This dresser got moved to the guest room, so we will use it to hold bed linens. My partner made labels for it so we don’t grab the wrong sizes.
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I used to work as a household helper (don't know the proper term in English) for an old lady who had labeled everything in her apartment. Every time a helper had done something wrong, she labeled it.
There was a label on the window "please don't forget to close after airing the room".
There was a label on the tea pot "please steep no longer than 90 seconds".
There was a label on the ceiling lamp "please don't hit your head".
It was amusing, infuriating and kind of cute.
That is adorable and I’m sure a bit annoying to actually deal with.
The term you are looking for is personal assistant, maid, home health aide, or housekeeper depending on the duties.