Cleaner required 1.5 days a week SE15

By Beauchamp1
August 31, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 31, 2019

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Posted August 31, 2019

Cleaner Required

X2 times a week ideally Tuesdays 7 hours and Fridays 4 hours

SE15

No agencies please. Interview and references will be required.

We are a busy household with two young kids and are looking for a reliable cleaner who is meticulous about keeping nooks and crannies clean!!!

Out last cleaner was with us for two years and the one before that for ten years. So we?d ideally like an individual who looks upon us as a new long term client and is happy to take their own initiative in terms of both daily cleaning and managing elements of less regular deep cleaning such as internal windows, or inside kitchen cupboards etc. Reliability and regularity is key for us.

Weekly duties would include: washing and ironing and cleaning of the house as well as ensuring other cleaning, which is not weekly, is done for example: internal windows, light shades, spring cleaning cupboards, under beds and sofas etc.

There is also babysitting available in the future if you would like to do it.

Smoke free and pet free household.

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