Shell Shine Clean

27/05/2026

Have a happy day 😁💛

10/05/2026

Just a quick update ✨ Bookings are almost full!

I’ve only got a small number of spaces left available for new cleans over the coming weeks! If you have been thinking about scheduling now is the time to lock it in. Once these remaining spaces are gone I won’t be able to take on any more until the next availability opens up.

I also have one space available for Airbnb management. This is for a local property owner who wants a reliable hands on service looking after guest turnovers cleaning coordination presentation and ensuring the property is always guest ready to a high standard. It’s a full support service to take the pressure off hosting and keep everything running smoothly and professionally.

Send me a message to secure your spot 💫

20/04/2026

19/04/2026

✨ THIS IS YOUR SIGN FOR A RESET ✨

Walk into a fresh space. Sunlight through open rooms. Crisp linen. That feeling when everything just drops back into place.

Spaces have opened up on Tuesdays & Thursdays in Nimbin 🌿
Availability starting from 12th May

Now taking bookings for Private & NDIS cleans

This isn’t just a quick tidy
It’s a proper reset and realignment of your space
Done with care. Pride. Attention to every detail.

If your home’s been waiting for this…
message me now and lock in your spot 🤍

19/04/2026

Most Airbnb issues don’t come from cleaning itself
They come from lack of consistency and presentation

Shell Shine Clean offers boutique Airbnb care across the Northern Rivers with a focus on reliable changeovers five star presentation and spaces that feel calm clean and ready to walk into

With nearly 10 years experience and a background in home styling each property is not just cleaned it’s reset and prepared to a high standard every time

Working with a small number of homes to maintain consistency and care
Message to connect 🌿

19/04/2026

NDIS cleaning is not just about cleaning.
It’s about having a space that feels calm safe and easy to live in

Shell Shine Clean provides respectful and consistent support cleaning across the Northern Rivers tailored to individual needs and delivered to a high standard

Reliable Thoughtful
Trusted local
Limited availability
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19/04/2026

🌿This is the standard🌿
Clean spaces that feel calm fresh and ready to walk into & enjoy. Airbnb and private holiday homes across the Northern Rivers cared for to a consistent five⭐️star level.
With a background also in styling every detail is considered.
Eco conscious products 🌿
Please message to connect 🌿

19/06/2024

THE TOXINS OF THE HOUSE ARE:
1. Objects You No Longer Use.
2. Clothes You Don't Like Or Haven't Used In A While. Damaged underwear.
3. Broken Things.
4. Old cards and notes.
5. Plants that are dead or sick.
6. Receipts and Old Magazines.
9. Shoes Broke.
7. Stuff of all kinds calling the past.
8. If you have children, toys that are not used, that do not work or broken.
WITH CLEANING THEM OUT:
1. Health gets better.
2. Creativity grows.
3. Relationships get better.
4. There is greater reasoning capacity.
5? Improved mood.
QUESTIONS THAT MIGHT HELP CLEANSING:
- Why am I saving that?
- Is it about me today?
- How will I feel if I release that?
Separate and classify:
1. To donate.
2. To throw.
3. To sell.
INSIDE CLEANING REFLECTED OUTSIDE.
1. Avoid extreme noises.
2. Less strong lights.
3. Less saturated colors.
4. Less chemical odors.
5. Less sad memories.
6. Finish unfinished projects.
7. Cultivate positive energy in your home.
Do a general cleaning and use boxes for organization. Start with drawers and cabinets and conclude each piece, do everything at your pace...
a) Trash.
b) Arrangements.
c) Recycling.
d) In doubt.
e) Gifts.
(f) Donation.
g) Sell.
As you CLEANSE, watch what changes in you.
As we clean our physical house, we also place order to our mind and heart.
Practice detachment with material things that just fill your space and you'll see how you'll slowly be able to do the same with more momentous situations.

