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House Help Required - 5-7pm x 3days p/w

By SWeston
April 15, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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SWeston

Posted April 15, 2018

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Posted April 15, 2018

We are a family with an 8 month old baby living in East Dulwich. We are looking for house help, at least 3 week days from 5-7pm.

Primarily to do the following:

- Tidying the house

- Cleaning/clearing up after baby (after tea time, bath time, toys etc)

- General cleaning (hovering, mopping, dishwasher, dusting etc - mainly keeping the place clean downstairs for a baby - we have a regular cleaner for deep cleaning)

- Laundry

- Help with food prep

And sometimes:

- Ironing

- Changing sheets

Looking for someone who speaks good English and is social as I will be in the house

PM me to discuss further

Sophie

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