Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I’ve installed 4 different Mac cleaning apps to see which one finds the most junk.
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Here’re 4 Mac cleaners I’ll compare side by side:
1. Disk Doctor
The most affordable option ($2.99), but also the most basic. It focuses solely on junk file cleanup and lacks advanced system optimization or security features.
2. Daisy Disk
Offers a fast scan and a colorful visual map of your disk space. However, it doesn't guide you on what’s safe to delete, and lacks additional optimization tools.
3. CCleaner
A pricier option ($29.95 a year), but it goes beyond simple cleanup. CCleaner includes some system maintenance tools.
4. CleanMyMac — Recommended by Apple
An all-in-one solution that fights junk, uninstalls apps, removes malware, and more — all with just a few clicks. The most comprehensive tool in this list.
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Out of this list, which was your favorite Mac cleaner? If we didn’t mention the one you use, please comment below 👇
Contents:
00:00 — Intro
00:36 — Disk Doctor
01:10 — Daisy Disk
01:50 — CCleaner
02:44 — CleanMyMac
03:19 — Outro
I’ve installed 4 different Mac cleaning apps to see which one finds the most junk.
🏆Try the top performing Mac cleaner for free here: bit.ly/42gVP9x
Here’re 4 Mac cleaners I’ll compare side by side:
1. Disk Doctor
The most affordable option ($2.99), but also the most basic. It focuses solely on junk file cleanup and lacks advanced system optimization or security features.
2. Daisy Disk
Offers a fast scan and a colorful visual map of your disk space. However, it doesn't guide you on what’s safe to delete, and lacks additional optimization tools.
3. CCleaner
A pricier option ($29.95 a year), but it goes beyond simple cleanup. CCleaner includes some system maintenance tools.
4. CleanMyMac — Recommended by Apple
An all-in-one solution that fights junk, uninstalls apps, removes malware, and more — all with just a few clicks. The most comprehensive tool in this list.
🚀 Start your free 7-day trial: bit.ly/42gVP9x
Out of this list, which was your favorite Mac cleaner? If we didn’t mention the one you use, please comment below 👇
Contents:
00:00 — Intro
00:36 — Disk Doctor
01:10 — Daisy Disk
01:50 — CCleaner
02:44 — CleanMyMac
03:19 — Outro
![Fix “Not enough disk space” to install macOS Tahoe
Trying to install macOS Tahoe but keep seeing “Not enough space”? Try these tips.
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First things first: Check storage breakdown
Go to the Apple menu – About This Mac – Storage to see which categories (apps, photos, system data, etc.) are taking up the most space. This will give you a clear starting point.
🗂️ Clear space to get your Mac ready for macOS 26:
1. Restart your Mac
Go to the Apple menu – Restart.
2. Remove system junk
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3. Delete old iOS backups
Connect your iPhone to your Mac and select your device in Finder. Click Manage Backups to review and remove old backup files.
4. Find duplicates
Open Finder and next to the search bar, select the three dots – Show Search Criteria. At the top, change Kind to Other…, then select File Size. Set it to is greater than and type 1000 MB (1 GB).
5. Remove Time Machine snapshots
Run these commands in Terminal:
tmutil listlocalsnapshots /
sudo tmutil deletelocalsnapshots [snapshotname]
💬 What tip cleared the most space on your Mac?
Contents:
00:00 — Intro
00:36 — How much space macOS Tahoe needs
01:44 — Check storage breakdown
01:58 — Restart your Mac
02:10 — Remove system junk
02:31 — Delete old iOS backups
02:46 — Find duplicates
03:10 — Remove Time Machine snapshots
03:30 — Clean up your cloud storage
03:58 — Outro Fix “Not enough disk space” to install macOS Tahoe](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hNpSsnE_28M/mqdefault.jpg)









