I'm booked in to be induced my due date, and have asked our cleaners to come and do a big clean while I'm in the hospital. We have three DC already who will be at school/grandma's house so it would be nice to come home with the baby to a nice clean house!
But I'm not sure what to actually ask them to do?!
Anyone got any ideas?? All I can think of so far is wipe down the banister 
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Cleaners doing a "deep clean" while I'm in hospital?
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BeautifulLiar · 24/02/2016 20:53
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needastrongone ·
24/02/2016 20:56
Good luck. 
Mirrors, internal windows, lights, tiles, move and clean behind furniture, fridge? Door frames?
BeautifulLiar ·
24/02/2016 21:25
Avebury that's hilarious! I didn't think of it like that. Been saving up for this skirting boards - definitely; they're pretty gross. Yes, inside cupboards too!! Oven - check.
RedRoses I'm noting all these down! Door handles is a good one - bet they're chocca with germs!!
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Paintedhandprints ·
24/02/2016 21:26
Top of cupboards, wardrobes. Inside, top of kitchen cupboards. Oven. Dishwasher filter. Washing machine drawer. Bathroom- shower screen. Skirtings. Shampoo carpets? Windows and frames. Dust/ polish light fittings. Clean behind radiators. Steam clean soft furnishings eg sofa cushions, curtains?
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