Sainaj Mujavar
Use tools such as locked doors, organized storage, safes, or labeled areas. Keeping fragile or valuable items secured helps avoid unintentional mistakes and gives both you and the cleaner peace of mind.
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Vidya Natrajan
Not necessarily. Boundaries can be adjusted over time as trust develops. You may allow your cleaner to handle more areas like folding laundry or cleaning cupboards once you’re confident and comfortable.
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Harshada Zele
Walk the cleaner through the home during the first visit, explain which areas are off-limits, and use simple, respectful instructions like “Please don’t open this drawer” or “No need to clean inside the puja room.”
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Meena Saroj
Clear boundaries prevent misunderstandings, protect privacy, reduce the risk of accidental damage, and help the cleaner work confidently. It also avoids awkward situations and ensures the cleaning process is smooth and efficient.
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Shivani Chhajlani
“No-go” zones are areas in your home that the cleaner should not enter or handle. These may include bedrooms with valuables, puja rooms, personal drawers, work desks, or any space where privacy or safety is a concern.
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