To ask how much you pay your cleaner per hour...

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Just that really how much do you pay your cleaner per hour, what do they do and how often do you have them in

We pay £15 ph and 10 hours.

I pay for 4 hours a week, £12 an hour

£12ph
Dusts, polishes, Hoover's, washes up, wipes kitchen down, cleans bathroom with spray, mops kitchen and bathroom (not all of these each visit)
2 hrs Fortnightly

She's just increased it to £12.50/hour, we have 2 hours a week. I would have more if I could.

£15, 5 hours.

£13ph 3 hours pw

£12 ph, once a fortnight for 3 hours. Hoovers whole house, cleans kitchen and bathrooms (1 family, 1 en suite shower, 1 downstairs toilet).

£10 six hours

£7.50- it’s all she charged when she first started and she has never put her rates up!

£12 two hours a week, not getting her back until after my mat leave finishes though ☹️.
She does kitchen, bathroom, dusts and polishes right through, Hoovers, mops kitchen and bathroom, uses wood cleaner thing on downstairs floorboards, empties bins. Our house is three bed, three reception rooms, one bathroom, one kitchen

£13.50 7 hours a week. 2 hours on Mon &Thurs and 3 hours on a Friday.

Those that have a cleaner please can you help answer a question? (Sorry to jump on the thread)

I want to book someone for a ‘one off clean’ as advertised but they charge by the hour. How can I budge to know how long they will take?

I have a 3 bed house kitchen bathroom en-suite and living room. Pretty standard stuff. Want them to hoover dust polish clean skirting boards windows in each room. Clean bathrooms and wipe kitchen cupboards front and mop floor? How on earth do I know how long that will take?? Thanks

Blimey Buggeroffbingbunny how ling ago was that?
Do you think you might just put it up yourself and pay her a bit more?

Whatelsecouldibecalled if I were in your shoes I'd book that one off clean for two hours and then see if it needed another 2 or 3 hours and book separately.

Whatelsecouldibecalled I think you just need to ask for a quote, listing what you need doing

whatelse I'd say about 4 hours. windows take a long time.

Buggeroffbingbunny you do know the national minimum wage is £7.83 going up to £8.21 in April?

Ten pounds an hour, two hours a week, she basically cleans bathrooms, changes beds, dusts, hoovers, cleans round kitchen, and then cleans windows etc when they need doing.

The house is always very clean and tidy though so she's basically giving it all a clean over and bed changing.

£15/hour; started at £12 some years back then £12.50, now actually it's £13 but when we moved we added extra for her cost of travel plus a bit.
3-5 hours per week depending, 5 weeks paid holiday at 3 hours per week. We usually round up. Christmas present (toiletries, chocolates, stuff like that) and £20 bonus.
Extra bonus that she is allowed cuddle time with DS when she comes too. I think she'd come for free now she gets that. Sometimes she stays for ages past leaving time playing on the floor with him.

£10 per hour. 2.5 hours every other week.

whatelse I recently had a one bed flat deep cleaned and there was a good result after three hours but four would have been better. I’d guess 5 hours for 3 beds

@buggeroffbingbunny good grief, how mean are you? How about you do the decent thing and increase her hourly rate yourself? Assuming you don't give her holiday, sick and BH pay, that should be at least £10ph.

I would be seriously embarrassed to admit I only paid somebody £7.50ph, even on an anonymous forum.

£10 an hour. 2 hours every fortnight

£14 an hour, 3.5 hours every other week

We had our 4 bed, 2 bath deep cleaned the other day before our cleaner started, took 7 hours at £16 an hour.
It was thick with dust after some months of neglect and we live in a hard water area.

Ours charges us £25 per clean. Initially it was £10 per hour for 2.5 hours but she changed it in case she took less time or longer to do everything.