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My cleaner is looking for more work in SE London, and I'd like to recommend her to other forum users. After some pretty poor experiences with two other cleaners, I'm really happy with her work. She's prompt, friendly, hard working, and does a great job. She's always positive, upbeat and friendly. She also does nice little touches around the house as she cleans, and organises our things much better than we do ourselves! Her name is Galina, and her number is 07880 232 497. ?10/hr. Her English isn't great, but it's not been a problem for us in the least. PM me if you'd like more info.

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