11 Polite Habits House Cleaners Secretly Hate—and What to Do Instead

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Leaving a messy or cluttered home

House cleaners prefer to work efficiently, so tidying up before their arrival allows them to focus on deep cleaning rather than spending time organizing clutter.

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Not communicating specific cleaning requirements

Clear communication about your expectations and any specific areas that require special attention helps house cleaners deliver the service you desire.

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Being inconsiderate of their schedule

Being flexible with scheduling changes and providing advanced notice for cancellations or rescheduling allows house cleaners to plan their workload effectively.

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Hovering or watching their every move

Constantly observing or interrupting house cleaners during their work can make them feel uncomfortable and hinder their efficiency.

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Not securing pets

Unrestrained pets can be a distraction and may pose a safety hazard for both the cleaner and the pet.

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Leaving personal items in the way

Objects left lying around, such as clothes, personal items, or valuables, can impede the cleaning process and increase the risk of accidents.

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Not providing cleaning supplies

While some house cleaners bring their own supplies, it's courteous to clarify if you need to provide specific cleaning products or equipment.

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Not offering basic amenities

Neglecting to provide basic amenities such as access to water, bathroom facilities, or hand soap can inconvenience the cleaner and compromise hygiene standards.

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