7. They Can Clean with Your Supplies
Even though cleaning supplies are a small portion of cleaning companies’ expenses, it doesn’t stop some of them from being stingy. Cleaning companies only spend 2.5%-4% of revenues on chemicals, tools, and equipment combined, so buying high-quality supplies that help their staff clean better and faster should be a no-brainer.
But old habits die hard, and some owners can’t keep themselves from falling for bargain basement deals. Especially in these challenging economic times after the post-pandemic wage correction, many cleaning companies may be tempted to cheap out, forgetting that it’s their cleaners and customers who pay the price, getting less done in the same amount of time by exhausted staff using elbow grease to replace firepower.
If you’re concerned that your cleaner isn’t working as well and quickly as possible, the easiest solution is to have them clean with your own supplies. Cleaning companies won’t tell you unless you ask, but most will gladly use the products you provide them to clean with, which is a great solution for everything from scent allergies to green concerns to even company owner stinginess.
Just grab yourself an Ultimate Microfiber Cleaning Kit, and you can be sure your cleaner will have the highest quality microfiber possible to help them clean every inch of your home deeper and easier than ever!
If your cleaner goes back to their boss raving about the amazing supplies they used at your home, you can email the company a link to our Cleaning Company Starter Kit along with a not-so-subtle reminder that their amazing cleaners work too hard to be slowed down by shoddy supplies.