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Trending short videosShowcasing an extreme deep clean
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@edgecleaningwa

Instagram · Vlog

@edgecleaningwa Today I will show you what a $13,000 deep cleaning looks like! Tools and products linked in my BIO😉 Comment “vlog” to see me deep clean behind scenes! #deepcleaning #cleaningservice #housecleaning

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Performance

Views
3.5M
Likes
239.1K
Comments
1.5K
Engagement
6.8%
Outlier
70.1×
Length · 30 May 2026
2:23

Video #31039 · Vlog

Showcasing an extreme deep cleanfrom @edgecleaningwa

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Overview

The creator justifies a $13,000 cleaning fee by showcasing the incredibly detailed and labor-intensive process. He begins by addressing potential skepticism about the price, then walks the viewer through the deep cleaning of bathrooms—including disassembling toilets and scraping shower doors—and the kitchen, where he scrubs cabinets and cleans greasy hood filters, demonstrating the thoroughness of the service.

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Simple outline

  1. 1State shocking claim
  2. 2Acknowledge audience skepticism
  3. 3Reveal hidden problem
  4. 4Demonstrate extreme solution

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Related videos

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Classification

Format
Concepts
Satisfying ProcessShowcaseBreakdown
Elements
VoiceoverText OverlayMontage Editing

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Hook analysis

What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds

Title hook · 55%

$13,000

Verbal hook · 40%

$13,000. That is how much this client paid me to deep clean her home after a full construction renovation.

Visual hook · 5%

A man on a ladder holds a large metal pot rack by its chains, preparing to hang it from the ceiling in a modern kitchen.

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Hook template

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[$dollar amount]. That is how much a client paid me to [specific service] after [triggering context].

  • — $8,500. That is how much a client paid me to detail their car after a cross-country road trip gone wrong.
  • — $22,000. That is how much a client paid me to restore their hardwood floors after a basement flood.
  • — $4,200. That is how much a client paid me to organize their home after a full estate cleanout.

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Hook and payoff

The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back

Hook

An extreme, quantifiable claim that immediately generates curiosity and skepticism, compelling the viewer to seek justification.

Payoff

The cumulative effect of the evidence, leaving the viewer convinced (or at least understanding) that the initial extreme claim is justified. The payoff is the validation of the hook.

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Narrative framework

The structural pattern this video runs on

Framework

The Price Tag Justification

To justify an extreme claim (e.g., a high price, a bold statement) by systematically presenting a series of detailed, often surprising, pieces of evidence that prove its value. Each piece of evidence follows a micro-loop of revealing a hidden problem and demonstrating an extreme solution.

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    The Objection Pre-buttal

    Directly addressing the audience's anticipated objections and skepticism, which builds rapport and frames the rest of the video as a presentation of evidence.

  2. 2

    The Evidence Gauntlet

    A rapid succession of distinct examples, each following a consistent micro-pattern to prove the initial claim's validity through overwhelming visual evidence.

Themes

  • Value for money
  • Attention to detail
  • Professionalism

Techniques

  • Before/After
  • Process demonstration

Trends

  • Satisfying content

Post caption

Today I will show you what a $13,000 deep cleaning looks like! Tools and products linked in my BIO😉 Comment “vlog” to see me deep clean behind scenes! #deepcleaning #cleaningservice #housecleaning

Text overlays

  • title · beginning

    $13,000

  • informational · beginning

    That is how much this client paid me to deep clean her home after a full construction renovation!

  • contextual · beginning

    "There is no way a cleaning should cost that much, you scammed her!"

  • contextual · middle

    "Your client has completely lost her mind!"

  • contextual · middle

    Let me show you exactly... what went into it!

  • informational · middle

    Toilets were fully disassembled and cleaned!

  • informational · middle

    we used razor blades to scrape off every layer of soap scum!

  • informational · middle

    then polishers to make the glass absolutely... PRISTINE!

  • informational · middle

    YEARS of dust packed deep into every blade!

  • informational · end

    were scraped clean with a putty knife!

Transcript

$13,000. That is how much this client paid me to deep clean her home after a full construction renovation. Alright. Before you start saying there is no way a queen should cost that much, you scammed tier, or your client has completely lost her mind. Better me show you exactly what went into it. We started in the bathrooms. Toilets were fully disassembled and cleaned. Every hidden area reached and every stubborn rank removed. The showers were not just scrubbed. We used razor blades to scrape off every layer of soap scum, then polishers to make the glass absolutely pristine. Bathroom rank were opened up and detailed from the inside using strap brushes to pull out years of dust packed deep into every plate. We then moved into the kitchen. Every cabinet was scrubbed and wiped inside and out, and the tops of the cabinets were scraped clean with a putty knife. The hood filters were completely disassembled, Scrub with