wanted: cleaner/housekeeper

By Convex
April 18, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Convex

Posted April 18, 2017

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Posted April 18, 2017

Hello

we are looking for someone to come in and help for about 1-2 hours per day, Monday-Friday.

I am due to give birth and need general help with keeping the house 'ticking over' as well as a general clean each week.

Duties are predominantly daily cleaning and tidying plus we are looking for someone to do a general clean once a week (this could be the same person, or not.)

I can be flexible on days and times but probably need about 8-10 hours.

Please PM me if you are interested. It might suit an au pair who is looking for additional hours in their downtime.

Thanks

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