A cleaner has revealed what it’s really like to clean a hoarder’s apartment, and how she gets the job done in just two hours.
Charlotte Bosanquet, 20 – who owns her own cleaning business Care Cleaning Services – manages a team of eight and brings home around $3,745 per week from various jobs.
One of the harder jobs in Charlotte’s experience is cleaning up a hoarder’s apartment.
A cleaner has revealed what it’s really like to clean a hoarder’s apartment, and how she gets the job done in just two hours (Charlotte pictured)
‘This is how I clean a hoarder’s apartment in just under two hours,’ Charlotte posted on TikTok.
The first thing Charlotte said she does is ‘get all of my equipment out of the boot, which includes my cloth bag, my vacuum cleaner and all of my sprays’.
Next, she opens up all of the doors to let the air in, before going for a walk around the apartment to see what there is to do.
‘The first real part of the procedure is removing all of the rubbish,’ Charlotte said.
‘I put on some gloves and I use some heavy-duty bin bags so they don’t break and rip in the middle of the elevator.’
The first thing Charlotte said she does is ‘get all of my equipment out of the boot, which includes my cloth bag, my vacuum cleaner and all of my sprays’, before tackling the space
Charlotte said on this particular occasion, there was a ‘lot of rotten fruit’ that she needed to get rid of.
‘Once I had made sure I had gotten rid of that, within 10 minutes the room was full of filled-up bin bags,’ she said.
‘I then jumped in the elevator and went down to the scary bin room that freaks me out every time – and before you ask, yes I do separate the recycling.’
A 20-year-old Australian cleaner, Charlotte Bosanquet, (pictured) has shocked her followers when she revealing the astonishing figure she brings home each week
After this, Charlotte said she takes all of the dirty dishes to the sink, and deals with the bathroom.
She finishes with a de-clutter and tidy of the kitchen.
‘You can’t make this perfect [in the time frame] but I just do my best with what time we have,’ she said.
Charlotte Bosanquet said that in one week her earnings are $3,745. She brought in $1,000 one day and never worked more than five hours in one day
More than half a million people who watched the clip were quick to comment and say they were impressed with Charlotte’s handiwork.
‘You did an amazing job. I could never do all that in two hours,’ one person said.
‘You did all that in two hours: I am shook!’ another added.
A third wrote: ‘Good job. You’re doing amazing’.
The young Sydney woman owns her own cleaning business, Care Cleaning Services, putting her in charge of eight professional cleaners
Previously, Charlotte revealed how shebrings home around $3,745 per week.
In one day she earned $1,000 for three hours of work.
‘How much I make in a week as a 20-year-old cleaning business owner,’ Charlotte previously said on TiKTok.
On Monday, Charlotte earned $630 for five hours work. She then said she made $470 for four hours work on Tuesday. The cleaner worked from 9am to 11.30am on Wednesday and earned $600 for the two and a half hours.
The next day she brought home $600 again for four and a half hours. She worked from 10am to 2pm on her laptop on Friday for $500.
The average salary of a cleaner is $1,066 per week, a sum the young cleaner brought in in just three hours one day.
Her biggest haul was a pre-paid Sunday shift where she earned $1,000 between 11am and 2pm.
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