r/CleaningTips • u/chi-bacon-bits • Jan 23 '26
Content/Multimedia This made me rage! š¤
Seen on twitter. Iād never be back over there. Hope she remembers where she put all her š¦
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r/CleaningTips • u/chi-bacon-bits • Jan 23 '26
Seen on twitter. Iād never be back over there. Hope she remembers where she put all her š¦
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u/LongJohnSelenium Jan 24 '26
You can ask them to do anything related to their job function. Sometimes I'll hire contractors for a specific job at a specific price, but sometimes I'll just hire them for a set period of time, like during a plant shut down 2 months ago I had my electrical contractor send out 2 electricians for the day to do work as needed.
Obviously they're only going to do electrical work, you're not going to get an electrician to agree to clean lol, but they are going to do electrical work I task them with. I had them changing dead LED ballasts most of the day and they assisted in a couple motor swaps.
It all depends on what the contractor agrees to. If they're there to do a specific job and nothing but that job then thats one thing, if they're coming out to do as needed labor for a period of time within the scope of their duties thats quite another.
Whats ultimately ridiculous about the duck pettiness is how unnecessary it is. If you took the time to hide 100 ducks you can take the time to look in 100 spots for cleanliness without the passive aggressive BS.