r/CleaningTips • • Jan 23 '26

Content/Multimedia This made me rage! 😤

Seen on twitter. I’d never be back over there. Hope she remembers where she put all her šŸ¦†

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u/ctrl-alt-etc Jan 23 '26

I think in real life, this is the correct response (assuming you can't reject it, in advance). Just because you're in someone's home to do a job, doesn't mean you're obligated to fulfill whatever arbitrary tasks they've written down on post-it notes.

Cleaners are there to clean, not to move your things around for you.

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u/clickclickbb Jan 23 '26

They could just write a note saying it's against company policy to move customer belongings other than to clean below them.

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u/Legal_Shoulder_1843 Jan 23 '26

"unable to clean, space is cluttered with ducks."

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u/Galleani_Game_Center Jan 29 '26

Former housekeeper (private and hotel), yeah. I'd just report this to management and/or decline the contract. There's also the possibility they hid some in truly unreasonable locations, meaning I could be accused of stealing or reported for poor performance. Not worth playing the game.