Real help, kid-sized

Clean Up

Give kids a clearer way to help with everyday messes.

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Give kids a clearer way to help with everyday messes.

Clean Up concepts are not pretend chores. They are simple tools for tiny trash, crumbs, and laundry moments where a kid wants to help and a parent wants that help to actually count.

Put trash where it belongs

Trash-able

A washable hanging trash bag that turns cleanup into feeding the Trash Monster.

Parent problem: Tiny wrappers and car-seat crumbs keep becoming someone else's job.
What it does: Hangs where cleanup happens and gives kids a clear place to put little trash.
Kid appeal: They get to feed the Trash Monster.
Where it helps: Car seats, snack spots, bedrooms, and play spaces where little wrappers and crumbs pile up.
Still working out: Hanging options, washability, opening size, and what makes the Trash Monster inviting without getting in the way.

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Kids can sweep too

Sweep-able

A real kid-usable broom and dustpan concept with a mess-eating cue.

Parent problem: Kids want to help, but adult cleaning tools are awkward and oversized.
What it does: Gives them a smaller real tool for sweeping crumbs and small messes into one place.
Kid appeal: The dustpan gets to eat the mess.
Where it helps: Kitchen crumbs, craft scraps, and other small dry messes kids can safely reach.
Still working out: Broom height, bristle feel, the dustpan edge, and a storage setup families will actually use.

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Fold laundry like a pro

Fold-able

A simple colorful folding guide that makes real laundry easier to practice.

Parent problem: Laundry help falls apart when the steps are invisible.
What it does: Shows a repeatable place-and-fold pattern for kid-sized shirts and towels.
Kid appeal: The mat turns folding into a clear little sequence they can finish.
Where it helps: Kid-sized shirts, pajamas, towels, and repeatable laundry jobs a child can finish from start to end.
Still working out: Mat size, fold sequence, flexible materials, and how much visual guidance kids need.

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Clean Up

Give kids a clearer way to help with everyday messes.

Trash-able

Sweep-able

Fold-able

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