Make two lists, one for the indoor jobs and one for outside chores. Plan to do the outdoor chores on a good weather day. The article lists the outdoor and indoor chores with several tips to make the job easier. I suggest you get the whole family involved. It is all part of the family working together. They can be given their own chore list as well, and they can cross off the chores as they complete them.
With a few cleaning tips, you can cut down the amount of time required for your fall cleaning routine, attacking it with military precision yet making sure that it is fun for all of the family. Using the age-old principle of 'Divide and Conquer,' you can make sure that both the inside and the outside of your home are well-maintained and clean, giving you a relaxing environment in which to live, and creating a great first impression for friends, neighbors and family alike.
Domestic cleaning checklist is always a good idea. Otherwise I always forget something :P
ReplyDeleteWhen cleaning, especially in Spring one needs a list. That's what I know from First Carpet Cleaner
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