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costa-B

costa-B

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Hi there people of Dulwich, I would like to recommend a great lady, Elena, 46yr, for cleaning.

As she is the best cleaner I ever had.

She is doing our daily errands greatly, and plus of that in her free time planting some great flowers and taking care of our garden.

Finally we have a good looking garden.

Aswell she does all the washing and ironing, ..:)) my wife is to busy for it.

Wery friendly you will be happy having her arround.

Charging only 8? per hour, is a real bargain.

If you want to contact her:07588909092 (her dauther , might answer).

Wish you all the best.

Higster

Higster

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This sounds like an awful question but if she is not english (I really dont care if she is not) is her english any good. I ask as our current cleaner is from Bulgaria and we simply canont communicate easily so I need to find a replacement who I can at least communicate with.

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