Cleaning 101: Scoping a Cleaning Task
02/11/2022
Tasker Maggie is a dynamo when it comes to scoping a Cleaning task! Her first tip: fully scoping the task at hand. Once hired, Maggie
Tasker Maggie is a dynamo when it comes to scoping a Cleaning task! Her first tip: fully scoping the task at hand. Once hired, Maggie
Given how much demand there is for Cleaning and how much time it takes, it’s a fantastic way to earn great money on our platform while also gaining repeat clients.
No matter which categories you task in, there are opportunities to help your clients achieve their outdoor spring cleaning goals.
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Cleaning tasks are popular year-round—and have a higher chance of repeat business than other categories.
How do you finish a Cleaning task? By walking through the space to make sure it’s sparkling.
Curious what the difference is between a “regular” clean and a deep clean? So are many clients and Taskers!
For living areas, it’s important to remember this cleaning rule: “Dry before wet.” Dust and vacuum, then spray and mop.