Troubleshooting

Ask a House Cleaner, Putting Out Fires, Savvy Cleaner

Putting Out Fires In Your House Cleaning Biz

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Putting out fires in your house cleaning biz can consume all your energy. Sure, every business owner finds him or herself putting out fires until they have systems in place.

Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru says business growth equals business problems. And she offers cleaning advice for the manager, the maid and the house cleaner. Putting out fires is not a good use of your time.

Today on Ask a House Cleaner we look at problem-solving, tips, tutorials and how to template your solutions.

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If My Life Depended On It

If My Life Depended On It – Problem Solving Cure

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If my life depended on it could I find a solution? Problem-solving comes in all shapes, especially when you’re a house cleaner.
“If my life depended on it” forces us to get creative in our troubleshooting with client problems. Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru teaches that better questions = better answers.
Today on Ask a House Cleaner we learn to ask “If my life depended on it…” and then expect an answer. House cleaning and maid service tips to help you grow your cleaning business.

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Broken Vacuum – What Should I Do?

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Broken vacuum. “Nooooo.” What should I do? This question comes from house cleaners with a broken vacuum and half a house left to clean.
Today on Ask a House Cleaner we look at options for a broken vacuum. It could be a suction problem; the vacuum is not picking up anything. You have an empty vacuum and you’ve checked the hose attachment – it’s got to go to the shop.
Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru says it happens to every maid and every house cleaner. So, ask to borrow the customer’s vacuum or have a backup vacuum in your car.
Every day check your equipment and have a vacuum repair shop on speed dial.

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