The Housekeepers Secret Weapon that No One Is Using Right Now.
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- Hayley from the Airbnb automated team created the most crucial piece of our Airbnb cleaning system shortly after taking over Dallas. I’m this video she shows you what a cleaning caddy is, why housekeepers need a cleaning caddy, and what housekeeping supplies to buy.
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Housekeeping is one of the most essential parts of running a hotel or short term rental business. The tips in this video will provide you with the tools you need to lead a team of housekeepers to better run your real estate portfolio.
Hayley put in work on this video. Everybody give her a hand!
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@@ponderosafuture That's all you have. Clown is my thang.
She did a great job- BUT... I had cleaned rental properties waaaay before Airbnb was a glint in the investor's eyes. I wanted to let her know that you NEVER use fabuloso (with or without bleach) for floors other than tiles. You'll end up suing your cleaner for destroying hardwood floors, marble, luxury vinyl, and so much more. It makes a house smell amazing for hours, but you'll regret using it when it damages fixtures. Less is best when it comes to fixtures and flooring. Dawn dish soap is a professional cleaner's best friend that will avoid calling your insurance company to file a claim and a time-consuming lawsuit against the cleaner. Bleach in the right places (bathrooms) is good, but rubbing alcohol and peroxide do the same and have a low risk of leaving splatter marks. I get more brand new clients because an inexperienced cleaner took fabuloso to an expensive fixture, and they come to me unhappy! Just some food for thought for those new cleaners out there trying to start their own side hustle. There should be a disclaimer on that stuff, as it does more harm than any good to a house.
Glass Cleaner - I use e-cloth or Norwex glass cleaners. NO STREAKS, no chemicals needed. Simply rinse and use again. Saves TONS of time.
Great to watch Hayley with her ideas. Hayle and Sean thanks for the wonderful video and sharing with all of us.
Thanks Hayley. Great tips for everyone! Good thinking Sean to include this on your fab channel.
I am just getting started with my first team/first STR. This is exponentially helpful to me!! I am continuing to work my paycheck job so any time savers are highly valuable! Thank you so much!
I use the beach foldable wagon. Carries my caddy with cleaning spray bottles, bin with linens and towels, stick vac and toiletries.
Great tips - not even for AirBnB but to leave a nice cleaning kit to the lady who helps me clean mg home! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This is such a great video! Love the cart and all the product recommendations.
Host Hack! I cover the oven in our units with aluminum foil, guest never remove it and it’s super easy to clean the ovens after they check out 😆
Gross and lazy
That’s genius
That's kind a tacky
@@shamchannel4914 very
Aluminum foil they say heated is toxic so that not a good idea
SUPER HELPFUL VIDEO- THANK YOU!
Great tips on products that work well. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve had bad luck with Fabulouso . It left the tile floors sticky and gave me a blinding headache so bad that I had to walk outside. The smell lasted in the rental house I was cleaning for days . I had left the Fabulouso in the cabinet at the rental house one day and a friend that was helping me clean used it . The stickiness never left the tile floor after that day . And the smell made me sick /get a blinding headache again. I had to toss it to keep anyone from using it there again. Just wanted to mention that because some guests might be sensitive to fragrance like I am . I used to use rubbing alcohol and peroxide to clean a lot of things . Peroxide gets grout white again. Thank you for the video. I’m getting back into cleaning and looking for a good rolling cart that holds everything and handles stairs . That’s hard to find . All the stair climbing carts are practically microscopic.
thanks for sharing --- I'm going to up my cleaning game for my house!
Huge super helpful video!
Kirkland brand anything is the way to go. I use Costco for everything. You can get all of that stuff you shared from Costco and I also get my Kirkland Brand K-Cups, Facial Wipes, TP, PT, gloves, toilet bowl cleaners, and dishwasher pods (Kirkland brand ftw again).
The one expensive addition I did make is to provide my cleaners with Clorox Germicidal Spray which is a hospital grade cleaning product. They use that and Lysol to disinfect surfaces and high touch areas.
Good call on the oven cleaner though. I need to pick something up.
Great video! Very helpful.
I am an extreme couponer. Every item that Hayley pulled out of the cart, one-by-one, I thought to myself, "I can coupon that." Everything in the cart, including the same kind of Costco Kirkland-branded items, such as paper items and hand soap, can be acquired through local retailers for pennies on the dollar cash out-of-pocket. Sean, you are really gifted at maximizing revenues. I'm really good at going through expenses with a fine-tooth comb. We both know that creating a greater spread between revenues and expenses increases profit. Have you considered hiring an extreme couponer who could help lower your overall cleaning costs? This may be a worthwhile use of your resources.
