What is r/cleaningbusiness for?
Its public description calls it a community for cleaning-business owners to share knowledge and ask questions. The rules specifically name tools, techniques, pricing, hiring, and business operations.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/cleaningbusiness: all five public rules, business-owner scope, and promotion limits before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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Reddit describes r/cleaningbusiness as “A community for cleaning business owners to share knowledge and ask questions.” Its title covers both commercial and residential cleaning businesses.
The formal topic rule names tools, techniques, pricing, hiring, and business operations. A moderator-pinned welcome post likewise invites helpful or inspiring thoughts, photos, and questions about cleaning-business operations.
r/cleaningbusiness publishes five formal rules. Members must stay respectful and professional, keep discussion related to cleaning businesses, avoid self-promotion and spam, follow Reddit's sitewide rules, and avoid encouraging unsafe, illegal, or unethical practices.
The promotion rule is specific: advertising a cleaning company, services, websites, social media, discounts, or referral links is prohibited unless moderators explicitly allow it. The pinned invitation to share thoughts or photos does not create a promotion exception.
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As a Rankhog recommendation, include enough operational context for other owners to understand the problem and keep the value in the discussion itself.
Do not turn a post into an advertisement for your cleaning company, service, website, social account, discount, or referral program unless moderators explicitly approve it. Avoid vague sales-style posts, spam, low-effort content, and topics that are about cleaning generally but not the business of providing it.
Use r/cleaningbusiness for owner and operator discussions. r/housekeeping serves a broader conversation among cleaners, housekeepers, cleaning-service owners and employees, clients, and other participants, but it has stricter content and promotion rules. r/PropertyManagement is an adjacent professional community for property managers, team members, renters, vendors, and landlords.
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Its public description calls it a community for cleaning-business owners to share knowledge and ask questions. The rules specifically name tools, techniques, pricing, hiring, and business operations.
Not by default. The self-promotion rule prohibits advertising a cleaning company, services, websites, social media, discounts, and referral links unless moderators explicitly allow it.
Genuine questions, experiences, tips, mistakes, and lessons about cleaning-business operations fit the published scope. A moderator-pinned welcome post also invites helpful thoughts, photos, and questions about operations.
No. Its published scope centers cleaning-business owners and business topics. General housekeeping discussion is better matched to r/housekeeping when it complies with that community's separate rules.
Housekeepers, cleaners, and cleaning-service professionals
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/housekeeping: all 10 public rules, worker-and-client scope, megathread guidance, and strict content bans.
Property management and hospitality communities
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/PropertyManagement: all six public rules, community scope, article guidance, and promotion limits before you publish.