Can any one suggest how I might find someone to do light house cleaning once a week? A Thai national would be fine, but a Burmese national would be ideal as my Burmese is better than my Thai.
Does anyone know the going rate for such services?
Looking for a part time House Cleaner
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Wanderlust
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Sciamachy,
Try this link http://www.observergroup.net/freeads.htm or look in the classifieds in the Observer (same thing). There is one ad there for House cleaning.
Try this link http://www.observergroup.net/freeads.htm or look in the classifieds in the Observer (same thing). There is one ad there for House cleaning.
A rai?Sciamachy wrote:Is that meant to be anti-Burmese? There are a fair bit of far more fortunate Western vistors in Thailand who don't have work permits or pay taxes, who are very prone to whine about Thai immigration being xenophobic....
No, it wasn't meant to mean anything like that - as you'll see from my previous posts.
My Uncle, who basically lived in India, was actually Burmese. I have a friend who is barred for life from entering the country because of what he's written about the regime.
It wasn't a dig at you, but I've passed through Ranong province on many occasions and the Thais I've spoken to on the bus are proud of the number of illegal Burmese they employ on their fruit farms. They look down at them. I don't like it.
Sorry, I took your post wrong.
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vincent chang
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houscleaner.
I met a girl named jane, she works at a hotel by day cleaning up there, but at night she works at the monsoon bar downtown. she really cleaned up my bathroom and bedroom as well as taking good care of me as well. perhaps this belongs in the night crawlers section, Im bad.
