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Stuff breaks. But who pays when stuff breaks on a house cleaning job? Do you pay as the cleaning employer or does the maid pay? And what if your independent contractor breaks stuff? 

“I had a house cleaner come clean my space and he was doing speed cleaning… and he broke a mirror. I get it, stuff breaks. But who pays when the maid breaks stuff?” A common question we ask a house cleaner today. 

Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru gives cleaning advice and pro cleaning tips for broken stuff. 

Today’s cleaning channel sponsors are HouseCleaning360.com (List your maid service and find cleaning jobs.) Savvy Perks (Employee discounts for small business owners.) Savvy Cleaner (House Cleaner education.) And My Cleaning Connection (a resource hub of books, articles and cleaning supplies.)

How do you deal with incompatible coworkers when you are house cleaning? Incompatible coworkers who don’t get along or have a lousy work ethic bring the company down.
We Ask a House Cleaner tips for incompatible coworkers, catfights, different work systems and more.
Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru includes in her house cleaner training ways to inspire coworkers. Set an example for annoying coworkers cleaning in the same space.
Today’s sponsors are HouseCleaning360.com (where you can list your maid service and find customers.) Savvy Perks (Employee perks for the small business owner or maid.) My Cleaning Connection (resources for cleaning, cleaning associations, best products and more.)