I need to learn how to do this!
All expenses for cleaning supplies are clearly tax deductible. Hiring an Extreme Couponer can be a grey zone in terms of an audit. And then you would have to deal with wrangling another human.
Helpful video very clear and easy to understand ❤
Thanks for this sharing ☺️
Great video! Thanks a ton.
Good video. I will take note. Even for my own house too.
great video thank you
Great tips 🤩🤩
Thank you Hayley! Do you have a revised version of this?
Great video 👍🏾👍🏾
Great stuff
Fabuloso!
I'm a professional cleaner (mostly on apps like Turno now) and I agree with almost everything she said, especially Lysol. I just didn't have a good experience with Fabuloso, it seems to be an extremely concentrated product, the smell is very strong and it looks like glue has been dropped on the floor.
The stickiness is annoying
Good video
By the way ! Cheap $1 glass cleaner works amazingly on floors ! No residue . And as another commenter mentioned, the knock off magic erasers , melamine sponges are way cheaper and better ! Moo Moo Magic brand . Thank you for the lint roller reminder . They work in tubs you’ve dried a million times and the one hair that won’t come up no matter how many times you cleaned and dried . Am window vacuum sucks water off shower walls nicely too . As well as cleaning windows. 😊
Where did you get the cart, I love that
Great video! Thanks for sharing, and you seem like a really great person to work with. Congratulations on your success so far!
Just a few questions:
1. Do you happen to have a list of exact brand and type of products (that glass cleaner)?
2. Do you refill a travel size dish soap bottle or refill a smaller regular bottle?
3. Do you have properties near salt water, and if so, do you have any specialized products for that?
P.S. I started using the RainX window cleaner on my glass hurricane doors and it lasted longer against the grime of the salty showers than just normal cleaner. Maybe that can help your team, too!
So you have these items stored at your office and have cleaners visit office to replenish cart? Or is the cart left in the rental and you replenish for them?
Use the carts that teachers and professionals use as a rolling file cabinets they also collapse and can be stored easily not to mention those things are tough.
Hi. Can you provide a photo of cart you talking about tks
Super helpful! Thanks
Awesome 🙌
We just switched up caddy brands to something more sturdy. More pricy but worth it so far.
Can you send the link of the one you're using now?
Great video. Just sent the link to my crew.
We’re do you keep the vacuum
Have you tried a suitcase to carry cleaning supplies? Won't spill out in case of a tumble!
Where do you store detergent pods for your guests? Trying to finds some sort of case but can’t thing of anything
A dish
cute or cool (or whatever your vibe is) inexpensive (but not too cheap so it breaks easily!) glass container.
Question? What about vacuum cleaners?
I use a rectangular cart on wheels with shelves.. The shelves allow the cleaners to sort and find the cleaning supplies easier and quicker, and in turn saving time.
Can you send the link of the one you're using
@@TheCapitalistPath no link . I picked it up at either Home Goods or Bed Bath.. can't remember which one.
The little details make a difference, great video 👍😊
It would be great to have more videos of Hailey and the operations manager activities
I only have a few in the DFW area, but still can’t find cleaners that clean to my standards. If you need to keep some of your staff busy in 2021 let me know.
Reach out on Facebook
Where have you found the best place to be to search for reliable cleaners?
Also, this is an outstanding video...wish I had seen this a couple years back. Guests take so many items that a system like this is a must!
Fabuloso smells absolutely horrible. I pretty much use everything else you showed. Gotta try that Clean Freak!
I've seen so many bad reviews on their scent.
Fabulouso is aweful
Who on earth steals laundry detergent?!
They do it...and sanitizer. :-(
theres a lot of different words for them
I'm confused. You guys are supplying the cleaning supplies TO the cleaners?? They're supposed to come to work prepared with everything if they're cleaners...
We pay them by the hour to work for us and we supply all of their supplies because we do not pay them to buy their own supplies
Housekeepers should NEVERE EVER
pay for cleaning supplies!! Just the fact that you said some were is horrible!!!
I have a cleaning service and I purchase all my supplies
Some people work directly for thr host... I personally work for myself.....