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Social media's latest fashion is cleaning.
On the videos, simple tips are given about cleaning.
There's also some advice for people who have extremely dirty homes.
And millions of people are watching.
Abbi, from Liverpool in England, is a 'cleanfluencer'.
As a single mum, she finds cleaning is good for her.
Cleaning the cooker and making the children's beds makes her feel less stressed.
And Abbi now earns $720 to $1200 per video because companies pay her when she uses their products.
Auri Kananen, from Finland, is a cleanfluencer who has nine million TikTok followers and two million on YouTube.
She now also travels abroad.
She tries to find the dirtiest homes so she can help.
Auri knows that dirt can be a sign of a health problem.
The style of the cleanfluencers' videos is different from person to person.
Ann Russell, from England, thinks it's important to show watchers.
Cleaning, she says, is a skill we have to learn.
For all kinds of cleaning advice and tips, just watch and learn!
