Housekeeping and Cleaning Work

Clean the bedrooms, living room, kitchen, and bathrooms, and keep the house clean and tidy. Wash, dry, fold clothes, and iron when needed. Make beds and regularly change bed sheets, duvet covers, and pillowcases. Wash dishes and keep the kitchen counter and floor clean. Take care of children or elderly people and assist with daily needs as requested by the employer. Assist with shopping or organizing daily household items. Take care of household property. Do not take, lend, or remove anything without permission. Follow the working schedule. Do not go out without permission or bring outsiders into the house. Report any damage, missing items, or unusual situations to the employer immediately. Respect the employer’s family privacy and do not share any family information with others.

Must be honest, responsible, and trustworthy. Must be hardworking and willing to follow instructions. Must have good cleaning and organizing skills. Must know how to wash clothes, fold clothes, and iron when needed. Must be able to keep the house clean and tidy every day. Must be polite, respectful, and patient with the family. Must be able to take care of children or elderly people if required. Must report problems, damages, or missing items immediately. Must follow the house rules and working schedule. Must respect the family’s privacy and keep all information confidential. Must not steal, lie, fight, drink alcohol, or bring outsiders into the house. Previous housemaid or housekeeping experience is preferred.

Must be at least 18 years old and in good health. Must be able to live in the employer’s home. Must know basic cleaning, laundry, and room organizing. Must be honest and reliable, with no stealing or lying behavior. Must be willing to follow instructions and house rules. Must have basic communication skills and report problems immediately. Must not drink alcohol, use drugs, fight, or bring outsiders into the house. Previous housekeeping experience is preferred but not required.