Wilma's White Glove

Wilma's White Glove Deep Cleaning Services in Humboldt & Surrounding Area

Wish I would’ve remembered to take before-and-after photos of the other sinks 😮‍💨. I always think of it after I’m alread...
06/24/2026

Wish I would’ve remembered to take before-and-after photos of the other sinks 😮‍💨. I always think of it after I’m already halfway through the job. This was the last sink I cleaned today…and yes, the whole house got the same treatment. ✨🧽

06/12/2026

“Some people get it. And some people just don’t.”

A close friend of mine who owns a skid steer business said that the other day while we were talking about the price of gas, and honestly, it applies to almost every industry.

People hear a price and immediately think you’re overcharging. They don’t like the number before they understand the work behind it. That’s not new. It goes back to biblical times. Human nature hasn’t changed much. People have always wanted more for less.

I can assure you, most business owners aren’t trying to one-up you. They’re trying to survive, provide a service, pay their bills, and make a living.

Especially in cleaning.

I get it because I was the same way in the beginning. I undercharged. I showed up no matter what. I based my worth on being affordable instead of being sustainable.

And I hear it all the time:

“I should charge by the hour instead.”

“My last cleaner wasn’t this much.”

Meanwhile, that cleaner may not have been insured, may not have paid taxes, and may have had no idea what it actually takes to run a legitimate business.

So let me put it in perspective.

Think about how exhausted you are after spending an entire day deep cleaning your own home.

Now do that every day.

Then do it in houses that aren’t yours.

Then do it back-to-back.

Remember how exhausting a move-out clean was the one time you did it? I do one or two of those every month.

When you’re exerting yourself that much physically for $200, it eventually becomes diminishing returns. That’s why I charge what I charge. Not just for motivation, but because that’s the actual cost of the labour.

A lot of people still think cleaning is “slave work” and shouldn’t be paid well.

Here’s the reality:

If it’s easy, do it yourself.

If it’s hard enough that you’d rather pay someone else, then it’s valuable.

You wouldn’t walk into a tattoo shop and tell the artist what they should charge.

You wouldn’t walk into a hair salon and decide what a colour correction is worth.

You wouldn’t call an electrician and negotiate based on what your cousin charged five years ago.

So yes, I can respect your opinion.

But you’re not the professional doing it day in and day out.

I’ll say it again, using the words of a wise friend:

“Some people get it. And some people just don’t.”

Be the person who gets it.

Sometimes a clean home is about more than cleaning. It’s about creating space to breathe, regroup, and start fresh.From ...
06/03/2026

Sometimes a clean home is about more than cleaning. It’s about creating space to breathe, regroup, and start fresh.

From heavy grease buildup to cluttered rooms, every detail was tackled to help transform this space into something clean, comfortable, and ready for its next chapter.

Swipe to see the before and afters. ✨

🧼 Wilma’s White Glove Cleaning
📍 Humboldt & Area

05/20/2026

Today was honestly a reminder of why “cheaper” is not always better.

One of my old clients hired a new cleaner to save money, and the poor woman ended up at the wrong house completely confused because there clearly wasn’t proper communication or structure in place.

And honestly? It bothered me.

Not because of HER.
Because workers deserve proper support, training, communication, insurance, and professionalism behind them.

People think hiring under the table or hiring “whoever is cheapest” only affects cleaning companies. It doesn’t. It affects homeowners, neighborhoods, and the workers themselves too.

This industry involves entering private homes, dealing with alarms, pets, valuables, children, elderly people, and personal spaces. There SHOULD be standards.

Professional businesses cost more for a reason.
Systems matter. Professional businesses cost more for a reason. Taxes, insurance, WCB, training, and proper systems are there to protect BOTH the homeowner and the worker. People think paying under the table is harmless until something goes wrong someone gets hurt, someone ends up at the wrong house, or a worker is left unsupported and exploited just because they were willing to do it cheaper. “Cheap” is not always ethical, and professionalism exists for a reason.

05/16/2026

A little tidbit of information because sometimes people need to hear something 3 or 4 times before it finally clicks:

Less is more.

