, like cleaning the inside of the toilet bowl before the outside. In the homes that I clean, some people's toilets are absolutely disgusting on the outside, I wipe that first.

[@ziggy33399]

Jennifer Y in his book 📖 (way back when) he didn’t clean the inside of a toilet bowl first. Starting at the top with a clean rag, wipe with green juice (disinfectant) and go top, then down each side cleaning everything. Lift the lid after cleaning the top of it. NOW, clean the underside of the lid. Then around the bowl. The water inside the bowl remember, is the SAME water that comes out of the sink...rinse your rag as needed and refresh your disinfectant and clean down the outside of the rest of the bowls outsides. Lastly, clean back under the rim throughly, and the inside to get off any stains that might have formed. Flush as you go along if you want to keep things nice for yourself. After I’m done ✅ I can throw that rag outside the bathroom door onto a rag (or cotton square shaped diaper I’ve laced flat for used rags) and move towards cleaning the back walls and floors around the toilet. When I’m done I give a final flush. Before I leave the bathroom 🚽 I always put down the toilet bowl lid.

[@faroo0608]

Sir where is yours hand gloves & hygiene

[@nehemiahmarcus308]

How do clean off that film that builds up on the mirrors in a house full of smokers?

[@SpeedCleaning]

cut through the smoke with a good degreaser. Blue Juice is a degreaser and glass cleaner.

[@lory6605]

Did you use the same tooth brush on the toilet and the sink faults?

[@nonono965]

I use different colored brushes so that my clients know im not using the same brush in different rooms. Even if you switch our your brushes, if they're the same color it looks bad. Different colors for different rooms.

[@johnconstable8512]

of course! in those days cross contamination didn't exist. good old times.

[@lydiahubbell6278]

@@nonono965 They sell them in a pack of 3 colors.

[@lamarwinfrey2519]

Nice

[@EastRoseBud78]

and I thought Don Aslett was the cleaning guru

[@himothyfr6370]

finally, some good god damn content