u/Sirbongsalott

All the ones I can find won’t let me attach pictures.

Just shooting my shot ❤️

I booked someone specifically for a one-time deep clean of my kitchen and was initially quoted around $114. The job went significantly over the estimated time and came to $172, but aside from the oven and fridge, very little of the kitchen seemed to have been cleaned, and the areas that were cleaned were not cleaned to the extent I would consider a deep clean. The entire island was untouched, including the countertop, drawers and cabinet doors, the floors weren’t swept or mopped, not one cabinet knob was wiped down, the sink and surrounding area were untouched, and several other cabinet fronts and areas were missed. She later posted before-and-after photos showing only the oven and fridge, and I also found out through that post that I was her first official client, which I didn’t know when booking. She offered $25 off after I raised my concerns. I just don’t feel like I got much for the hourly kitchen-cleaning rate when the oven and fridge were both charged as separate add-ons. How would you handle this situation as a professional cleaner, and do you think the $25 adjustment is a fair resolution?

I’ve had so many bad experiences with therapists in the last year and need help finding someone who is not just helping at surface level. Someone who is actually trauma informed and can help with intense personality disorders. Someone who will help beyond breathing exercises…and not just connecting dots I already connected. In other words, someone who is actually confident to help with action and not just to tell me the “why”.

I was unsuccessful in taking this interview a few months ago and I really wanna pass it this time and it was a lot harder than anticipated. Any tips would be very much appreciated. Even if there’s any AI services that could be suggested to help in this process, I would very much appreciate it. I can’t find much information or resources online.