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Hi all, I am preparing for a hectic few weeks and would like some help from a cleaner over the next couple of months. Happy to be flexible with hours/days and most things really but relibility and high standard of work are musts.


I have been badly let down in the past (also had awesome help as well ) so am abit wary. If you have a cleaner working with you at the moment and you are happy with their services, could you kindly point them in the direction of this ad?

Due to having been so badly let down, I will be taking references so any recommendations from regular fourmites would be very much appreciated.

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