Why Being A Cleaner Is Good

I used to be a cleaner when I lived in London, and it was actually a job that I thoroughly enjoyed. There is a real pleasure to be found in leaving floors and furniture spick and span, and mastering the use of a hoover can also prove rewarding – getting into the corners can be trickier than one might imagine. I worked as part of a team that went round removing all of the old garbage from houses that people had moved out of, which meant that there was also the advantage of the fact that we could keep everything that we found as it was all abandoned. It was ridiculous. The quality of stuff that we found doubled our wage. We would hire a van whenever we found a property that had a particularly good haul of stuff in it, and just take all of the furniture down to a second hand shop where they would pay good money for it.    The other advantage of the job is that it doesn’t take much mental effort to complete whatever task is at hand. This means that while one is making money with your body by cleaning, your mind can be wandering wherever it might choose. It can be luxuriating in sweet memories or it can be foraging into the future, making plans about how one’s life can be improved. Or, if you want to just focus your mental energy entirely on the task at hand, then one is essentially meditating because the work is so menial that it means that your mind is completely blank. This clearness of consciousness can be hugely beneficial for your mental health more generally.    If your business is domestic cleaning Frankston is a great place to do it because there are loads of offices that require commercial cleaning. If your business is end of lease cleaning Sydney is a great place to work because there is a developed student population who are frequently moving house.