When I was working I had a cleaner, via an agency. The first one was excellent, but left to start a “proper” job. The rest were mostly ok but some were awful. I probably had about ten over a number of years.
The last one I sacked because she did not put in the hours, arriving late and disappearing early.
I always left a list, in order of priority, with additional items “if you have time”.
Mainly I wanted kitchen, bathroom and living room, hall and stairs done in two hours. Sometimes I omitted bathroom and stairs and asked for a bit of ironing, if they had agreed to that.
For the most part I was grateful to come home to a clean house, but with some I often felt nothing was done thoroughly. Others would ignore the list and do what they fancied. One opted to polish some brass, totally not on my list.
I did not feel I was rich for having a cleaner, or posh. Yes it is a bit of a luxury, but when you are working full time it is money well spent, and helps give someone else employment.
I have not had a cleaner since I left work, but if I become decrepit, I shall.