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Despite seeming overly positive, I don’t understand the intensity of hate for Mondays. Re-acclimating oneself from an unrestrained weekend back to the workweek can be difficult, but hiring a housekeeper can have a big impact on busy families, couples and singles alike. Having someone take over small chores and tidying jobs allows you more leisure time, something that many of us desperately need.

We often let things slip through the cracks because we worry too much about them. You deserve a house cleaner or a home maker to make your life easier. You deserve professional house cleaning, or a dedicated housekeeper. Maybe you have trouble folding laundry, cleaning ovens and counter tops, or scrubbing bathrooms.

You may need help cleaning your house fast for a party, need a hotel maid to scrub motel rooms, or want a professional to help with hospital housekeeping.

When it comes to housekeeping, all relationships – whether professional or personal – need the right foundation in order to grow. Choosing a housekeeper is no different; certain qualities must be sought out and then you hope that your pick was the right one. To get a better understanding of what is necessary, I decided to poll my friends on their opinion: what single quality would they look for when hiring a new housekeeper? After considering various responses, I’ve summarized them below.

Organize and be efficient

A lack of efficiency – either due to an eclectic personality, easily distracted mind or simple laziness – is one of the primary reasons why cleaning the house can take hours. If you spend hours cleaning up a room, you probably didn’t really clean it all that time. Instead, you were trying to do about ten things at once. Clany Tip: Do not try to handle more than one chore at a time.

One of the best strategies to stay motivated in keeping your environment clean is to make a plan. Set one day and time to take care of tasks such as cleaning the bathroom, reorganizing clothes, vacuuming or getting groceries – unless it is really necessary, stick with this timetable. In addition, Leo Babauta suggested an interesting approach: consider cleaning as a form of meditation. Although it still may not be fun, you will get the feeling that you are investing in yourself rather than just running a broom around or disinfecting the lavatory.

It is common for food establishments to fail to meet health regulations regarding cleanliness due to a lack of daily cleaning. This category of tasks is sensitive, and failing to accomplish them compounds the mess. You should clean areas that come into direct contact with dirt on a daily basis. Some of these areas may need to be cleaned more than once a day when they become dirty. Cleaning tasks include:

• Keeping food preparation areas clean.
• Keeping beverage dispenser heads and bottle openers clean.
• Let the crockery and utensils dry after washing.
• Towels, aprons, and uniforms should be clean.
• The waste disposal area and the waste bins should be disinfected.