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Cleaning has become the latest social media trend.
Whether it's quick tips on how to bring that extra shine to your home or extreme cleaning for people whose homes are in a state of chaos, millions of viewers are going online to find out more.
Abbi from Liverpool in England is one of the growing army of 'cleanfluencers'.
As a lone parent, Abbi finds cleaning the cooker, making the children's beds and keeping her home perfectly clean helps her to de-stress.
But it also generates an income and Abi now earns from $720 to $1200 per video as brands sponsor her to use their products.
Finnish cleanfluencer Auri Kananen has over nine million followers on TikTok and two million on YouTube.
She's taken her filming global, travelling the world looking for the dirtiest homes she can locate.
Auri enjoys helping people who are struggling and, having suffered from depression herself, she knows there's usually a reason behind their filthy homes.
Cleanfluencer videos vary greatly in style.
In the case of Ann Russell from England, they are detailed explanations of how to do a specific task or get things sparkling since, as Russell says, we weren't born knowing how to clean.
Whatever you need to know, it seems social media's cleanfluencers have it covered.
