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Can anyone recommend a cleaner?


NigelG

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Hi.

I hope this is the right place to post. I'm looking for recommendations for a cleaner for around 3 or 4 hours a week, to start immediately.


I need someone who can do usual household duties - cleaning floors, kitchen & bathroom and ironing, making beds, etc. Occasional window cleaning, etc also.


Thanks in advance.

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Hi

There is a lady who is been cleaning for me for the last 2 years

As I can not stand without my clutches

Her name evi is Ladybugsy cleaning services on +44 7508 919043

Call her she good she also take care of my neighbour children twice a week

Try her she is really good .

Jackie.

Hi I can recommend you a very good cleaner they do everything I have use them for 3 year and recommend them to all my friend.I like mu place to be perfect but don't have time and need somebody I CAN TRUST TO do the cleaning and washing for me. There are a family run business there tel number is 07949533924 Paul

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