Anonymous wrote:It's so hard to find because cleaning is actually a skill, and once upon a time most people knew how to do it, they learned from their parents. OK, most women. It was an essential life skill like cooking and sewing. Not anymore.
Ask around and try to find a college student that does it. More likely that they know what they are doing and somewhat enjoy it. I used to clean when I was in college, I thought it's not happening now, but my daughter's roommate works as a cleaning lady. So, there are still kids who do it. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cleaning your own home is not very difficult. Then the work is done to your satisfaction.
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This. We clean our home every Saturday morning as a family. It takes 75-90 minutes. Also teaches the kids to take responsibility for themselves.
Cleaning services have proliferated because of UMC people being lazy or feeling like they're "above that."
It’s very time-consuming to clean up after a whole family in a SFH. It’s not impossible, just time-consuming. It would take me 4 hours on a Saturday to really do everything, and since I work all week I would rather not spend all weekend cleaning. And my kids are not quite skilled enough at cleaning in order to really help.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cleaning your own home is not very difficult. Then the work is done to your satisfaction.
+1
This. We clean our home every Saturday morning as a family. It takes 75-90 minutes. Also teaches the kids to take responsibility for themselves.
Cleaning services have proliferated because of UMC people being lazy or feeling like they're "above that."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cleaning your own home is not very difficult. Then the work is done to your satisfaction.
+1
This. We clean our home every Saturday morning as a family. It takes 75-90 minutes. Also teaches the kids to take responsibility for themselves.
Cleaning services have proliferated because of UMC people being lazy or feeling like they're "above that."
Anonymous wrote:It's so hard to find because cleaning is actually a skill, and once upon a time most people knew how to do it, they learned from their parents. OK, most women. It was an essential life skill like cooking and sewing. Not anymore.
Ask around and try to find a college student that does it. More likely that they know what they are doing and somewhat enjoy it. I used to clean when I was in college, I thought it's not happening now, but my daughter's roommate works as a cleaning lady. So, there are still kids who do it. Good luck.
Anonymous wrote:Cleaning your own home is not very difficult. Then the work is done to your satisfaction.
Anonymous wrote:For the right price you can get anything. Up your offer, OP. And try to be nice to the help.
Anonymous wrote:Switch your mindset. I had to do that ten years ago. I’m not looking for someone to clean everything perfectly, I’m looking for someone to lessen the amount I need to clean on a weekly basis. I’ve been happy with our cleaning crew for almost 15 years since I’ve changed my attitude. It’s less I have to do week to week.