Do house cleaners transfer germs between houses?

[Anonymous]

If you’re this anxious, just clean your own house.

Problem solved.

[Anonymous]

I provide everything, my cleaner has preference what product to use, so I just buy those. All rags and mop going to washer afther she finished. She uses our Miele vacuum because I don't think any other vacuum works as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am going to validate you Op. my cleaner uses my mop, dish brush and sponges.

Of course if they use something from another house it could transfer germs

Yes. Everyone else is in denial or it's an acceptable risk

Agree - sponges, etc. are crawling with pathogens. Depending on the time between uses, of course they spread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty disgusting watching the mean girls pounce on OP.

Shame.

We call out crazy when we see it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pretty disgusting watching the mean girls pounce on OP.

Shame.

We call out crazy when we see it.

The only crazy ones are those who don’t understand how germs get transferred. lol. Op is right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pretty disgusting watching the mean girls pounce on OP.

Shame.

+2

Grow up ladies and gents. And work on being better people in the new year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pretty disgusting watching the mean girls pounce on OP.

Shame.

We call out crazy when we see it.

The only crazy ones are those who don’t understand how germs get transferred. lol. Op is right.

Any science to go with the side of crazy? Sure, there is a potential risk, but is it a risk you need to worry about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pretty disgusting watching the mean girls pounce on OP.

Shame.

+2

Grow up ladies and gents. And work on being better people in the new year.

Remember, if you support the crazy you will eventually get crazy regulations. Not every idea is worth supporting.

[Anonymous]

Microbes are living organisms that you can’t see with the naked eye, but they are transferred.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pretty disgusting watching the mean girls pounce on OP.

Shame.

+2

Grow up ladies and gents. And work on being better people in the new year.

Nah. It’s fun effing with you crazies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Microbes are living organisms that you can’t see with the naked eye, but they are transferred.

By anyone entering or leaving your house with or without shoes.

[Anonymous]

I don't have anxiety. I have cleaners use my tools and rags. I supply paper towels for the toilets.

People are gross and call in cleaners for things like bed bugs, so nothing wrong with OP thinking about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The biggest problem in your post is the misconception that Fabuloso smells good. I beg of the world....make this product disappear.

Fabuloso doesn't kill anything. Why have your house cleaned without killing germs?!

[Anonymous]

Cleaners make you house more dirty than when they came. Facts.

[Anonymous]

I didn't know cleaners used the same products at each house. Have I just been hiring for a different tier or something?

Or maybe it's because on the first day I show them where all products and supplies are located. I thought this was the norm.

Mine only used their own vacuum once after plugging mine in and it not working. They texted me to let me know the vacuum was dead. it turned out to be an outlet issue not a vacuum issue.

They leave any products that are empty or near empty out for me to replace. They place the used rags in a bin and I wash them when I get home. They offered to start the load of wash before leaving but I don't like the washer/dryer running when I'm not home.