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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OK. If you're seriously asking this question, it's not the norm to cook any meals for the cleaner. Mine comes in at 11am, they clean till 2pm. I pick up all the toys, dirty clothes, paper from the floor that my kids left so they can vacuum. I'm guessing others might not. I load all my dishes so they only need to clean the sink. They don't get annoyed or ask for extra if I forgot and there were a few dishes left behind. They never asked me to do either the picking up or the dishes, I just do it as a common sense/reasonable thing to do. I stay out if their way- if they are cleaning the upstairs, I don't use the upstairs bathroom or the rooms. Once you start fully trusting them, you could even be out of the house entirely.

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+1 on all of this, even the same time slot. I never even thought of providing food when it's just 3 hours?

I try to straighten up and pick things up because I want them to spend the time really cleaning and not just putting things away. Plus I don't want things put away where I might not expect them.

I'm often around because I WFH but have definitely be out for work or other stuff. I say hi and make conversation at the beginning and then stay out of the way.[/quote]

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