So, I'm not really one of those women who keeps a super clean house. And I don't really want to be. Because that would mean that I was spending a lot of time cleaning, which I really dislike. I prefer to use my homemaking skills in more creative endeavors. But the house has to be cleaned, so I look for every shortcut that I can find.
Here's my tip for cleaning my large porcelain kitchen sink, at the same time that I get my dishrag and dishtowel white. I have a bunch of white dishrags and towels. I bought a couple of the large packs at Target a couple of years ago. Once a week, I choose the dingiest washrag and dish towel and lay them flat in the bottom of my kitchen sink. I then spray the rag/towel covered sink down with a multipurpose cleaner that contains bleach (it's Target's Up and Up brand all-purpose spray cleaner, but there are others on the market, that's just the one I use). I let the saturated rag/towel stay in the sink for a couple of hours, until looking bleached. Then I lightly wring them out and add to a load of white laundry to be washed, and give the sink a good rinsing. My sink is clean and one washrag and one dish towel look white again.
Help me out here. What do you do to minimize your housework?
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
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