What it's like to be Donald Trump's housekeeper

A housekeeper who worked at the Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey for three years, is pulling back the curtain on the president’s dirty laundry – and we mean that literally.

Sandra Diaz, 46, went into detail about the particular way President Trump liked his clothes laundered at the residence, which included ironing everything from his white boxers, golf shirts and khaki trousers to his sheets and towels.

In the interview with the New York Times, she also shared that the businessman-turned-politician wanted his items, as well as Melania’s and Barron’s, washed with a “special detergent” in a washing machine separate from the rest of the club’s residents.

“He is extremely meticulous about everything,” Diaz said, which comes as no surprise because Trump has previously admitted to being a “germaphobe,” following reports of salacious acts.

The housekeeper even recalled a time in 2012 when Trump ran his finger around the edges of picture frames and over the surfaces of tables to check for dust. “You did a really good job,” he said, before handing her a $100 bill, according to the report.

Other times, she claimed Trump acted in the opposite manner and even had “an outburst over some orange stains on the collar of his white golf shirt.” According to Diaz, they were allegedly “stubborn remnants of his makeup.”

She eventually quit her job in 2013 and trained her replacement on the specifications required to keep things up to the Trump family standards.

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