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[NSW, ACT] Free 2 Hours House Cleaning Services for Firefighting Volunteers (RFS) in Canberra / Greater Sydney Areas @ Mr Guru

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A big thank you to these brave and hard-working people who had done their best to save our life and property.
Mr. Guru Canberra
https://www.mrguru.com.au/
and
Sydney Cleaner Hire
https://www.sydneycleanerhire.com.au/
would like to offer 2 labor hours free cleaning service to our heroes at the Great Canberra & Great Sydney area.


You'll be required to supply an RFS membership card number

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  • +4

    everyone on here will have a robot vacuum soon

    • -7

      Even this fireman?

  • Free 2 Hours House Cleaning Services for Fireman in Great Canberra and Great Sydney Area

    What is the fireman's name?

    • +12

      Sam. Who else?

      • Sam RSmith

  • Do park rangers that fought the fires get this service too?

    • NO !!!

      Definitely not…

    • +1

      They are asking for RFS number, which means these people are unpaid for their service. Pretty sure all Park Rangers are paid to do their job. This offer also seems to exclude townies that are also paid

      • Lol, the pay is (at least used to be back in my day) so low that most rangers might as well be volunteering… Not sure if it’s still a thing but many years ago there were seasonal volunteer rangers.

        • +3

          Glassdoor puts the rate as $65k, Seek says $70-90k
          Seem to get paid fine since you can work for them with a cert 4. I don't get much more than the average and I have a 5 year degree

          https://www.glassdoor.com.au/Salaries/park-rangers-salary-SR…

          • -1

            @Froot Loops: pfft.. that's just pocket money!

          • @Froot Loops: That site wouldn’t let me look for more than maybe 30 seconds before trying to make me log in. However from what I saw it looked like mostly private sector not government? Things have probably changed a lot but back in my day parks Vic was around $35k and the private sector was ~30% higher for mid-level jobs.

          • @Froot Loops: Lol if that is true then BRB becoming a park ranger.. Hell yeah out in nature day and night sounds fun I am pretty much out late at night and during the day 24/7 anyways.. I just hate some of the trails in Sydney so maybe a park ranger at a cushy area?

        • Did you bother to check out their websites??
          Why would you bother to make such a comment??
          Do you know something we don't?? If so what's the evidence??

          • +5

            @MicMac: Because jv

            • @Broomstick: Seems to me that s/he makes lots of facetious/irrelevant/off-topic comments on lots of the postings on this website.
              A waste of space - lots of useful information in the comments sections, but s/he contributes little.

          • -1

            @MicMac:

            Did you bother to check out their websites??

            Yes. How do you know it's not a scam?

            I'd rather play it safe and error on the cautious side.

            • @jv: You're the one who made the original claim of 'scam'.
              So why is it up to me to provide evidence that it's not a scam.
              Up to you as the original claimant to provide evidence!!
              Again another facetious/bs comment

              • -5

                @MicMac:

                You're the one who made the original claim of 'scam'.

                No I didn't. Stop making stuff up.

  • +1

    A great offer, but isn't this targeted? (and so it should be)

  • Yeah I’ve never known a typical house cleaning job to take 2 hours, but if your place is trashed there’s some value I suppose

    • +4

      Depends on the size of the house and what they're actually cleaning. A quick vacuum and mop? Sure, that should be under 2. A full dust, bathroom clean, windows, etc. could be well over 2 on a 2-3 bedroom house.

    • +2

      I work as a house cleaner for my uni job. 2 hours cleaning is the minimum.

      The formula is multiply each room/bathroom by a half hour. That's the total hours you need to clean your house properly.

      So 2 bedrooms and 2 apartment will take you 2 hours,minimum

      • For schools I know we are given 9-10 minutes to wash and wipe down desks, empty and replace bins and vacuum floors minimum every day..per room.. It is a near impossible task but that is the metric I keep being told and hearing..

        Then on top of that you have to wash windows, glass doors, dusting and cobwebbing as needed since those are more situational but yeah emptying bins and clearing dirt off the floor is pretty important.

        Desks you can do every other day or also as needed since usually if you clean a desk completely it should hopefully last a day if you are lucky with no pencil and glue marks and what not.

        Toilets are another story basically mop floors, toilet brush the toilet bowl and wipe down seats over and under and around the toilet itself and replenish soap and tissue and usually some cobwebbing and wipe down mirrors and basins.

        But as with anything scooper and broom any garbage first.

  • %FIREPERSON%

    • fire……

      I am a jedi knight not a "person"

      please get it right

      • +1

        I petition the motion for the new name to be fire knight.. Anyone else agree?

  • This deal is 🔥

  • -3

    Does this also include the culprits in rfs? Surely they should be excluded from this deal.
    https://lmgtfy.com/?q=arsons+rfs

    • +6

      ffs - a tiny, tiny minority of the rfs.
      what's the percentage of fire bugs in our population compared to the percentage of fire bugs to volunteers in the rfs?

      • I would say the latter is higher given how small RFS is compared to 25 million

    • +4

      btw - if you don't have anything positive to say about the rfs please don't bother commenting.
      Just to put my comments in perspective - yes, I've been a volunteer and it's a hard, dangerous and unpaid occupation.

  • +3

    I'm all for these kinds of deals as they are a very nice gesture but as an RFS volunteer myself I always feel weird about claiming them. Like, I'm a firefighter where's my free stuff?!

    • +3

      Most RFS/CFA I've known have been self-sufficient and wouldn't ask either, maybe that's why companies can offer freebies without going broke?

    • +4

      Frostee, there should be more like you - that said you should ask the MP's/Pollies etc who do 3/5th of SFA and are happy to bleed the general public dry for everything they can get for as long as they can. They seem to have nailed the 'no shame' gene.

      That said you make a good point and many folks don't like claiming any 'freebies' but I think you should indulge yourself every now and then as with that attitude you're clearly not one of the folks who 'spoils' a generous offer by overdoing it.

      You don't get a helluva lot else for your efforts so don't be shy in taking whats offered in gratitude for your priceless efforts. :-)

    • Im an RFS volunteer in QLD but I too would feel weird getting that. I wish the government would do a little more in the way of thanks to all volunteers.

    • This seems like a common attitude.

      I'm in lions, and we recently had a community thank you day for the rfs. At least half the community turned up and we raised over $9000. We also invited our two local rfs captains to a meeting to present donation cheques to them. They were both so… I think humble is the best word. Very grateful but almost embarrassed. They're not used to being heroes and role models. It's more than times they got recognition. Great guys and girls.

  • +4

    Can you clean up the Parliament house with corrupt State MPs?

  • +4

    Ironic thing is that this is more on a personal remuneration level than the State/Federal Govt gives them (us, as joined a few weeks ago) to risk their lives, lose income via days off their own work and do incredibly difficult and unpleasant work.

    Good on the cleaning co - surprised other businesses aren't doing similar or that RFS has organised a 'benefits'/friends of RFS program for its unpaid and underappreciated workers. :-/

    • +1

      Don't know about under-appreciated Nikko but I'd add grossly/culpably under-resourced. Govts behaving like Nero. Put fed and state politicians on the front line until all fires are extinguished is the best answer.

      • $$$ in remuneration or resourcing is the only way to know what any Govt really appreciates - otherwise they'll just heap platitudes on you when it looks favourable in the public's eye and forget about you until you're next needed.

        Agree 100% with your last point. :-)

    • In our community, a thank the rfs day was held recently. Sausage sizzle (donated sausages, bread and drinks by local supermarket ) and a donation box. Raised $9,000.

  • -1

    Sexy French maid outfit better be included

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