Agree it has to be at this level, but even this didn't work when we had one. She would still, when not watched, step on the kitchen counter with her dirty bare feet and not use a newspaper or something to stand on, still wash the mop out in the kitchen sink, still use the sponges used for non-food things on the dishes, and a whole host of (we consider to be very) unsanitary things she was taught not to do.x9200 wrote:It has to be heavily micromanaged and there is really no significant difference between pt- or l.in-maids. And by micro I don't just mean some guidance. You go place by place, spot by spot and point to a specific task that has to be done. Nanomanagement is probably a better word. Any generalization does not really work well. Saying, please ensure you clean the space around the kitchen tap in the area it connects to the basin, will not be translated to any bathroom taps. Etc etc. All these things are pretty much house specific (from the robot programming perspective).
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