Finding a gift for mom can be difficult. Google “Mother’s Day gifts,” and you’ll scroll endless lists of gardening tools, beauty products, candles and fuzzy slippers.
All those ideas are great, but sometimes it’s fun to truly surprise your loved ones with something unique yet useful.
Here’s one idea: A professional home cleaning with Well-Paid Maids.
If you know her schedule, go ahead and book a cleaning. (She can always reschedule with a 3-day notice.)
You can also purchase a gift certificate by giving us a call at 202-715-1646 or sending an email to [email protected] with her name, email and/or home address and the desired amount.
We service D.C., Northern Virginia and Montgomery/Prince George’s counties.
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