Tragedy!

[bjarvis]

We discovered last night when we returned home that our housekeeping service is likely tossing in the towel. Apparently, Kevin has had a lot of difficulty retaining staff and I think he's tired of dealing with the problem.

With a little luck, he take a break to find the energy to persevere, but there's a strong possibility that we'll need a new housekeeping service. I hate changing this kind of service... it takes a long while for me to build up enough trust to allow someone essentially unrestricted access to our home, yet we can't afford to be there for supervision either. The alternative is simply to vacuum our own floors, scrub our own bathtubs, dust our own stuff, etc.; while the savings of $$$ is appealing, the scrubbing of bathtubs is not.

Oh, my sad life is so full of trauma. Woe is me (esp. since Kent will not scrub bathtubs).

Comments

[ciddyguy.livejournal.com]

As far as scrubbing the tub(s), it's pretty easy for me anyway.

That is, I hae a handheld shower and on the day I clean the tub/shower surround, I keep the scrub free or the Mr Bubbles foaming action stuff handy and right after the shower, I then spray everything, scrub quickly with the scratchy side of the sponge doing the tiles first and then get the tub, then it's rinse well and rinse myself off before getting out. If you do it on a fairly regular basis, it never takes more than a couple of minutes or so and the tub is sparkling clean. :-)

The sink/counters take no time at all, same with the toilet.

And lest you get any ideas... No, I'm not coming out there to do your dirty work for you. ;-)

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

And lest you get any ideas... No, I'm not coming out there to do your dirty work for you. ;-)

Damn!