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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sounds like you need a housekeeper OP, not an aide.[/quote] for just asking the question? thanks for the input[/quote] Ask better questions if you want better answers- the tasks you listed are housekeeper duties.[/quote] So an aide hired to care after my mother shouldn't be expected to change sheets? I wouln't hire an aide that didn't do the patient's laundry or meal making. Reminds me of a nanny our neighbors had some years back. Nanny worked from 7-5, M-F with twin toddlers that still napped 2 hours a day. When we asked them what the nanny did during those two hours they said they didn't know. Others with nannys explained that theirs did all the kid laundry, cleaned the kid room, emptied diaper pale and prepped the next day's lunch they looked at us with huge eyes. Theirs did none of that and was getting $5000 a month cash. She got fired about a month later after they found a replacement.[/quote]
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