From prior hands-on cleaning experience — not a record of an Amiga service.
Note: Details in this note are fictionalized or combined from multiple visits to protect privacy.
House cleaning in Atherton, like anywhere, goes more smoothly when the cloths are sorted before the work starts. One simple habit is to give each cloth a single job: one set for kitchen surfaces, another for bathrooms, and a third for dusting and glass.
The reason is practical. A cloth that has wiped a bathroom sink should never touch a kitchen counter, and a damp cloth tends to smear dust instead of lifting it. Keeping the sets apart avoids both problems without any special products.
A color system makes it easy to follow. Pick three colors, give each one a job, and stick to it. Wash them after each use and let them dry fully so they stay fresh.
You can do the same at home with a small stack of plain cloths. Keep the dusting set where you store your cleaning supplies and the habit soon becomes automatic. It is a small change, and it makes every regular tidy a little more thorough.