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My cleaner is available and much recommended

By yeknomyeknom
January 5, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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yeknomyeknom

Posted January 5, 2017

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Posted January 5, 2017

Hi,

My cleaner has some free slots on Thu mornings. She can do as early as 7.30am or later if preferred. As with most cleaners she requires a commitment of a minimum of 3hrs per week and is ?12ph.

Her name is Kasia and she is a lovely young woman from Poland who speaks good English and has recently studied to improve her language even further. She has been with our family for 3 years. She has never once been late or cancelled. She is friendly when required and minds her business the rest of the time. She also babysits for us and I know she collects children from school etc for other families.

In terms of cleaning, you can give her a list or a rota or else leave her to work independently (like we do) where she is able to figure out what is required. She also irons. She is very thorough and ordered.

Any questions, feel free to PM me. If interested in employing her, call her mobile on 07788233010

I would be quick though, she is rarely free and tends to fill up quickly.

Edited to amend mobile number.

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