Sania Reveals Criteria for Choosing a Housekeeper, Doesn't Want Someone Too Old but Not Too Young Either

Kapanlagi.com - Singer Sania currently does not have a live-in housekeeper (ART) and only uses weekly cleaning services to clean her house. That's why every day, the 47-year-old woman does household chores such as sweeping, washing dishes, and watering plants.

Sania admitted that it's not easy to find a housekeeper who lives in her house. Moreover, she often travels out of town to fulfill singing engagements.

"Age matters, if they're too old they might be slow and it's not nice to tell them, especially if they have a history of illness," said Sania when talking to kapanlagi.com at her home in Ragunan, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (7/6/2023).

Being too young is also not what Sania wants when recruiting an ART. But, there's one thing that Sania always emphasizes, which is honesty because she's not always at home.

"It's better to have someone productive and honest, because I'm rarely at home. And then, for washing clothes, I only iron the ones I use at home, if it's for singing or going out, I go to the laundry. And if I cook, the food is already catered, so it's not too heavy for the housekeeper, but it still needs to be clean, especially if the housekeeper is very young and always on their phone," she explained.

1. Not a Talkative Type

Sania: KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

Sania also admitted that she is not the type to talk a lot to ART. However, if there is something that is not clean or anything like that, then Sania will speak up and even demonstrate herself.

"I have already told them from the beginning, the important thing is to be clean, consider this as your own home, like cleaning your own home, but here you have to work a little extra, because maybe if I scold them after they work," she said.

"I'm not scolding them, but more like telling them that it's not clean enough, for example the table, the table has been wiped, but the cloth used is dirty, so it's not clean but dirty, it smells bad, that's why I tell them to wash it first and don't mix it up," she concluded.

(kpl/aal/glk)