Do you tidy up after yourself?

Do you employ a domestic worker(s)?

  • A housekeeper

    Votes: 158 40.7%
  • A gardener

    Votes: 120 30.9%
  • An au pair or nanny

    Votes: 9 2.3%
  • A service takes care of it

    Votes: 6 1.5%
  • No help required

    Votes: 181 46.6%
  • Other

    Votes: 34 8.8%

  • Total voters
    388

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With the upcoming changes for domestic workers on the horizon - do you tidy up after yourself? Or do you employ others to do it for you?
 
Pants are my biggest problem, every pair looks like jeans after hiking coming out of the wash.
Jeans are great, wash them every 2 weeks or so and they never need ironing. With WFH in Summer I'm in shorts, never need ironing, only those things below the hemline.
 
Tidying up after myself, wash the dishes, vacuum the floors? Yes, that I do.

Scrub the windows, oil the furniture, polish the leather backings on chairs? No, I pay a cleaning lady to do that.
 
Jeans are great, wash them every 2 weeks or so and they never need ironing. With WFH in Summer I'm in shorts, never need ironing, only those things below the hemline.
WFH most days but still need to see clients, I also don't live in Durbs...
 
WFH most days but still need to see clients, I also don't live in Durbs...
I wish I lived in Durbs, I live in GP :-(. I am not front facing at all thankfully.
 
Gardener included with rent.

Have someone that cleans the place once a week - mostly things like on top of the cabinets or on top of the fridge and below the fridge.
 
Pants are my biggest problem, every pair looks like jeans after hiking coming out of the wash.
Geez. Even if I have to have my camera on for a work meeting, I'll be in pyjama bottoms. That's if I'm even wearing pants.
 
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