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Housekeeper needed SE27


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Hi EDFers,


Our cleaner of 10 years is leaving the country to go back to her homeland and I am on the lookout for someone asap. We are a busy family of five (and a dog) looking for a housekeeper/ cleaner for eight hours a week (split into two days). We need someone organised, trustworthy and very professional.


The job includes all cleaning and managing some of the household laundry (washing, folding and ironing). Generally helping to keep the house clean and tidy. There is plenty to do with three small kids around.


Here is more of a list of what comes to mind but we can discuss at interview stage:


Cleaning and tidying - the usuals (dusting, hoovering, mopping)

Change bed sheets once a week and wash/iron

Load/unload dishwasher

Ironing clothes as needed

Folding clothes and putting them away

Laundry


References are essential and recommendations very welcome.

Please let me know if you are interested


Thank you

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Im very lucky to have met Izzy on here... she does all of the above and more for our family.

I work from home running a busy photoagency, i have teenagers and a really hectic life. Izzy keeps everything in great order. For the first time in a long time there is light at the end of the washing pile !

I can highly highly recommend her. I have experienced the best and worst of cleaners and housekeepers and am happy to say Izzy is the best. I have already recommended her to 2 good friends who are both employing her too now.

Pm me for her number or contact her here izabelka007

Best wishes

Kim

Hi I can highly recommend annmarie she has helped me for the past 2 years and was highly recommended to me from a friend who was moving away. She keeps my home ship shape and beyond what I ask of her. I lead a very busy life with work and my children, and nothing is ever too much trouble for her. Very trustworthy never had a problem and cleans for other people as well. Please contact me for her number. Kelly

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