Cheap. Quick. Questionable.
Where everything's done quickly, not properly. You're not here for a good time. You're here for a cheap time.
We are not a quality-focused cleaning business. We are the cheapest, and we are fucking proud of it. You will get exactly that: a quick wipe over.
Also, if we damage something while we're cleaning, unfortunately we won't be able to fix it. That would require insurance — which we also can't afford — because again, we're the cheapest, not the best.
At A Quick Wipe Over, sometimes we won't actually show up. We won't ask for a deposit. We won't lock in your clean. But we like that same flexibility too. So if I'm crook, double-booked, or just don't give a fuck that day — I won't show up.
Four levels of disappointment, tailored to your refusal to pay a fair rate.
Our signature service. One cloth. Every surface. Every room. Cross-contamination is just a fancy word we don't know.
We might come, we might not. Think of it as Schrödinger's Clean — until you check, we both did and didn't show up.
We clean what catches our eye. If we're feeling motivated, we might even vacuum. Don't count on it though.
We make it look like someone was here. Wipe the benchtops, straighten a cushion, leave. Deeper cleaning costs more than you'll pay.
Because you wanted cheap. So here's what cheap gets you.
If we break it, that's your problem. We can't afford insurance because you won't pay what proper cleaning costs.
Our cleaners learn on the job. Your job. Trial and error — heavy on the error.
We don't do commitment. You might get a different cleaner every time, or the same one who forgets what they did last time.
Bathroom, kitchen, bedroom — one cloth does it all. It's not cross-contamination if you don't think about it.
We do a quick vibe check. If they turn up, they're in. That's the full screening process.
We're cheap because we cut every corner. You wanted affordable? You got it. You get what you pay for — literally.
Three tiers of "you get what you pay for." Pick your level of regret.
Perfect for people who think cleaning is easy
Our flagship half-arsed experience
*Full effort by our standards
Real reviews. We'd hide them if we knew how to build a website properly.
"They used the same cloth on my toilet and my kitchen bench. When I complained, they said 'you get what you pay for.' They're not wrong, I guess."
"They didn't show up for three weeks straight. When they finally came, they were here for 12 minutes. My house somehow looked worse than before."
"Pretty sure they just moved my stuff around and left. But hey, it was cheap, so I can't really complain. Actually, yes I can. This was terrible."
Questions we're tired of answering, answered poorly.
No. Insurance costs money, and you've made it very clear you don't want to pay for that. If something breaks, we suggest filing it under "life lessons."
Sometimes. Usually whatever's under your sink. We might bring a cloth. Might. If we remember. And if it's clean, that's a bonus — not a promise.
That's between you and your contents insurance. We suggest not leaving anything valuable... anywhere, really. We did warn you we're not insured.
We prefer cash, no questions asked. Tax is for people who charge proper rates. If you need a receipt, maybe hire a proper business next time.
We do a quick vibe check. If they fog a mirror, they're hired. Full screening costs money — and as we've established, we don't have any of that.
You can cancel anytime. So can we. Usually without telling you. It's called mutual flexibility — or, as some people call it, unreliability.
We're always looking for cleaners who want to join the race to the bottom. At A Quick Wipe Over, our ideal candidate:
Why charge what you're worth when you can charge less? Why invest in your business when you can run it from a plastic bag?
Join us, and together we'll make sure no cleaner earns a fair wage ever again.
Thanks for contacting A Quick Wipe Over. We'll get back to you whenever we fucking please — and probably not in the nicest way. Customer service, presentation, and professionalism aren't really priorities here.