Do you have regular cleaners?

No but I stand by the fact that the way to maintain a proper standard of cleanliness is twofold: 1. Little and often 2. Time to lean, time to clean. I loath the idea of dusting a whole room as once. Taking down every ornament, dusting every shelf, top of every photo frame or mirror, etc sounds like a massive job. But every other morning I'll do like one bookshelf, or the mirrors/pictures, or something. This way nothing really gets too dusty. Similarly I don't want to spend all of Sunday doing basic chores when I can be out walking or something. Each morning while I'm cooking breakfast I'll clean one thing in the kitchen, like a proper job clean or clean the salad drawers in the fridge. Plates don't go next to the sink after they've been used - they go straight into the dishwasher until it's ready to go on. Sweating some onions? I could stare at them or scroll Reddit, or I could give the microwave a wipe down inside. There's obviously some things which take longer and I do all at once, like cleaning the windows, which takes longer, but I'm not doing that every week and wouldn't see the value in paying a cleaner to do it either. Also tbh we are pretty remote and I'm not sure if we have a cleaner in the village. I'd have to ask around down the pub. I'm sure someone in the village would pick it up as a job if people asked. Is be happy to pay a teenager wanting to earn their beer money, and I'd pay a decent wage, but like I say, I don't *currently* feel the need .