WORKSHOP #3
The cleaning routine: cleaning to make money as opposed to cleaning your own home.
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Check any notes left by the client and leave a receipt if they have paid you in cash. Locate vacuum cleaner and cleaning products.

Take home dirty sheets and towels to wash (only if there is still a change of sheets and enough clean towels on site).

Remove all racks and trays and place on bottom of oven. Spray cavity and racks. Clean out cavity of oven with pot scrubber.

Always wear suitable gloves for the job you are doing. Heavy duty rubber ones when using strong chemicals. Open windows for ventilation.

Vacuum all floors throughout including inside of front door. Mop hard floors (bathrooms, toilets, laundry). Use flat mops.

If you use the right equipment and cleaning products on each surface/fitting, you will save yourself a lot of time and effort.
29 June 2026
If you know how to clean a house properly, it will stand you in very good stead to clean commercial and community buildings.
24 June 2026
Try in the next week to do a cash clean and write the person a receipt. Keep records of your income for the ATO.
11 May 2026
Always wear suitable gloves for the job you are doing. Heavy duty rubber ones when using strong chemicals.

If you know how to clean a house properly, it will stand you in very good stead to clean commercial and community buildings. Learn the routines for success.

Check notes, gather used items, manage waste, and clean efficiently. Small adjustments lead to greater income and a sparkling environment.

Use the right equipment and products on each surface. Save time and effort while achieving a professional finish every single time.

From appropriate footwear and masks to handling strong chemicals and avoiding hazards, occupational safety is paramount for cleaning professionals.
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