21/05/2024

Many soaps are made with animal-based fats or oils, lye (sodium hydroxide). A lot of soaps also use scents, fragrances and other preservatives — things you don’t want to use in case of unwanted reactions on your skin.

Castile soap is different in that it’s traditionally made with olive oil and other vegetable-based oils. Pure castile soap is natural, nontoxic, biodegradable and made without any synthetic ingredients. Originally made in the Mediterranean before its popularity spread across Europe, it’s a soap that has historically been used in a variety of ways.

Castile soap is ethically better and environmentally more responsible. One of the biggest reasons people are using this more is because it reduces someone’s environmental impact and allows someone to use a product that’s vegan, vegetable-based and cruelty-free.

Beyond that, its focus on using natural ingredients sparingly makes it a gentler soap that’s safe to use not only around your home, but also on your body.

It doesn’t have many additives and it generally tends to be pretty gentle. It’s not going to strip away a lot of the natural oils from your skin like some other soap products. Instead, it can allow your skin to accept hydrating products a little bit easier than harsher soaps.

You can use castile soap for anything you would use normal soap or detergent. But what makes castile soap particularly unique is its history of utilizing olive oil.

We all hear about the benefits of olive oil in diet, but those same benefits also extend to topical use on the skin. People have used olive oil as a moisturizer for centuries. Using an olive oil-based soap may even be more palatable for people who have irritated or sensitive skin because it’s less harsh and may have some mild anti-inflammatory effect.

Castile soap tends to be more concentrated than other soaps, so you want to be careful about how much you’re using and you want to dilute it before using it on your skin and other surfaces.

21/05/2024

Do you know what’s in that bottle of cleaning product you just used on your dining room table? How about that liquid spray that you use so generously whenever you give your bathroom a good scrub?

It’s a fact that household cleaning products are full of chemicals that may be harmful to you and your family and the emergence of naturally-derived and homemade products have flooded the market (and homes) in recent years. Which is the better of the two?

Know What’s in That Bottle
Whenever we prepare a dish we know what the recipe calls for. If it has ingredients that we may be allergic to, we avoid the dish. Knowing what chemicals are in your bottle of cleaning products is also crucial as some may prove to have some harmful effects to you and your family.
Make Reading a Habit

It doesn’t hurt to check the label before heading the counter. Some companies purposely print the product’s list of ingredients in an inconspicuous place so as not to draw attention. Some of the chemicals to keep an eye out for include:

1,4-Dioxane
Said to be a carcinogen – a substance that causes cancer – this chemical is still found in many common detergents.

Quaternary Ammonium Compounds
Also known as quats, these chemicals can cause asthma attacks.

Chlorine bleach
While bleach is commonly used at home to remove stubborn stains and disinfect surfaces, too much of it can be harmful to you. They may cause neurological and respiratory problems because of its toxic fumes. It is also a reactive liquid, potentially making it dangerous.

Formaldehyde
Another carcinogen, formaldehydes are usually used as a preservative.

Perchloroethylene
This ingredient can be found in spot cleaners and home dry cleaning products. It is most likely carcinogenic as well as a neurotoxin.

Ammonia
It affects the skin and respiratory system. It is an irritant that you can do without in your home.

2-Butoxyethanol (2-BE, BCEE, or Butyl cellosolve)
It is an eye and skin irritant that can be found in oven cleaners, degreasers, and laundry stain removers.

Fragrance
A generic ingredient, “fragrance” is a very misleading label. It can be made up of many different chemicals and may even cause asthma.

These are just a few examples of harmful chemicals that can be found in one of your cleaning products at home. Not only are they eye, skin, and respiratory irritants, they’re also deadly when swallowed.

Indoor air pollution is actually an issue and is one of the leading environmental dangers. If you think that these pollutants come from cleaning products then you’re right. As you may be aware, side effects are immediate: headaches, fatigue, shortness of breath, dizziness as well as eye and skin irritation are apparent. Long term side effects are linked to cancer and respiratory issues.