D_Theophallus Kneedgroin
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I have a housekeeper.
I do too, his name is Rico :tongue:
Why do I say things that I KNOW will get me in trouble?
Maybe that's an idea for another thread.....
Actually we both like cleaning...
I have a housekeeper.
hmm....well when I'm in the right mood.... I love to scrub the bath tub and the toilet. I get ocd from time to time, I just really get off cleaning the bathroom. I mean I get on my hands and knees with a toothbrush and clean. I'm weird.....I know, but I love a clean bathroom
washing dishes as long as I can look out a window
It's funny but I actually enjoy ironing. It's very calming for me. Other than that I can't say I have many faves around the house.
I'm just like you: I love making my bathroom as clean as possible. I will clean the toilet for about 20 minutes. I want that bathroom shining like a gem. But, again, I'm a clean freak.
What's strange is that I don't wash my hands very much after I urinate.:biggrin1:
You've put your finger on the one serious difference my wife and I have.
I'm not a clean freak but by wife is, well, a slob. This causes more tension in our marriage than I care to admit.
Everything else, including washing dishes, I dislike immensely. Cleaning bathrooms is the worst. All those chemicals, all that scrubbing, all the nooks and crannies, blech!
Rubi, isn't two weeks a long time to go before changing your sheets?Hazel the Maid here.
Rubi, isn't two weeks a long time to go before changing your sheets?
I used to send all my laundry to the cleaners in my other life and I actually never learned to iron properly - took me about a year to do it properly as no one taught me all the tricks. I do it infrequently as I still use the cleaners these days.
I have a housekeeper every once in a while and she is very very good about using non-toxic cleaning agents as she is very health conscious being a granola "organic" type of person. She uses Bon Ami (a non-toxic cleanser with just abrasives), diluted white vinegar in a squirt bottle, baking soda occasionally on the carpet and insists on vacuums with HEPA filters. All cleaning rags are washed and recycled for the next time and she uses no paper or disposable cleaning gear. The house never smells chemically sanitized - just naturally clean which is great.
Clorox and P&G have brainwashed America into thinking that they need their toxic expensive products when much more healthy and sustainable un-sexy cleaning agents work just as well if not better.
Rubi, isn't two weeks a long time to go before changing your sheets?