I don’t know how many times I can say it plainly. Dish soap and vinegar will remove half the buildup in your home. A stainless steel fridge for example…if the fingerprints don’t come off, THEN you use stainless steel cleaner. Spray the cloth first, not the appliance, and buff WITH the grain. But people think more product = more clean, and it’s usually the opposite.

Same with floors, cupboards, counters, everything. Half of cleaning is stripping away the greasy residue left behind by overusing products in the first place. It’s marketing. Wood cleaner, granite polish, stainless steel spray, leather conditioner… yeah all of it should be used sparingly and with understanding. Throwing money at something without wisdom changes nothing.

And honestly this applies to almost everything in life. Gym memberships. Expensive supplements. Courses. Relationships. Business. Therapy. Makeup. Skin products. Even spirituality. Buying something does not replace discipline, humility, consistency, or knowledge.

The real growth starts the moment a person says:
“Maybe I don’t know everything. Maybe I should learn deeper.”

That humility is the ticket.

And another thing …constantly thinking:
“They hate me.”
“They’re trying to rip me off.”
“They’re judging me.”
“I already know better.”

That’s ego too. Ego protects image over truth. It keeps people defensive, paranoid, stagnant, and disconnected from growth. Sometimes you gotta squash that little ant before it runs your entire life.

Anyways. This is the day the Lord has made, so let us rejoice and be glad in it ❄️🥶🙏

i lub my jub 🧽✨🥹🤍
05/15/2026

i lub my jub 🧽✨🥹🤍

05/13/2026

Every. Single. Time.

“How’d the move out clean go?”
“I’ll just stay till you’re done.”
“Shouldn’t you be almost finished by now?”
“Wow, it’s still that bad?”

Meanwhile I’m standing in a stranger’s kitchen at 1:47am detailing every cupboard and questioning every life choice that led me here.

People think a move out clean is just wiping counters and vacuuming. Babe… this is forensic restoration. This is archaeology. This is me finding civilizations behind appliances.

The answer is:
No, I’m not done.
Yes, I’m drowning.
No, this is not fun.
And respectfully… please stop messaging me while I’m fighting for my life with a magic eraser. 🫠😭

05/11/2026

Some clients become more like familiar faces in your life over the years. Today I received news that one of my longtime elderly clients passed away. My heart feels heavy for his family.

I was asked to help with the move-out clean, and of course I will be there for them. This work becomes so much more than cleaning sometimes. You witness little pieces of people’s lives, routines, memories, and stories.

Hug your loved ones a little tighter tonight. 🤍 🕊️

05/11/2026

I like putting things into perspective for people, so think about this for a second.

You trust some cleaning companies with your HOME… but they’re using the same vacuum heads from house to house, the same cloths on your toilet that they wipe your microwave with, your counters with, your stove with, your kid’s high chair with. Same mop water. Same gloves. Same tools tossed from bathroom to kitchen like germs don’t travel.

At Wilma’s, I treat every home like it’s my own.

Kitchen cloths are separated from appliance cloths. Appliance cloths are separated from oven cloths. Bathroom cloths are completely separate and bleached separately. I don’t even throw them all in a dryer together. I hang and air dry them because I actually care about contamination and cross-spread.

I bleach and wash my vacuum equipment separately too. I disinfect EVERYTHING, right down to the vacuum cords that plug into the wall.

Because germs spread faster than gossip in a small town… and the Bible even warns that “a little leaven leavens the whole lump.” Funny how that applies to bacteria, bad intentions, and bad character alike.

People will say, “Well someone else will do it cheaper.”

Of course they will.

Someone will always undercut quality. Someone will always pay the bare minimum, rush the job, skip the details, reuse dirty cloths, and call it “good enough” because it saves them money in the moment.

But let’s be honest …if someone is charging bargain-bin prices while paying employees the absolute minimum possible, where exactly do you think the care comes from? The time? The standards? The attention to detail?

You don’t build a business with integrity by cutting every corner you can find.

The fruit speaks for itself. Fruit of labor. Fruit of intention. Fruit of character.

And I firmly believe God humbles people real quick when they try to tear down someone who works honestly, serves people well, and walks with good intentions.

You can fake marketing.
You can’t fake care. ✌🏼

05/11/2026

29th opened up as of right now, message me before it’s gone!

I’ll send June dates here soon

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