If you are a house cleaner And you See a door closed what do you do?

I'm not a housekeeper, but if I was I'd knock before I opened any doors. I'd clean unless I was told not to

There's no second-guessing when you are hired to clean a house. You and the owner discuss all areas of the job before you start, including opening and closing whatever doors are there. If you are told to leave the master bedroom alone, then it must be left alone. Period!

As time passes, there will be other tasks that need attention such as cleaning out the fridge, and if they are not included in the initial cleaning, then a separate charge should be discussed.

No one should assume that a home is 'empty' when all occupants are out. You are in a trusted position - don't break that trust just to be nosy. People don't hire home cleaners because their homes are clean, so remember not to grumble if you meet up with some dirt. That's why you have a job.

When you hire on why not ask which rooms you are allowed to enter and the rules of handling closed rooms. You may be surprised how many home owners record you as you move around cleaning their home. Pick something up that is not in your realm of cleaning and you could be looking for a new job. Camera sizes are now so small you are hard pressed to even see them, but they will record you.

Well if no one is in the house, I would peek in and see whats in there. I leave my door close when my cleaner comes but I never hide anything.

If your a cleaner and expected to clean this room

then knock first before you enter it

but they should,nt be in there if they know its your day to clean