Cleaners - any advice?

rdchick

We have cleaners which we got recommended to us - they clean the office above our office! Nothing better than coming home to a clean house - that you didn't clean! xxx

aintshesweet

honeybear68 wrote: »

Ok, I think I've got it BF in your words lazy, inconsiderate and wants someone to it for him, whilst you hate cleaning and spend most of your time arguing about it, yet you both live in a small flat I assume no children and you both work, the question being is "if you dont like being treated this way, why on earth are you still with him"?

I would rather be with someone who makes me laugh and is messy, than someone who is boring but tidies up! Nobody's perfect.
When I say argue, perhaps bicker is a better word! I'm not dramatic enough to break up with someone over an unwashed plate.:rotfl:

Labsettings

aintshesweet wrote: »

I would rather be with someone who makes me laugh and is messy, than someone who is boring but tidies up! Nobody's perfect.
When I say argue, perhaps bicker is a better word! I'm not dramatic enough to break up with someone over an unwashed plate.:rotfl:

Definitely! Noone is perfect - I'm the messy one in my relationship - I'm on summer hols from work at the moment and it's taken me over 2 hours to iron less than 15 items of clothing!!! It's taught me a)not to leave wrinkled stuff up in a heap and call it and ironing pile, and b) I'd probably enjoy my holidays more if I employed a nice ironing lady/mister. *looking at the pile left to be done* :sad: