Tips & Tricks

A deep clean means every surface and detail is spotless. Use your brush tool for crevices, switch rags often, and never leave dust, dirt, or grime behind.

During a regular cleaning, the goal is to disinfect and refresh the main bathroom surfaces including the toilet, sink and counter, shower or tub, mirrors, and floors. Follow these steps in order and use fresh rags frequently so everything is properly cleaned and disinfected.

During a regular cleaning, your goal is to leave the kitchen looking refreshed, disinfected, and tidy without doing deep-clean tasks. Follow these steps carefully to stay consistent with Done Right Cleaning standards.

Cleaning windows without streaks can be tricky, but with the right approach, it is simple. In this post, Marcella shares her top professional tips for using Windex effectively, avoiding common mistakes, and leaving glass perfectly clear every time. From proper spraying techniques to temperature considerations and a few backup tricks, you will learn exactly how to achieve a streak-free shine like a pro.

Throughout your cleaning experience you will have times where you'll have those super tough tile stains that just won't come out the "easy" way. Here's 3 things you can try that might help tackle those tough stains.

Hard water stains beware! Learn how to tackle even the toughest glass showers the Done Right way using a bubbly Barkeepers Friend mix, the right tools, and a few pro tricks for a spotless, streak-free shine. ✨

Zep Oven Cleaner is one of the strongest and most effective products we use for tackling built-up grease, burnt-on food, and stubborn...

Consistency builds confidence. Learn how following the Done Right Cleaning systems helps you clean smarter, earn trust, and strengthen the entire team.

Working smarter means paying attention to the little things that save time without sacrificing quality. From smart microfiber use to keeping your caddy organized and ready, these quick tips help every cleaner stay efficient, consistent, and confident on the job.