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CD: How to Make Money Cleaning ForeclosuresIs the fast growing foreclosure market right for you? Learn how to market your Foreclosure Cleaning business and get jobs. This is an audio CD by Sharon Cowan of Cleaning Business Consulting Group....
Health Effects of Traditional Cleaning vs. Green Cleaning in Residential Companies"Green cleaning" is an often used buzzword in the cleaning industry. There is a lot of information available about green cleaning products and principles, but what it comes down to is providing a healthy work environment for your customers and your own employees. People may think that this isn't as important in residential cleaning as for commercial cleaning, but even there are hazards even in the home environment. So what does that mean?...
Sometimes cleaning workers are in such a hurry to get the job done that they're not cleaning properly, or they're working too hard to get things cleaned. That's because they're not letting the tools and chemicals they're using do most of the work....
How to Repair Minor Scratches and Stains in Hardwood FloorsHardwood floors are somewhat forgiving when it comes to stains and scratches. Although you can avoid most problems with proper care and maintenance, problems will still occur and your customers will rely on you to know how to repair their hardwood floors. When cleaning up stains and repairing scratches remember to begin working at the outer edge and work towards the middle. But before tackling a stain or scratch it's important to first determine what type of finish is on the floor....
Pandemic Flu and Your Role as a Cleaning Company Owner -- Part 1There is no doubt now that the Swine Flu is now here. How far will it spread and how severe it will become is unknown, but what we do know is that our lifestyle and the choices we make may be changed for some time to come. Every day, new cases are reported. New states and new countries are reporting cases on what seems to be an hourly basis. The Center for Disease Control's website at www.cdc.gov will give you updates on the current status of what is more accurately known at the H1N1. You can also find updates here - www.pandemicflu.gov/. The World Health Organization (WHO) has, as of the writing of this article, raised the alert level to 5, one step away from the highest level of full blown pandemic. This is obviously scary for all of us. Your personal health and that of your friends and family should be first and foremost in your mind. Being prepared is a mindset that will benefit you personally and financially....
In this article you will find pros and cons for the use of cleaning aprons and maid caddy's. Each has pro's and con's, so think about your needs to see what will work best for you. The most important thing is comfort and productivity. Have everything you need at your fingertips for efficient cleaning....
This article was originally seen in the Cleaning PRO Tips column in Home Cleaner Magazine's June 2009 issue. The column is written by MyHouseCleaningBiz.com founders, Jean and Steve Hanson. Microfiber is no longer a "buzz word" that is taking the cleaning world by storm - it's a basic cleaning tool that most cleaning companies are now using every day. However many cleaning companies simply replace their old cotton rags with microfiber cloths without ever training employees on how to properly use and care for them......
Many homeowners have granite countertops in their kitchens. As a cleaning business owner it is your responsibility to educate yourself and train your employees on proper cleaning methods and precautions to take when cleaning granite surfaces. However in the real world, we know that accidents do happen....
Residential Cleaning and Pet ChallengesAnyone who has ever owned a pet knows the challenges faced in keeping a home clean. Residential cleaning business owners face the same challenges multiplied several times over. Not only do they need to concern themselves with cleaning pet stains, odors and hair removal, but need to be prepared to enter "their" home and co-exist on friendly terms during the cleaning service....
Dust Mites: What Cleaning Business Owners Should KnowMuch has been written over the years about the tiny home invader known as the dust mite. What are they? Who has them? How can you tell if you do? Are they really a concern? For the residential cleaning service owner, how can you capitalize on the existence of these much maligned creatures? Before getting the answer to this question, let's talk a bit about dust mites....
Many people want their homes cleaned with products that are made from common household ingredients such as lemon juice, baking soda and vinegar. They may have read information on websites who offer tips on mixing up their own home made concoctions, so they want to do the same. They may even ask you to clean their home using these same products....
A cleaning business owner emailed us the following question: "I do a lot of carpet and upholstery cleaning and I have a few clients who have asked me to clean their curtains. Their request is to clean them as they hang, mostly because they have valances and swags and tails. How do I clean them? Your advice will be highly appreciated."...
A homeowner insists that her cleaning service use a particular product on her wood floor and to use it in a different way than is recommended by the manufacturer. Is this a smart thing for the cleaning service to do? What if you end up damaging the wood?...
One of the jobs you're responsible for when cleaning homes is dusting. If you're not careful, it's easy to overlook items that collect dust. In fact some people never even think to dust some items, which is unfortunate because this is where they often run into problems with complaints from customers....
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