We leave your home smelling like nothing but clean. No bleach, lemon, pine, or anything you need to air out. The quiet is intentional.
The candle is the exception. Light it tonight or save it for later. Both are fine.
Most candles don't tell you what they're made of. Ours burns in a house we just cleaned, around the same kids and pets we picked our products for, so it gets held to the same standard.
Nothing blended in to stretch it. Paraffin is the one that leaves soot on the wall above the shelf, and there's none in here.
No metal core of any kind, so nothing burns off into the room you're sitting in.
Quiet on purpose. You should notice it from the couch and not from the driveway.
Same rule as everything else we carry. See the certifications behind our products.
The first burn sets the pattern. Let the melted pool reach the edge of the glass once and it'll keep burning flat. Blow it out early and you get a tunnel down the middle with wax stuck up the sides.
Down to about a quarter inch. A long wick is what makes the flame go tall and streak the ceiling with smoke.
Past that the glass gets hot and the scent starts to flatten out. Let it cool, then light it again later.
Warm water loosens the last of the wax. After that it's a good catchall for paperclips, hair ties, or whatever collects by the sink.
The usual, because it's still an open flame: keep it away from anything that can catch, out of reach of kids and pets, and never leave it burning in an empty room.
When I started this, the thing I kept hearing from people was that their old service left the house smelling like a pool deck. So we built the whole company around the opposite of that, and then I realized we were handing people back a house that smelled like nothing at all.
That's the right way for a clean house to smell. But it's a strange thing to leave someone with. So now we leave one small thing that's warm and has a scent, and you get to decide when the house smells like anything.
Thank you for letting us into your house. Not everybody would.
Three things people usually ask us about after a visit. Pick the one that's actually true for you, or close the tab. The candle is yours either way.
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly, usually with the same cleaner each time. No contract and no cancellation fee.
See what it'd costGive us a name and we'll take $25 off their first clean, and $25 off your next visit once they book.
Give us a nameIf the person who was in your house today was good to you, the review goes on their record, not ours. Use their name if you remember it. They read these.
Leave a noteTell us who to reach out to and how you know them. We'll mention your name so it isn't a cold call, and we'll leave them a candle too.
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