scrubbers

[popsy topsy]

what do you think about scrubbers? do they do an honest days work?

[legend758duo]

Can you clarify?What exactly do you mean by a scrubber?

[Drisgirl]

If you mean cleaners then absolutely YES -I worked at the local Primary for 4 yrs and gave up cos I was sick cleaning sh*t off the walls and picking it up off the floors and that was nothing to scraping off the dried in snotters from under the desk -eff that for a game of dominoes.

If ytou mean lie back and think of England tyes -then yeah -who wants a greasy B.O ridden sweaty man grunting there -may be easy money but I dont know which would be worse

[popsy topsy]

A scrubber is a derogatory term for a cleaner, char whatever, being one myself and mostly working my little pinkies to the bone for an honest days crust, i was just wondering what the rest of human kind thought.

[weeal]

thats like saying do 'office workers/shop assistants/road sweepers' do an honest days work

some do and some dont !

I did a cleaning job at night for a while on top of my day job and I worked hard, but some of the folk in the team didnt.

[Drisgirl]

Good on ya popsy -its hard graft but the pals I made more than made up for it !!

[excelsior]

i think cleaners have a raw deal in society - cleaners are often perceived as the lowest of the low.

i disagree .. to me, a cleaner is just as important as the managing director, keep up the good work all cleaners.

you are the salt of the earth

[tufty7]

Cleaners are often overlooked and underpaid, They make my office smell nice and keep everything in order, Without them it would soon become a tip ... and as I always say , mess is stress!! thanks to all those who do this job