Weekly House Cleaner – $25/hr – Queens Village
Company
Laundromat in Queens
Location
Jamaica, NY
Job Type
Part-time
Posted
2 days ago
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Job Description
Looking for a reliable person to help clean a house once a week.. . Location: Queens Village. Schedule: Once per week, about 3 hours each visit. Pay: $25 cash per hour ($75 total per visit). . Tasks include:. . Cleaning 1.5 bathrooms. Wiping down kitchen surfaces. Vacuuming and mopping floors. Dusting furniture. Taking out trash. . . House size is about 600 sq ft.. . Must be reliable and detail-oriented. This can be long-term weekly work if it’s a good fit.
Experience: Required
Employment: Part-time
About Laundromat in Queens:
Laundromat located in Queens Village
Experience: Required
Employment: Part-time
About Laundromat in Queens:
Laundromat located in Queens Village
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