3 cleaning tips from a janitor

If you have ever used a public bathroom you know most Janitors suck at their job.

depends on where you go, a place where people pay top dollar to stay, five star hotels,

they keep them bathrooms shining, like at the mandarin in nyc...Waldorf...

but where they make shitty money, you gonna find shitty bathrooms...

best kept secret, you need to hit up a bathroom in nyc, just hit up a hotel lobby...

but act like you belong there...
 
That grout hack takes so much peroxide & baking soda and is time consuming and I don't have any pillowcases I'm willing to sacrifice.

The previous homeowner left a bunch of cleaning stuff: broom only for ceiling (written on it in black marker), dust mop, a duster on a telescoping pole for ceiling fans
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I realized I hadn't dusted in the 3 yrs I been here so I just went around the house and used this on windows, ceiling fans, & door trims, now it's dust all over everything & im sneeezing. Shit works tho.
 
depends on where you go, a place where people pay top dollar to stay, five star hotels,

they keep them bathrooms shining, like at the mandarin in nyc...Waldorf...

but where they make shitty money, you gonna find shitty bathrooms...

best kept secret, you need to hit up a bathroom in nyc, just hit up a hotel lobby...

but act like you belong there...


FACTS!
 
If you have ever used a public bathroom you know most Janitors suck at their job.
Most, not all here., @FUCKYOU being one of the exceptions, don't have the public running through our bathrooms and crib fucking up any cleaning work that's done cause it's not theirs and they don't give a fuck about it


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Because when I bought this house there was like 4-5 bottles of that toilet bowl cleaner in all the bathrooms and I have moderately hard water. Like if hard water is a 4 on the scale, then my water is a 2 or 3.
I'm thinking they was using it to clean the bathroom tile because I haven't been able to get it as clean as I when I moved in.
 
Because when I bought this house there was like 4-5 bottles of that toilet bowl cleaner in all the bathrooms and I have moderately hard water. Like if hard water is a 4 on the scale, then my water is a 2 or 3.
I'm thinking they was using it to clean the bathroom tile because I haven't been able to get it as clean as I when I moved in.
It's possible they did, thats foolish though. But I used it for showers. Start at the top squeeze and let it flow down same as when you put it on the toilets wall. And let it sit
 
That grout hack takes so much peroxide & baking soda and is time consuming and I don't have any pillowcases I'm willing to sacrifice.

The previous homeowner left a bunch of cleaning stuff: broom only for ceiling (written on it in black marker), dust mop, a duster on a telescoping pole for ceiling fans
ettore-dusters-31028-64_600.jpg


I realized I hadn't dusted in the 3 yrs I been here so I just went around the house and used this on windows, ceiling fans, & door trims, now it's dust all over everything & im sneeezing. Shit works tho.
That brush is for mostly cobwebs in corners.

I also have a heavy one that can reach my second floor outside under the gutters, to knock down wasp nests, and sometimes spider nests on the second story windows.
 
Bruhs, its magic erasers or NOTHIN!

Your life just changed for the better forever. You're welcome.:clarkkent:

(These shits effortless clean EVERYTHING, from kitchen and bathroom surfaces to white foam on your shoes. God tier. Keep a 2 pack in all my vehicle glove boxes, in every bathroom in the house, under every kitchen sink, garage and work shed)
 
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I recently learned about this, few months ago. Called LA's Awesome.
It cleans just about anything. There's a ton of vids on YouTube about cleaning with it. Upholstery, carpets, tiles, floors, anything. I use it as a degreaser but can also clean bathroom, kitchen. Use it in your power washer for house or sidewalks.

Its sold only mostly jn dollar stores but it isn't some cheap product, just cause it costs a dollar. Most of the time you spray it then leave it for a few minutes or longer. Also don't buy their spray bottle, many say it's diluted and the sprayer is cheap. Buy the refill bottles and put it in your own chemical sprayer bottles.

Trust, it's that damn good.

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Just a few vids I quickly found.






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Because when I bought this house there was like 4-5 bottles of that toilet bowl cleaner in all the bathrooms and I have moderately hard water. Like if hard water is a 4 on the scale, then my water is a 2 or 3.
I'm thinking they was using it to clean the bathroom tile because I haven't been able to get it as clean as I when I moved in.
I use CLR (Lime Away) for the hard water. Let it sink in and keep scrubbing it in.
 
I use CLR (Lime Away) for the hard water. Let it sink in and keep scrubbing it in.
For water spots on the tile? The tile gets clean with Dawn & vinegar mixture but even afterwards its not as shiny as the tile that doesn't get constant contact with water. It looks dull.
 
Bruhs, its magic erasers or NOTHIN!

Your life just changed for the better forever. You're welcome.:clarkkent:

(These shits effortless clean EVERYTHING, from kitchen and bathroom surfaces to white foam on your shoes. God tier. Keep a 2 pack in all my vehicle glove boxes, in every bathroom in the house, under every kitchen sink, garage and work shed)
yeah that magic eraser definitely can clean bathtubs… I also heard of some of those dawn tricks
 
Use Lysol Power toilet bowl cleaner to clean showers....listen to me know ...believe me later on in the future
Very dangerous and I would highly advise against this. Chemicals in toilet bowl cleaner are very corrosive and ruins the finish on your shower over time. Also when the steam from the shower hits the surface, You will start to breath in the left over residue from the toilet bowl cleaner.

Simply buy a spin scrubber off Amazon or use a drill with a cleaning brush attached

Amazon product ASIN B09PDHLLM8
or the drill attachment

Amazon product ASIN B0967C18JP
 
I recently learned about this, few months ago. Called LA's Awesome.
It cleans just about anything. There's a ton of vids on YouTube about cleaning with it. Upholstery, carpets, tiles, floors, anything. I use it as a degreaser but can also clean bathroom, kitchen. Use it in your power washer for house or sidewalks.

Its sold only mostly jn dollar stores but it isn't some cheap product, just cause it costs a dollar. Most of the time you spray it then leave it for a few minutes or longer. Also don't buy their spray bottle, many say it's diluted and the sprayer is cheap. Buy the refill bottles and put it in your own chemical sprayer bottles.

Trust, it's that damn good.

61EoW8pu1fL._AC_SY879_.jpg


Just a few vids I quickly found.






​

This shit really is Awesome, it works on wine stains too
 
Because when I bought this house there was like 4-5 bottles of that toilet bowl cleaner in all the bathrooms and I have moderately hard water. Like if hard water is a 4 on the scale, then my water is a 2 or 3.
I'm thinking they was using it to clean the bathroom tile because I haven't been able to get it as clean as I when I moved in.
For tile I would just buy a steam cleaner. It works wonders with removing stains and cleaning grout. They are very inexpensive

A beast for cleaning cars also

 
steam mops for hardwood floors has been a game changer for me
Steam mops should never be used on hardwood floors. Now you can use them but these two things are a must

1.The temperature of the steam can’t be high
2. Never stay in one place with the mop for more than 3 seconds

The steam from the mop can cause the glue underneath the wood floors to loosen
 
Steam mops should never be used on hardwood floors. Now you can use them but these two things are a must

1.The temperature of the steam can’t be high
2. Never stay in one place with the mop for more than 3 seconds

The steam from the mop can cause the glue underneath the wood floors to loosen
Well shit now I know lol....
 
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