Grime Scene Unit

02/14/2026

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02/05/2026

Pink mildew, often found as a slimy pink or orange residue in showers, sinks, and toilets, is not actually a fungus, but a bacterium called Serratia marcescens. It thrives in warm, moist environments feeding on soap scum, mineral deposits, and biofilm, which can be a pesky problem in homes and businesses alike.
While generally harmless to healthy individuals, it can cause infections in compromised immune systems and should be properly cleaned. It essential to keep spaces dry and well-ventilated to prevent its growth.

01/23/2026

No clean is too tough for our Grime Stomping team! Dirty toilet? We've got you covered! Check out the before and after from our latest adventure.

01/05/2026

An artist with an amazing eye! Check out Mary's work!

2 outdoor sessions for $100! Contact me for details!

01/03/2026

More to come from our newest fun project!

01/03/2026

Always remember we're here to help you tackle even the toughest of grime!🧹🧽🪣🧼🫧

01/03/2026

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01/01/2026

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12/30/2025

Cleaning can be a personal journey. Which room brings you the most joy to tidy up and why?

12/27/2025

The difference in cleanliness is just a click away. Visit grimesceneunit.com to learn about our exceptional janitorial services and how we can help maintain your spaces.

12/26/2025

10 Cleaning Hacks That Truly Work (Cleaner-Approved)

1. Dry first, wet second (always)
Dust, crumbs, hair, and grit should never meet liquid. Vacuum, sweep, or dry wipe first or you’ll just smear grime.

2. Dwell time beats elbow grease
Spray → wait → wipe.
Most cleaners fail because people rush them. Chemistry does its best work when you let it sit.

3. The 4-towel method for streak-free surfaces
• Towel 1: clean & wet
• Towel 2: rinse
• Towel 3: dry
• Towel 4: final polish
This is why pros don’t get streaks.

4. Top-to-bottom is non-negotiable
Fans → shelves → counters → floors.
Anything else = re-cleaning/cleaning twice.

5. Use the right pH product (not “more product”)
Grease ≠ soap scum ≠ mineral buildup.
Matching the appropriate cleaner to the grime saves time and prevents damage.

6. Steam > scrubbing where steam is appropriate
Heat breaks bonds grime holds onto surfaces. Showers, grout, stove buildup - steam first, wipe second.

7. Agitation matters more than product
A suface-safe brush, scrub pad, or microfiber with texture will outperform any “miracle” spray alone.

8. Clean by room type zones, not room by room
Clean by zones completely starting at the highest zone from top to bottom, left to right before moving on ans downward. This reduces overwhelm and increases efficiency.

9. Squeegee glass & pet hair
• Shower doors: instant streak-free finish
• Carpets & stairs: pulls embedded pet hair vacuums miss

10. Intention = Prevention
Dry surfaces, buff stainless, wipe baseboards - prevention keeps things clean longer and cuts effort needed to maintain the work in half.