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I want to recommend my cleaner


Crystalpal

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My cleaning lady is looking for more work. I can heartily recommend her. She is thorough, very good at tidying and honest as the day is long. She has been working for me for about three years and long may she continue! I have recommended her to two friends who now don't know how they managed without her. If you want more details I am happy to speak to you on the telephone. Please PM me.
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