How to Maintain and Organize Your Cleaning Kit

Microfiber cloths (different colors for different areas)

All-purpose cleaner

Glass and mirror cleaner

Disinfectant spray or wipes

Bathroom cleaner

Degreaser for kitchens

Floor cleaner (wood-safe, tile-safe, or carpet spot cleaner)

Vacuum cleaner (if needed)

Mop and bucket (recommended: O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop)

Broom and dustpan

Scrub brushes and sponges (separate sets for kitchens and bathrooms)

Feather duster

Gloves (recommended for disinfectants and bathroom work)

Paper towels and trash bags

Tote bag or caddy for organization

Keep everything in one place so you can move quickly between rooms

Separate wet and dry supplies to avoid spills

Use different cloths or sponges for kitchens and bathrooms to prevent cross-contamination

Keep toilet brushes and bathroom scrubbers in a sealed bag or compartment

Check your supplies before every job

Carry extra trash bags, gloves, and replacement cloths

Store bottles upright with lids tightly closed

Don’t overload your kit so it stays easy to carry

Wash microfiber cloths after each job

Replace sponges regularly to prevent bacteria buildup

Empty the canister or bag often

Clean filters and rollers to maintain suction

Rinse and dry mop heads after each use

Change mop water often while cleaning

Rinse after each use

Use separate sets for kitchens and bathrooms

Pack your kit in the order you use items so the essentials are easy to grab

Minimize unnecessary products to reduce weight and clutter

Check your kit daily so you’re always prepared before arriving at a client’s home