<prompt> Human: Hello,This is my scenario:DINKSEarly 30s, established careers110,00 before tax income. 2-3k unused income after current budget allocations. Aggressive savers. 20k cash emergency fund, 35k for other goals, and retirement accounts.Homeowners in Midwest US. We are homebodies, and I have many tools and enjoy doing projectsimprovements.No Debt besides mortgage. Own 2 cars.3 cats and a doggie.Finally, I have 7 classes left for a masters program job is fully funding and can finish in 1 year if 2 class per semester, or 2.5 years if 1 class per semester.So, I handle all the outside house maintenance, and my wife and I share the inside duties. Wife dislikes cleaning, and I dont feel like I have the time to allocate the effort to the various chores. During the school year, we often let 20 loads of laundry build up towels, casual clothes, etc. With the pets, someone needs to vacuum at least once a week, or it gets bad quick.Do you think it is a good idea for us to hire housekeeping help? Can we afford it? Has this helped your lifestyle? How do we hire a company or an individual, and what do you recommend. I ask your opinion because no one in our family has achieved our level of financial independence this early in life, so I have no one IRL to ask. All advice is appreciated.I am thinking a persons who comes in weekly to vacuum, load the dishwasher, dust, clean bathroom, change towels, clean litter boxes is that weird?, mop every 2 weeks, etc. Edit: wanted to provide an update. Today the service I selected came out and did an estimate and got to meet one of the two owners. We will be paying for the initial cleaning and then weekly cleaning at 110 per week. Feels like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. They will be doing pretty much everything except for dishes, laundry, and cat litter.  <response>: If whatever cleaning company you hire works for a certain amount of time, e.g. 2 hours per week, then its pretty important to do a bit of tidying up before the cleaner arrives. Ideally youd want them doing the mopping, cleaning the bathroom, etc. rather then picking stuff up off the floor or moving magazines from the coffee table. 