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snooproggydog

snooproggydog

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Hello,


Our cleaner has moved on and we are looking for a replacement. Property is two flats: ground floor and first floor. Total of three bedrooms 2 bathrooms two kitchens and 1 reception rooms.


Property is on Barry Road. We are fairly easy going but want a good job done. Looking for one session on both flats every other week or one flat per week alternating. If interested and available please send over your details in a pm along with something about yourself, your experience and in a pm with at least 1 reference number to call.


Look forward to hearing from you.


Roger

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nunesilda

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Hello! My name is Imaculada Nunes I am a cleaner.

I have been in this field for about 12 years.

I am an honest, reliable and friendly person.

I always try to give my best within my capabilities.

If you need I have references!

I am fully flexible and ready to start as soon as possible.

So if you are interested just text or call me on this number

07576898585.

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