#CleanTok

[dollsonmain]

Anyway, if you're not familiar with Spin Mop, which is viral and annoying and apparently not that great because the mop head can move in a way that you end up scratching your floors if you're not careful, it's a mop and bucket set with a pedal-powered salad spinner on one end of the bucket.

The mop head spins freely, so when you put it into the spinner and push the pedal, that spins the basket and the head and centrifugal force slings the water in the mop head out into the bucket. It's very handy for making sure you're not flooding your floors which is important if you have a modern flooring type like luxury vinyl plank or are mopping hardwoods. It's best not to get those TOO wet. AND DON'T USE BOILING HOT WATER ON THEM EITHER.

PRETEND SPIN MOP because if I don't get it out of my system I'll be stewing about it forever.

What I'm seeing all over Facetokstagram is people doing this:

They say this separates your dirty and clean mop water.

This does nothing. You're still using one bucket of water both to wet and rinse your mop, and that bucket of water is going to get dirty. The only things being separated are the soon-to-be dirty water and whatever is spun out of the mop head.

This is stupid and it annoys me how much I see it online.

A 2-bucket system requires two, separate buckets.

The rinse water would go in the Spin Mop bucket, and the clean cleanser water would go in the other bucket.

dip mop head into the clean cleanser bucket

spin off in the other/rinse/dirty bucket

rub on floor

dip and swish in the rinse/dirty bucket to rinse the mop

spin off

dip into the clean cleanser bucket

spin off

rub on floor

repeat

That's how it works. That's a 2-bucket system.

When it's time to rinse you dump out all the water from both buckets, rinse out both buckets, and refill both with clean water. Then you dip into the clean water bucket, spin off in the other one, etc. same as before just with no cleanser.

A proper 2-bucket method isn't perfect. I just finished scrubbing my kitchen floor by hand with The Walmart Brush (which doesn't require much water and that is why my buckets have so little in them) and here's how my buckets looked when I was done.

Rinse/dirty bucket is blue, clean cleanser bucket is teal. It's not perfectly clean, the brush did carry some grime into the teal bucket after rinsing in the blue one, but this does demonstrate the why of a 2-bucket system pretty well. You're never dipping into a bucket of filthy cleanser water and then spreading THAT back on your floors if you use a 2-bucket system [correctly].

[7dolls]

hannibal lector woukd LOVE cleantok

[hotcacaonoice]

Bitches be like “I’m fighting demons” Homegirl, I am watching the dishes from my depression room. The microbes and mold living in these Tupperwares were my ROOMMATES. I had to flush them down the sink. There was a bowl full of phlegm and mucus that I spat up while I was sick MONTHS AGO. There is an ancient strand of disease in this goddamn bowl.

[loleverlasting]

A whole dusty fool

[ultimate-marysue]

Also it's just so wasteful??? I spent the first half of the video worried about the poster's lungs/skin and the second half fuming that someone would waste so much good product just to create an aesthetically pleasant violation of the Geneva Convention.

hey remember how awhile back i mentioned that tiktok has a whole trend where people mix cleaning supplies well i redownloaded tiktok so im finally able to show you what i mean

[nerdycloudland]

✨ PSA: Professional Cleaning Services Are the Self-Care You Didn’t Know You Needed ✨

Let’s talk about the real secret to adulting like a pro: outsourcing the chores you hate. 🧼🚀

Imagine this:

Coming home to a magically clean space you didn’t have to lift a finger for

No more “whose turn is it to clean the bathroom?” fights

Actually using your weekends for fun instead of scrubbing floors

Breathing easier (literally) with deep-cleaned air free of dust + allergens

This isn’t a fantasy—it’s what happens when you hire cleaners. And before you say “but I can’t afford it”: 💸 Calculate how much your time is worth (those 6+ weekly cleaning hours add up!) 💸 Split costs with roommates (cheaper than couples therapy for cleaning fights) 💸 Start with bi-weekly or monthly—even occasional cleans = life-changing

Hot take: In a world where we pay for meal kits, therapy, and gym memberships, why wouldn’t we invest in something that: ✔️ Saves time ✔️ Reduces stress ✔️ Improves health ✔️ Makes your space actually feel like a sanctuary

[pretentious-ravioli]

I hate the cleaning influencers, that make cleaning their niche brand. Took off my toilet seat to clean under the hinges and lost the will to re-attach it after cleaning.

Went 3 months without a toilet seat, just bare butt on porcelain

[mehmetyildizmelbourne-blog]

Parents Beware - How the CleanTok Trend Puts Kids at Risk

Why decorative containers for laundry supplies can put kids at serious risk—and how to keep them safe. While TikTok trends are not uncommon, there is a new hashtag that is sweeping the country called #CleanTok. Consumers opt to put everyday cleaning supplies into prettier containers that offer aesthetics to the home décor. This is a very dangerous thing to do. Walk into any home and you may see…

[fritfilter]

“Y’all wash your body with the same hands that you used to wash it with yesterday instead of chopping em off and growing a clean new pair? LMAOOO EW.”

...It’s no wonder that the majority of people on #cleantok, the segment of TikTok devoted to videos of scrubbing and organizing, seem to live in homes devoid of much personality beyond a curated collection of Stanley tumblers, $600 hair dryers, or the latest viral skin care tool or diet food (Collagen powder? Blended microgreens? Sure!).

...It is a home where life happens, not a home where the evidence of life must be diligently erased. “Compare this to homes in films now: massive, sterile cavernous spaces with minimalist furniture,” she writes. “Kitchens are industrial-sized and spotless, and they contain no food. There is no excess. There is no mess.” This, she argues, is due to a shift in the way American culture has viewed both the body and the home: as assets whose value must appreciate at all costs.

[williamthundley]

10 Best Javex Scrub Brush

This article reviews the top 10 Javex scrub brushes of 2024 to take the guesswork out of your buying decision. Whether you need to scrub floors, appliances, outdoor spaces or more delicate items, we help identify which brush is best suited to meet your needs.

[geekpopnews]

Ellen Milgrau vence prêmio no TikTok Awards

A influenciadora Ellen Milgrau conquistou a vitória na categoria #CleanTok do TikTok Awards, prestigiando os melhores criadores de conteúdo relacionados à limpeza na plataforma. Confira:

A influenciadora Ellen Milgrau conquistou a vitória na categoria #CleanTok do TikTok Awards, prestigiando os melhores criadores de conteúdo relacionados à limpeza na plataforma. A mente por trás do inovador projeto “Faxina Milgrau”, destinado à organização de residências de pessoas com transtornos psicológicos, competiu com outros influenciadores renomados, como Douglas Feijhonys, Raissa…

[homeshinescleaning]

This satisfying video of a robot vacuum cleaner taking care of every nook and cranny is pure satisfaction for your eyes. Who needs to lift a finger when this little helper can keep your floors looking pristine? Watch as it effortlessly glides around, leaving behind clean trails that will make you want to hit replay. Trust me, you won't be able to resist the mesmerizing dance of technology and cleanliness!

[jtl-fics]

Truly I have become an adult because I had the choice between an ice cream machine or a fabric cleaner for free and I picked the fabric cleaner and I am experiencing euphoria right now cleaning my couch.

[gremlin-girlie]

My fav tiktoks are the realistic bedroom cleaning videos. Like yes give them all to me