and you came out to a job to clean two sofas in a tiny house.
How bad would you expect them to be?
Would you pass comments on their condition?
I suffer from a bit of anxiety and have had a hard couple of years. The house has been a bit of a construction site due to several different factors. We live in a tiny house with a toddler, a dog and a cat. It's hard to keep on top of due to its small size as clutter just appears out of nowhere and it needs daily hoovering and lots of dusting and constant cleaning etc but I have recently started tackling it.
The sofas we have are in terrible condition, they were expensive when we bought them, they are fabric and over the last 2-3years they've had minimal maintenance (aka me taking the cushions off the frame and getting rid of all the crap that's accumulated there/odd vacuum). There's been food, milk and other substances spilled down them, they have stains all over even though at first glance it seems "a bit" dirty once you have a proper look they're awful. It's terrible.
I have finally booked a company to come and clean them and stain guard them. Once they're done I'm putting throws on and there's a no food policy being introduced in the lounge as we've finally renovated our kitchen and can have proper meals in there (long story).
But I've just taken and hoovered all the cushions and got rid of all the crap in between them and I'm having a mini panic attack as to what the poor people are going to think of me when they arrive to clean and see the disgusting state the sofas are in. Will they demand more money? Will they comment on it?
AIBU to be panicking as I really don't know what companies like this expect when they come out to a residential job? 