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what is the going rate for a cleaner?

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keresley · 10/08/2010 17:59

I need a cleaner to clean my house and do my ironing. I have no idea how much cleaners cost. Can you please enlighten me? Thanks

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SoleBizzz · 24/05/2016 16:00

I paid £10 per hour. Worth every penny.

shirkingworking · 24/05/2016 18:31

Gosh - I'm in a fairly well off bit of south London and pay £11 per hour. But no agency so it go straight to the cleaner.

SYCOmum · 02/07/2016 03:26

Hi contrary to what you may believe, just as an example in my case it is my full time self employed job. I pay tax and nat. ins. From £12.50 per hour, I supply all my own cleaning materials, provide vacuum cleaner, steam cleaner, carpet washer and run my estate car. I do not get paid for holidays or sickness (hence no sick days for over 12 years) and have to cope with random cancellations (holidays and emergencies accepted) so it's actually not that much. Many do not realise. I'm lucky in that all my really clients appreciate me and don't treat me like a Mrs. Mop. I have cleaned for some for over 15 years now.

Maryscleaningservices · 07/05/2017 01:55

I et paid £10 an hour and £12 on another and I pay my own insurance and tax and I travel to my clients so don't think It's fair to say 12 an hour is a lot for cleaning its physical work ! Doctors couldn't be paid enough if they were earning a fortune it's still a very hard job but please don't compare cleaning to other well paid jobs it's a service provider like any other and deserves to be treated as such ! Thanks Mary

Maryscleaningservices · 07/05/2017 01:56

Your not getting enough if you provide all those services in my opinion. M

Maryscleaningservices · 07/05/2017 02:03

I want to get clients near to me at £15 an hour to cover my expenses and I'm self employed so no need to pay an agency .lm a key holder and work for other clients outside my preferred catchment area . I am an excellent cleaner and won't be providing my own hoover etc but I will help with ironing as well if you need it please leave me a message if your local and agree to my rates Best Mary

Maryscleaningservices · 07/05/2017 02:04

Cambridge CB1 area

DanglyEarOrnaments · 09/05/2017 12:59

£18 per hour inc VAT - North West

DanglyEarOrnaments · 09/05/2017 13:02

Oh - it's an older thread! Blush

stumblymonkeyreturns · 09/05/2017 13:22

£10 per hour plus I supply cleaning materials in Surrey.

Mombie2016 · 09/05/2017 13:25

Nottingham, £10 per hour, brings her own stuff, she's fab I love her.

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Webmaster786 · 17/11/2017 08:14

Hello, I am newbie, usually cleaners charge 10 to 12 $ per hour if you want to clean your house with or without cleaning equiments.

AesopsMables · 17/11/2017 14:41

I was paying £12.50 hr for two hours every other week

Recently had a manicure done in 40mins and paid £25 it got me thinking that no way did my lovely cleaning lady deserve the same money as that manicurist for the shear bloody effort and grunt work she does to make our home sparkling

Now pay her £15 hour and both she and we are v v happy!

orangeblosssom · 17/11/2017 19:15

£10/hour in London

AllRightNowInFactItsAGas · 17/11/2017 20:08

£18 per cleaner per hour in the North

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DawnMumsnet · 01/03/2018 20:54

Hi, we're closing this thread as it keeps being reanimated by spammers - it was started back in 2010!

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