Let us look at some vital steps that will aid our cleaning exercise. This includes:
Keeping our cleaning supplies that are frequently used handy. By placing a sponge and cleanser next to the bathtub, you or your family will be more inclined to wash out the tub when finished with using it.
We can keep a small flat basket at hand to carry items back and forth, so, instead of making half a dozen trips, we make two. More especially, if we have any form of disabilities. Others have conserved strength by using tongs to grab items or when cleaning in hard-to-reach places.
Finally
Cleaning up after yourself can save time later on. The five minutes wiping up spills on the stove or in the oven when they occur can save several hours of hard cleaning when the spills become “baked on.”
A general routine can prevent panic when you see housework piling up, because you know it will be cared for eventually. But your schedule must be flexible. Tuesday morning you may not feel up to tackling the scheduled kitchen floor, so you may have to substitute some easier task. Let us continue tomorrow.
