Sunday Caddy

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You already run the houses. Sunday you count the caddy, or you guess and buy too much — or you run out of gloves on Tuesday.

This site is twenty-one restock decisions. Each page names a product type and what to look for. No star ratings we did not award. No “we tested twelve brands.” No invented prices. Amazon links use tag suncaddy-20.

The site exists to sell The Recurring Clean Book first — $27, same buyer. Amazon crumbs are second.

Twenty-one caddy decisions

• Need Gloves Tonight? Buy the Pack Size, Not the Brand

  Out before Monday’s route? 200-count 4-mil, not the drugstore 40. Pack size, not brand.

• Out of Bags Before Monday? Buy Thickness, Not a Third Size

  Kitchen 13-gal plus one contractor roll. Not an end-cap variety pack. Thickness, not a third size.

• Can Empty Before Monday? Restock Wipes, Don’t Buy a Third Scent

  One canister that matches the houses you already clean. Not a variety pack for the trunk.

• Best Microfiber Cloths for a Solo House-Cleaner Caddy

  A washable stack you can tell apart by job. Not a new color set every Sunday.

• Nitrile Gloves: Which Pack Size Lasts a Weekly Residential Route

  200-count 4-mil vs the drugstore 40-count. Count remaining gloves, not boxes.

• Trash Bags That Don’t Blow Out on a 3-Bed Recurring Clean

  Mil thickness on a wet bathroom can. Kitchen 13-gal and a contractor bag, not a third size from the end-cap.

• Vacuum Bags and Filters: Restock List for the Machines Cleaners Already Own

  OEM or aftermarket that prints your model. Not a vacuum buying guide.

• Concentrate vs Ready-to-Use: Glass and Floor Cleaner for One Person

  Weight and closet space. If the spray bottle is empty, refill it — that is not a buy.

• Spray Bottles and Dilution for a One-Person Caddy

  Chemical-resistant 16-oz, labeled for the mix. A dead trigger is a restock. An empty bottle is a refill.

• Dust Masks for a Solo Cleaner Who Hits Remodels

  Disposable N95 for the dust-out, not a 200-count for a weekly wipe-down. Count sealed remaining.

• Shoe Covers for Indoor Recurring Cleans

  Disposable covers for no-track indoor houses. Count sealed remaining, not torn pairs in the cup holder.

• Grout Brushes That Fit a Solo Caddy

  A stiff hand set for shower lines. Not a rotary kit. Count working heads.

• Flat-Mop Pads Only If You Already Own the Mop

  Pads for the mop already in the caddy. Count working pile, not a prettier handle.

• Toilet Brushes That Survive a Recurring Bathroom Route

  Replaceable head, vented holder. Count working bristles, not a gadget set.

• Melamine Sponges Without Buying a Warehouse Brick

  A small sealed pack for scuffs. Count remaining foam, not a 200-count brick.

• Paper Towels for a Solo Recurring Route, Not a Warehouse Brick

  A 6-pack you will finish. Count remaining rolls, not empty cores.

• Vacuum Belts for the Machine You Already Own

  OEM or aftermarket that prints your model. Count the spare, not a mixed 20-pack.

• A Shower Squeegee Only If the House Has Glass

  One blade for glass-door houses. Count the flex, not a 4-pack of colors.

• High Duster Heads, Not a New Pole

  Heads for the pole already in the caddy. Count pile, not a prettier wand.

• Non-Scratch Scrub Sponges for a Recurring Kitchen

  A 6-pack you will finish. Count unused remaining, not a 50-count brick.

• Stainless Cleaner for the Appliance Houses

  One labeled bottle. Count the fill, not a second brand because last week spotted.

Who this is for

One person (or a two-person pair). US residential. Recurring houses. You buy your own gloves and you drive your own route.

Not for first-year homeowners, franchises, commercial janitorial, wholesale catalogs, or anyone looking for chemical-safety advice. Not tax. Not a new brand — Clean Book Inc, same kit you already heard about.