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LifeisaGarden

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I do the dishes after every meal, and laundry as soon as the basket is full. I have six main rooms in my house and I clean one every day thoroughly, dusting, sweeping/moping and/or vacuuming. Once a month my wife and I do a big clean and do all the little things that don't get done by me during the week, like cleaning the outside of the windows and whatnot.

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I do the dishes after every meal, and laundry as soon as the basket is full. I have six main rooms in my house and I clean one every day thoroughly, dusting, sweeping/moping and/or vacuuming. Once a month my wife and I do a big clean and do all the little things that don't get done by me during the week, like cleaning the outside of the windows and whatnot.

Nice system.

So is it your job to clean the house?

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Twice a week. I'm very cluttered and messy, but everything is always clean.

This is good. Clean is always good. :)

I used to clean houses when I was in college because I could work it around my class schedule. I cleaned for people who were the opposite. Very organized but nasty. It was gross, which is why I don't clean for people anymore.

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I change the sheets once a week, or sooner if needed.

I have a young girl come in twice a week. she cleans the bathrooms, kitchen, mops all the floors, vacuums, and dusts.

I will vacuum in between if needed and clean the kitchen counters, do dishes and laundry as needed.

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This is good. Clean is always good. :)

I used to clean houses when I was in college because I could work it around my class schedule. I cleaned for people who were the opposite. Very organized but nasty. It was gross, which is why I don't clean for people anymore.

I hate when people's things are dirty. It's really annoying to walk into someone's room and pick up an old cup with things growing inside.

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