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Make a cleaning schedule for the best results
2013-12-12
If you are paying too much for a cleaner, or feel like you can never get the cleaning done without it taking up your whole weekend, then perhaps you should look in to the ways in which you clean, and when you do it. Simply making your cleaning more regular will ensure that you are getting your house looking amazing without having to worry about it taking up all of your spare time. In using certain periods of time throughout your week that may otherwise have been ‘off’ time, where you don’t get a huge amount done anyway, you can reduce the impact that the cleaning has on your proper relaxation time. Of course, this means that you need to clean more regularly, which sounds like you are creating another problem for yourself, but in actual fact it makes a lot more sense than it sounds like it does. Have a look over the following pointers to see how you could revolutionize your cleaning schedule to get your house looking amazing without breaking a sweat.
So, most of the time people do not want to clean because it takes ages, and they are worried about how long they are going to spend doing something so boring. This is a perfectly natural worry, and it is not surprising that people are so quick to get a cleaner in. There would be a lot of money saved if people were as quick to think about how they could make their cleaning easier for themselves. You will find that if you clean more regularly, the dust does not build up as much between cleans. This is pretty obvious. However, the less dust and dirt, the quicker the clean, which means that you are not likely to spend as much time cleaning, which means that you transfer the effort involved in cleaning rarely, into cleaning more regularly. So, if the cleaning takes less time each time you do it, you can get each task done in five to ten minutes. If you divide these tasks up and fit them into the spare five or ten minute periods that you have during the day, you may well find that you actually have a lot of time for cleaning within your schedule.
People usually treat those periods between other things as unusable time, as no one can really get much done then. If you are keen on it, and aware of how long things take, then there is no reason why you can’t wipe down the whole kitchen in the time it takes to boil the kettle! If you are always thinking in this way, then you may notice that you always have about ten minutes between being ready and leaving for work in the morning. Why not take the vacuum cleaner round the house during this time? Or perhaps mop the kitchen? When you get in from work, there is often a period where you are simply sitting around, perhaps watching TV. Why not get ten minutes of cleaning done before you do this? It is hugely unlikely that you are going to feel like you have missed out on anything, as the TV you would have watched would not have been enough for a whole program! The list is endless, but there will no doubt be times throughout the day where you can be getting cleaning stuff done without it affecting your real relaxation time that should come at the weekend. NO one is suggesting that you don’t relax during the week, but you can clean as well!
So, most of the time people do not want to clean because it takes ages, and they are worried about how long they are going to spend doing something so boring. This is a perfectly natural worry, and it is not surprising that people are so quick to get a cleaner in. There would be a lot of money saved if people were as quick to think about how they could make their cleaning easier for themselves. You will find that if you clean more regularly, the dust does not build up as much between cleans. This is pretty obvious. However, the less dust and dirt, the quicker the clean, which means that you are not likely to spend as much time cleaning, which means that you transfer the effort involved in cleaning rarely, into cleaning more regularly. So, if the cleaning takes less time each time you do it, you can get each task done in five to ten minutes. If you divide these tasks up and fit them into the spare five or ten minute periods that you have during the day, you may well find that you actually have a lot of time for cleaning within your schedule.
People usually treat those periods between other things as unusable time, as no one can really get much done then. If you are keen on it, and aware of how long things take, then there is no reason why you can’t wipe down the whole kitchen in the time it takes to boil the kettle! If you are always thinking in this way, then you may notice that you always have about ten minutes between being ready and leaving for work in the morning. Why not take the vacuum cleaner round the house during this time? Or perhaps mop the kitchen? When you get in from work, there is often a period where you are simply sitting around, perhaps watching TV. Why not get ten minutes of cleaning done before you do this? It is hugely unlikely that you are going to feel like you have missed out on anything, as the TV you would have watched would not have been enough for a whole program! The list is endless, but there will no doubt be times throughout the day where you can be getting cleaning stuff done without it affecting your real relaxation time that should come at the weekend. NO one is suggesting that you don’t relax during the week, but you can clean as well!
