Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Dirty little secrets of the MA, 1 by sallyg

sallyg wrote:
Have mercy! as Chantell would say. What have I come to, that my lack of housecleaning inspires some one? ROFL!
This picture hints at my usual level of clutter. There are five people in this house all displaying their diverse interests on every horizontal surface. We're a whole group stricken with 'can't put things away ite-is'. Finally push will come to shove, and something falls off the end LOL and (usually me) sorts some stuff till its manageable again.
I'm on septic so that totally justifies my laundry style= a load a day of the worst/ fullest hamper. Then there's a perpetual basket of laundry to be sorted and put away, to catch up with during TV time, no prime garden time will be devoted (LOST) to that! (If some one really needs something they can get it from the basket) The only thing I mostly keep up with is the kitchen , having been a food inspector helps. I rarely ever have horrible wasted leftovers forgetten in the fridge or freezer. (waste of money!) and using a dishwashing machine makes it easy to clear the sink at least once a day (usually -LOL)
Ugh--I broke down and mopped to day. I HATE the black fuzz from the dog! I swept the floor first and then when mopping, these wads and minirolls of black fuzz appear--ughhhhh.
There was a pretty good thread going one time in Clean and Clutter Free--My contribution was, to periodically leave the cleaning supplies in the hallway or someplace to be noticed, to ensure that your housemate knows (or thinks) you cleaned