Okay, so there’s something that happens when you listen to a book about cleaning the day before the day of atonement. 
It’s fascinating, both in terms of disentangling the moral from the labor of cleaning, but moreover asking what it is you need to be different. How do you change? 
The space of “can I live with myself like this?” answered by “not anymore” is the motivator for both teshuva and cleaning. And the process by which we stop being the people who did the thing is weirdly similar. 
Also, helpful tips, worth reading especially if you find UfYH on Twitter to give good advice. 
The audiobook was great AND, having said that, she also reads Yoon Ha Lee’s Machineries of Empire so you may find yourself feeling like you’re getting a cleaning pep talk from Shuos Jedao. YMMV if that’s a bug or a feature.