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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OF course you can ask, OP.  Most of DCUM completely ignores their cleaning lady and has no interaction other than leaving out a check on the counter.  So they can’t understand why it would matter to you what she looks like or wears.  
If it’s important to you that she is comfortable around you and your family and vice versa, then of course you can mention that you prefer people dress modestly in your home.  [/quote]

A cleaner is there to do a job, get in/out, and on to the next place.  Time is money and they aren't there to chit chat.  A full time house keeper or nanny is different than hiring someone once a week for a few hours.  It's like asking the cable man to chit chat and dress modestly.  Let her wear what she wants. Even if you were to provide a uniform it would be weird.  She's on to the next house, and would have to change. I wouldn't want to go to the grocery store or handle other chores in my work uniform, all to appease one client.

If it bothers OP so much she needs to find someone else to clean.[/quote]

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