Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The weekly service I use will not strip the beds, but will put on clean sheets and get the clean sheets from the closet. They also gather the stripped sheets and wash them & flip them to the dryer before leaving. They don't fold 99% of the time and I'm fine with that.
If we don't want the sheets washed that week, we leave them on and they'll simply make the beds instead.
They don't do any other laundry, though.
I had someone who came once a week to do our laundry back when I had 4 teens at home. Now we're down to one kid still in HS so it's not as much laundry and she does her own. For the record, the others could also do their own laundry, but we were having too many laundry fights. Even assigning each kid a laundry night didn't work because their schedules were always changing due to sports and after school activities. I was over it so I found someone to do it for us.
If you had four teens they should have been cleaning the house, changing sheets. And doing laundry as well as starting dinner. I had two teens, boy and girl, who did this as well as their homework.
Nope. We pay people for this. Sorry you can't afford to do the same. Your poor kids.
NP. It's not a matter of affordability. You sound like new money.
Anonymous wrote:Yes I do all that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The weekly service I use will not strip the beds, but will put on clean sheets and get the clean sheets from the closet. They also gather the stripped sheets and wash them & flip them to the dryer before leaving. They don't fold 99% of the time and I'm fine with that.
If we don't want the sheets washed that week, we leave them on and they'll simply make the beds instead.
They don't do any other laundry, though.
I had someone who came once a week to do our laundry back when I had 4 teens at home. Now we're down to one kid still in HS so it's not as much laundry and she does her own. For the record, the others could also do their own laundry, but we were having too many laundry fights. Even assigning each kid a laundry night didn't work because their schedules were always changing due to sports and after school activities. I was over it so I found someone to do it for us.
If you had four teens they should have been cleaning the house, changing sheets. And doing laundry as well as starting dinner. I had two teens, boy and girl, who did this as well as their homework.
Nope. We pay people for this. Sorry you can't afford to do the same. Your poor kids.
NP. It's not a matter of affordability. You sound like new money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The weekly service I use will not strip the beds, but will put on clean sheets and get the clean sheets from the closet. They also gather the stripped sheets and wash them & flip them to the dryer before leaving. They don't fold 99% of the time and I'm fine with that.
If we don't want the sheets washed that week, we leave them on and they'll simply make the beds instead.
They don't do any other laundry, though.
I had someone who came once a week to do our laundry back when I had 4 teens at home. Now we're down to one kid still in HS so it's not as much laundry and she does her own. For the record, the others could also do their own laundry, but we were having too many laundry fights. Even assigning each kid a laundry night didn't work because their schedules were always changing due to sports and after school activities. I was over it so I found someone to do it for us.
If you had four teens they should have been cleaning the house, changing sheets. And doing laundry as well as starting dinner. I had two teens, boy and girl, who did this as well as their homework.
Nope. We pay people for this. Sorry you can't afford to do the same. Your poor kids.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The weekly service I use will not strip the beds, but will put on clean sheets and get the clean sheets from the closet. They also gather the stripped sheets and wash them & flip them to the dryer before leaving. They don't fold 99% of the time and I'm fine with that.
If we don't want the sheets washed that week, we leave them on and they'll simply make the beds instead.
They don't do any other laundry, though.
I had someone who came once a week to do our laundry back when I had 4 teens at home. Now we're down to one kid still in HS so it's not as much laundry and she does her own. For the record, the others could also do their own laundry, but we were having too many laundry fights. Even assigning each kid a laundry night didn't work because their schedules were always changing due to sports and after school activities. I was over it so I found someone to do it for us.
If you had four teens they should have been cleaning the house, changing sheets. And doing laundry as well as starting dinner. I had two teens, boy and girl, who did this as well as their homework.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a house keeper and yes she does this. When i had a house cleaner they only did the sheets when i provided clean ones on the beds.
For laundry if you don't have a housekeeper then you can use a laundress. I had one that i paid 15/hr 4hrs a week. I dumped a mountain of clean clothes on the bed and she folded and hung and put away. She also periodically organized drawers and pulled and stored the kids clothes that were too small.
$15 is really low. I don’t know how people can underpay someone and be ok with it.
That was 11 years ago when this thread was started.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a house keeper and yes she does this. When i had a house cleaner they only did the sheets when i provided clean ones on the beds.
For laundry if you don't have a housekeeper then you can use a laundress. I had one that i paid 15/hr 4hrs a week. I dumped a mountain of clean clothes on the bed and she folded and hung and put away. She also periodically organized drawers and pulled and stored the kids clothes that were too small.
$15 is really low. I don’t know how people can underpay someone and be ok with it.
Anonymous wrote:I have a house keeper and yes she does this. When i had a house cleaner they only did the sheets when i provided clean ones on the beds.
For laundry if you don't have a housekeeper then you can use a laundress. I had one that i paid 15/hr 4hrs a week. I dumped a mountain of clean clothes on the bed and she folded and hung and put away. She also periodically organized drawers and pulled and stored the kids clothes that were too small.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The weekly service I use will not strip the beds, but will put on clean sheets and get the clean sheets from the closet. They also gather the stripped sheets and wash them & flip them to the dryer before leaving. They don't fold 99% of the time and I'm fine with that.
If we don't want the sheets washed that week, we leave them on and they'll simply make the beds instead.
They don't do any other laundry, though.
I had someone who came once a week to do our laundry back when I had 4 teens at home. Now we're down to one kid still in HS so it's not as much laundry and she does her own. For the record, the others could also do their own laundry, but we were having too many laundry fights. Even assigning each kid a laundry night didn't work because their schedules were always changing due to sports and after school activities. I was over it so I found someone to do it for us.
If you had four teens they should have been cleaning the house, changing sheets. And doing laundry as well as starting dinner. I had two teens, boy and girl, who did this as well as their homework.
Anonymous wrote:The weekly service I use will not strip the beds, but will put on clean sheets and get the clean sheets from the closet. They also gather the stripped sheets and wash them & flip them to the dryer before leaving. They don't fold 99% of the time and I'm fine with that.
If we don't want the sheets washed that week, we leave them on and they'll simply make the beds instead.
They don't do any other laundry, though.
I had someone who came once a week to do our laundry back when I had 4 teens at home. Now we're down to one kid still in HS so it's not as much laundry and she does her own. For the record, the others could also do their own laundry, but we were having too many laundry fights. Even assigning each kid a laundry night didn't work because their schedules were always changing due to sports and after school activities. I was over it so I found someone to do it for us.