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

£11 ph, 2 hours every week.

She cleans the kitchen and both bathrooms, wipes down living room and bedroom surfaces, hoovers and mops. She irons - but we tend to have fewer than 10 items that need ironing.

Once a month, she cleans the oven, fridge, inside of windows and floor to ceiling mirrors in bedroom. One of these a week in the month, if that makes sense.

£7.50/hr?????

Would you go into Tesco and offer to pay more for something just because it is cheap?

I don’t employ her- she is self employed, I pay for her services, which she sets the price for and sends the bill. Totally up to her to set her rates and I would pay more if she increased it.

No I wouldn’t pay Tesco’s more for something. But their employees are paid a fair wage. Maybe your cleaner is too embarrassed or scared of being dismissed if she requests a pay rise.

I wouldn’t be comfortable paying someone £7.50 for an hour’s work cleaning in this country.

£25/hour - she's brilliant, insured to the hilt and earns every penny (in my opinion) - usually 4 hours per week, with special arrangements made as needed. My house sparkles!

£15 ph, 4.5 hour chunk on a Friday to get things nice for weekend. I provide all cleaning products but I know some prefer to use their own.

£12 per hour, 3 hours a fortnight.

£11 p/hr (it would be £12.50 if you want her to provide the cleaning materials). 2hrs a week on a Friday.

She’s lovely - She’s even been stashing Christmas presents that arrive for me whilst she’s here, in my wardrobe so the DC don’t see them arriving.

12phr. 2.5 hours each week.
I have paid anything from 8 pounds an hour to 15 pounds per hour over the years. For 2 to 4 hours of cleaning as a regular arrangement.
7.5 is bonkers.
So is 25 (per hour) tbh...
I'm in the NW

£12 - to an agency for 6 hours of cleaning. But that often consists of 3 people coming together for 2 hours.

I pay double what Buggeroffbingbunny pays, ie £13 an hour and she comes for one hour weekly. I can't believe you haven't increased it yourself, £7.50 an hour is incredibly mean.

Surely double £7.50 ph is £15 not £13!

I’m not mean- she is not my staff. I don’t employ her, or think of her as staff. She runs a business of which she sets the price and I choose to use the service. I assume she charges all her clients the same.

She is certainly confident enough to say if she wanted paying more and would tell me of a price increase.

I don't have a cleaner but my mum does. She uses a cleaning company and pays £18 per hour for 2 hours, once a fortnight.

£12.50 per hour, 2 hours per week.

£20 per hour

£5 an hour two hours a week, she is 14.

£8.50 to the cleaner for 3 hours a week plus £2 per hour to the agency we employ her through.

We provide all cleaning products and she often recommends things for us to get.

@Buggeroffbingbunny - you are taking advantage of someone who is economically vulnerable. You absolutely should offer to increase it to £10/hour minimum.

£20 p/h - 6 hours

Sorry - pressed send too quickly. Twice a week. She does basic cleaning: hoovering, polishing and mopping but also does additional tasks such as inside windows, cooker, fridge/freezer, outside and inside of kitchen cupboards etc. She doesn’t do these tasks every week more like each quarter.

She also changes our sheets weekly.

My Mam pays £11 an hour, they come for an hour one week and two hours the next. There are actually two of them, for half an hour/ an hour, but charge by the hour by time if that makes sense.

I pay £15 per hour for 3 hours every week. She wishes around and cleans my house till it sparkles from top to.bottom. she washes up, steams all the floors, puts away all clothes amd even cleans kids toys from garden in the summer. She's my little angel !!

£13/hr 3xhrs a week uses all her own cleaning stuff (method)