Anonymous wrote:6500 sq ft. 200 biweekly.
Anonymous wrote:In DC proper, 2400 sq ft, $250 every other week for two cleaners. They spend about 6 hours and do lots of extras (clean in the oven and microwave, wash sheets, wipe down cabinets and appliances, etc). We started at $180k, but like the PP, we have given raises each year to keep them happy. They do a good job and they could get more now if they gave our slot away.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4,000 sq. ft and I get a thorough clean for $130 every other week. It's one woman and I've used her for the last ten years. She's phenomenal and dread the day she retires!
But she doesn’t. You are exploiting her. You should be ashamed.
Agree. She should be getting at least $200. Don’t be cheap, PP.
I would pay more too but housecleaners sometimes give breaks to longer time customers. Those older customers give references, big holiday bonuses and maybe their houses are pleasant and the people are pleasant. My cousin had a housekeeper who did not increase her fees for forever (my cousin just gave her small raises each year anyway) but her house was already meticulous and my cousin has a really sweet personality.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4,000 sq. ft and I get a thorough clean for $130 every other week. It's one woman and I've used her for the last ten years. She's phenomenal and dread the day she retires!
But she doesn’t. You are exploiting her. You should be ashamed.
Agree. She should be getting at least $200. Don’t be cheap, PP.
Anonymous wrote:Wow. All of y’all are getting a deal. I was paying $240 once a month for 2400 sq feet in NoVA. Plus I was tipping $20 each. (And nobody come for me for tipping—that is a hard job.)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:4,000 sq. ft and I get a thorough clean for $130 every other week. It's one woman and I've used her for the last ten years. She's phenomenal and dread the day she retires!
But she doesn’t. You are exploiting her. You should be ashamed.