08/11/2026
🧼 CLEANING TIP TUESDAY! 🧼
I know I’ve been a little MIA lately, and there’s a VERY good reason. I have been SICK sick. 😅 Between an upper respiratory infection, double ear infection AND double pink eye, my body basically said, “Girl, you’re done. Sit down.” 😂
So while I’ve been recovering, let’s talk about something that seems simple but actually makes a BIG difference:
🦠 SANITIZE vs. DISINFECT — WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
🧴 Sanitizing reduces bacteria on a surface to a level considered safe by public health standards. It’s commonly used on food-contact surfaces.
🦠 Disinfecting is designed to destroy a broader range of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, when used according to the product label.
And here’s the important part: both require the proper contact time! Spraying and immediately wiping a product away doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve sanitized or disinfected the surface.
Also, PLEASE don’t mix cleaning products! 🚫 More chemicals ≠ cleaner.
💗💗 A little reminder from your friendly neighborhood cleaner:
If someone in your home has been sick before your cleaner comes, PLEASE let them know!
It doesn’t automatically mean your cleaning needs to be canceled! If I know ahead of time, I can come prepared with the appropriate PPE and take extra precautions to protect myself and my other clients.
Apparently I needed that reminder the hard way this time around. 😂💀
Anyway… I’M BACK, BABY! 🧼💗🌿
It isn’t clean until it’s Kelleher Kleaned! ✨
