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to think its not worthwhile trying to make this cleaner better

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deliakate · 24/02/2011 19:44

My beloved cleaner is leaving me to go and childmind her grandson, and she has lined up a replacement. She comes for the whole day, as I like a really deep clean every week and am happy to pay well for someone to take their time about it. The two of them have been coming together for the last 2 weeks. Old cleaner doing upstairs, new cleaner downstairs.

The new cleaner so far seems a bit crap, and I've done the floors after she's gone both weeks, and got quite dirty cloths up. She's over 50, and I just don't think she is going to suddenly develop that attention to detail that I really would like, no matter if I speak to her or not. Plus, I'm a wimp, and I know I'd play it down, and not get over all my points if I did.

Has anyone here ever successfully reformed a sub-standard cleaner by talking to them? I feel like I'm better going to the agency and auditioning someone else.......?

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Gleekfreak · 24/02/2011 19:46

A whole day! Shock

TattyDevine · 24/02/2011 19:51

Never reformed a sub-standard one, only got whinging followed by holding onto my keys for weeks!

And my standards aren't that high...

No one does it like me Wink

But I'm not for hire Hmm Shock Grin

unfitmother · 24/02/2011 20:17

I'd just get a new one.

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