F*ck The Cleaning Services

[Roo]

Frosted I like your signature. When I order take-away food from asian restaurants and they ask my name, I say "Jay". When they ask me to spell it, I say... "J. Just J". My name is Jered, but no one gets that right. And I'm sick of being called Jerry. Sorry I didn't know where else to put that. Precious007, do it yourself dude. Or ask next time what it costs lol. Also, why do you have sofas in your kitchen?

[N0mad]

I caught my Butler and the Gardner screwing my girlfriend today... I cleaned their clocks for FREE... Man am I pi$$ed now I've got to take out the trash...

[GoVegan]

I hate when that kind of stuff happens. It's so hard to find good help these days!

[muddyfunkstar]

Precious, you should buy yourself a steam cleaner and go into business. Sounds like a license to print to money ;-)

[precious007]

It's annoying .... I'm over it now... at least now I know I won't call them in again EVER!

The problem was that this furniture is like 10 years old and the dirt was so thick especially on the kitchen sofa from all the oils and vapors in there... and there was no way to clean it except with steam cleaners..... they're like new now ... but hell was expensive :-)

Precious, you should buy yourself a steam cleaner and go into business. Sounds like a license to print to money ;-)

I though of this but to be honest I wouldn't invest so much money to start off with ...

The whole thing would cost me like $20,000 for an indoor machine and one for outdoors ... apart from that there are a whole lot of other taxes and money to be spent to start.... hm ...

Here's one steam cleaner - http://www.daimer.com/steam-cleaners...et-10130cv.htm

approx. $24,000 ...

Second hand ones are a lot cheaper...

[precious007]

who cleans?

Some bastards, that want to rip of people and get rich over night =))

[Hanske]

There's a Polish woman coming to our house every thursday, for three-six hours. We pay her 100 NOK, or 17 USD for every hour. This is an extremely low salary in Norway. A fifteen yo could earn the same by working in a store. We have wanted to double her salary, but she doesn't want to.

If it's necessary, she can bring a steam cleaner. She has cleaned our hall carpet with it once.

[precious007]

There's a Polish woman coming to our house every thursday, for three-six hours. We pay her 100 NOK, or 17 USD for every hour. This is an extremely low salary in Norway. A fifteen yo could earn the same by working in a store. We have wanted to double her salary, but she doesn't want to.

If it's necessary, she can bring a steam cleaner. She has cleaned our hall carpet with it once.

Ok lets not get things wrong here...

The average salary in Norway is around $3000/$3200 ... that's roughly $18 per hour ... so that's not an extremely low salary that's actually the average salary in Norway that is earned by someone with a university degree.

Here's more information - http://www.ssb.no/lonn/main.shtml

And what do you mean she doesn't want her salary doubled ... I mean who would not want a double wage/income monthly, rolf ?!?!

[Hanske]

Ok lets not get things wrong here...

The average salary in Norway is around $3000/$3200 ... that's roughly $18 per hour ... so that's not an extremely low salary that's actually the average salary in Norway that is earned by someone with a university degree.

Here's more information - http://www.ssb.no/lonn/main.shtml

And what do you mean she doesn't want her salary doubled ... I mean who would not want a double wage/income monthly, rolf ?!?!

That's not correct. These numbers are taken after taxes has been payed. People receiving social support has also been counted with. AND, I believe you have counted to many hours. Norwegians work as an average 34 hours a week.

[precious007]

I was referring to the actual income not the NET salary (the amount one earns per month is his/her pocket)

I've counted 160 hours a month.

Largely speaking of the ones not working in the private field. There's people working in the private sector in Romania earnings 100K euros a month.

[braveson123]

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edit by PP; Braveraon123 if you want to talk snus you are welcome to stay but as a mod I have proof thats your business and it looks to me like you signed up just to promote your business. This is your warning. If you post a link to your business again, I will call it spam, delete the posts and ban your account. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt here mate.

[sgreger1]

Ok lets not get things wrong here...

The average salary in Norway is around $3000/$3200 ... that's roughly $18 per hour ... so that's not an extremely low salary that's actually the average salary in Norway that is earned by someone with a university degree.

Here's more information - http://www.ssb.no/lonn/main.shtml

And what do you mean she doesn't want her salary doubled ... I mean who would not want a double wage/income monthly, rolf ?!?!

Wait, in Norawy a degree only gets you $18 an hour? Good God, how do you live on that? I guess if it's after taxes than that's pretty decent considering Norway's extensive social services.

[sgreger1]

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Oh yah that's not spam at all for sure...

[Mdisch]

Ok lets not get things wrong here...

The average salary in Norway is around $3000/$3200 ... that's roughly $18 per hour ... so that's not an extremely low salary that's actually the average salary in Norway that is earned by someone with a university degree.

Here's more information - http://www.ssb.no/lonn/main.shtml

And what do you mean she doesn't want her salary doubled ... I mean who would not want a double wage/income monthly, rolf ?!?!

The charts you just provided state that the average salary is about 38000 NOK, equivalent to $6381 a month, and added to this that the average of hours per week is about 39(Numbers are somewhat incorrect as they are from 2008 - http://www.tu.no/jobb/arbeidsforhold...opas-latsabber)
Doing some math this comes out at about $41 per hour.

That's not correct. These numbers are taken after taxes has been payed. People receiving social support has also been counted with. AND, I believe you have counted to many hours. Norwegians work as an average 34 hours a week.

Sort of right here, but I'm fairly certain that these charts only include those who work full time - this means that it is not people on Social support, nor people who work part time.
and an average week would be 39 hours(possibly a bit more).

[whalen]

I think it is funny that even the legacy precious threads are prone to set off peoples bullshit meters!