Jess2003

Hi Ells My monthly reset club would be a perfect fit for your needs. If interested please send me a WhatsApp to text 07424 994942

I'd like to give Randolph a recommendation. As a plumber he assisted with switching out an old style radiator for a towel rail and was professional, personable and knowledgeable. Just brilliant! I'm really pleased and would 100% recommend

Hey Salmon I specialise in end of tenancy and can do the clean for you Message me on 07424994942 Jess

Winter Reset Package Before winter settles in, give your home and wardrobe a full reset. Our Winter Reset Package combines deep cleaning with focused decluttering so you can step into the season feeling prepared, calm, and organised. What’s included: Deep Cleaning Reset Freshen up your home before the heating goes on and the windows stay shut. Hidden dust, radiators, skirting boards, bathrooms, and kitchens given a full reset for comfort and air quality. Wardrobe Declutter & Switch-Over Summer clothes packed away, warm layers organised and ready. Clear out coats, boots, hats, and scarves so everything you need this season is easy to find. Optional charity donation handling for unwanted items. This is more than a clean — it’s a seasonal reset. Make space for winter living and start the colder months with a home and wardrobe that feel ready. Limited slots before Christmas. Book your Winter Reset Package today. 📞 07424 994942

You are correct. I do run a solo cleaning company that offers resets and decluttering I've advertised here on ED forum In regards to your feminism comment, nowhere have I mentioned the gender of the reader. Men and women run homes so I'm sorry you were triggered unintentionally. This post however is about me and in parallel refining my service. I also run my own home with 2 children and alot of the things I've learned as a solo cleaner I apply at home. Every tip trick, product and equipment gets invested back into my own life. I firmly believe in practice what you preach and I aim to ensure my advice and services are personal and lived. It means my clients get holistic support. This isn't an advert it's me trying to learn more ways to help myself and therefore others. Thanks for sharing your way of doing it – I like how practical your steps are, especially the rubbish and dishes by type, that makes a lot of sense. I get where you’re coming from with the 10% everywhere approach. For me, I find doing one room at a time feels less overwhelming because I get that little boost of seeing a space fully finished. I guess it really comes down to what feels easiest and keeps you going – different methods click for different people. Angelina I think that poster took that picture off Google. Hoarding and clutter are serious mental health problems so I'm not going to entertain it.

Carpet can be a pain at times, the maintenance takes effort. I’ll look into that spray as a handy in-between for freshening things up. Steam cleaners are becoming more popular too and definitely seem more hygienic than a mop and bucket.

Thanks for the tip! I did a quick search and I’m thinking of grabbing a Bissell one. Looks like it’d be really handy for crumbs and pet hair without dragging the hoover out all the time — and especially at night when I don’t want to wake the kids 😅. For me the flat microfiber mops with the bottle attached has been game changing. No more lugging a bucket about, the thought would put me off at times

I’ve been thinking about how different people manage their homes, especially when life is busy and there never seems to be enough time. Some do a little each day, some blitz at weekends, and some just tackle things when they can’t stand it anymore! Here are 3 things I’ve noticed help a lot: 1. Start with one reset: Choose a single room (often kitchen or bathroom) and get it back to baseline. 2. Keep a simple kit: Just a handful of reliable products and cloths make it easier to get started. 3. Mini resets: 10–15 minutes daily stops everything from sliding back. Personally, in my own home I do a quick evening routine — tidy up, hoover, flat mop (it’s quick and easy), a room spray, and fabric freshener. Then at the weekend I’ll do a deeper clean. I’m curious — what works for you? Do you have any routines, hacks, or tricks that help you keep on top of your home? I’m always looking for ways to grow and develop the services I run. My aim is to support busy, overwhelmed people who need a practical helping hand. My passion is creating supportive space resets that genuinely make homes feel lighter and calmer, and my goal is to keep building that here in our community.

A bright and cosy small double room is available in a friendly Upper Sydenham home. Live-in landlord with a young baby, so the space suits someone who values a calm and respectful environment. Fully furnished room Shared kitchen & bathroom All bills included Good local transport links Rent: £670 per month Location: Upper Sydenham Looking for a clean, considerate tenant (professional or student preferred). 07424994942

Hi everyone! 👋 I just wanted to share a little about what I do for those who might be looking for a bit of extra help keeping their homes sparkling. I run S&S Cleaning & Decluttering, and I offer two services that have been getting lovely feedback lately: ✨ Monthly Deep Clean & Reset Club – A thorough, monthly deep clean designed to give your home a fresh start and keep it feeling calm, organised, and cared for. Perfect for busy households, parents, or anyone juggling lots and needing that extra reset. 🏠 End-of-Tenancy Cleans – Moving out soon? I help homes shine for landlords and new tenants, taking the stress off your shoulders so you can focus on the next chapter. As a mother myself, I know how full-on life can get, and I feel so grateful every day that I get to do what I love—helping people feel good in their space—and the feedback from clients really makes my work feel worthwhile. 💛 If you’re local and curious about either service, feel free to drop me a message or give me a call: 07424 994942. I’d be happy to chat about how I can help your home feel reset and refreshed. Thanks for reading, and I hope everyone’s having a lovely week! — Jess