1. A “custodian” or caretaker who cleans up the messes of other people.2. Waste or problems of laziness in business matters (to see a janitor not cleaning).

Mr. Clean household cleaner may whiz around like a cyclone to deliver the message to clean up the messes in the family, such as any dysfunctional patterns. It may also...

One of the fundamental tools for keeping house, a broom relates to a need for cleaning up life’s messes. There is a media-driven association with brooms and witches, so if...

A feeling or fear of having to clean up other people’s messes, fix their problems, or come to their rescue.A person in your life who tends to clean up after...

Getting rid of what you consider unwanted or undesirable (such as judgments, negative thoughts, toxic relationships, or personal habits that don’t support your well-being).A person who deals with other people’s...

A feeling or fear of needing help or needing to be rescued (physically, emotionally, or mentally).Receiving good will or support, or a desire for such.The idea of letting others rescue...

Transformation or renewal (as in from dirty to clean).Removing things that are unwanted or harmful from your consciousness or life (such as judgments, self-defeating beliefs, or toxic relationships).Because a sink...