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I hire one too, and the evening before cleaning day is characterized by panicked tidying up and putting stuff away, because anything left lying around is put away by the cleaning lady, mostly in random locations, therefore being lost for months at a time
To me this sounds more stressful. Is that routine not stressful? I mean no judgment, I'm honestly curious.
Personally I hate it, but my partner gets super stressed by cleaning so I cope.
Well that's good of you. I'm stressed by cleaning but much more stressed by mess so it's a balance.