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SW-User
lift area rugs/loose mats
hang them outside
beat them /later -vacuum them
dust everything , from ceiling to floor
then clean everything top to bottom
then sweep the floor
vacuum
and then mop
do dishes asap
make beds always
keep containers /keep mess to a minimum
make a roster
this week it is polishing the silver
next week clean windows
once a month-clean drapes and blinds/oven .........and so on
hang them outside
beat them /later -vacuum them
dust everything , from ceiling to floor
then clean everything top to bottom
then sweep the floor
vacuum
and then mop
do dishes asap
make beds always
keep containers /keep mess to a minimum
make a roster
this week it is polishing the silver
next week clean windows
once a month-clean drapes and blinds/oven .........and so on
IndependentGuy · M
subhubby · 56-60, M
Yes, I handle most of the housework in our home. It’s important to stay on task for efficiency. While I am continually trying to get better each week, one way that helps me is writing down my list of housework chores. Then, I cross them off only when completely done. This keeps me more focused and efficient. I also review my housework list with my wife/Goddess to make sure she agrees on my tasks before I begin. 😉
SW-User
Just get up and do one thing at a time. Don't multi-task. What people confuse as multi-tasking, is actually task-switching and they are just doing one thing at a time.. It reduces efficiency and productivity. If you are cleaning the stove, clean the stove, worry about the floor later.
