Can I introduce my neighbour's cleaning business without recommending work I haven't used?

My neighbour sent me a message to forward: “Recommended by your neighbours—reliable, thorough cleaning.”

She has started a cleaning business and asked if I would share her number with two households I know. I was happy to make an introduction. I have never hired her, and I don't know those things about her work.

When I said I would change the wording, she replied, “They trust you. Otherwise it's just another advert.” That is exactly why I am hesitant. She is friendly and keeps her own home beautifully, but I don't want those impressions to become a customer recommendation.

I suggested, “Our neighbour is taking cleaning bookings; here's her contact if you'd like to ask about the service.” She thinks it sounds as though I am carefully distancing myself from her.

Would it be fair to send that neutral introduction, or should I decline to forward anything until I can honestly recommend the work? I want to help her get a chance, not supply a testimonial she hasn't yet earned from me.