How to simplify house cleaning and organization. Whether your goal is to save time on housecleaning, stretch the household budget, or make running a home less stressful, you've come to the right place.
There's nothing complicated about creating an inviting, efficient, and well-run home.
It doesn't take endless hours of house cleaning with a mop and bucket, or an advanced degree in building maintenance, to keep an organized home and the various systems inside running smoothly.
The strategies we'll discuss are simple and easy to implement, making you feel confident and capable in maintaining a well-organized home.
Everything you need to know about cleaning, organizing, and repairing what you can around your home—and when to call professional help—is included here.
I'll tell you which chores you can safely skip now and then, and which are absolute musts for a clean, safe home.
Whether your goal is to save time, to stretch your household budget, or to make running a home less stressful, you'll find the answers here.
These tips will not only inspire you to achieve a clean, organized, and efficient home but also provide relief from the stress of household chores.
With work, kids, and leisure pursuits all competing for your attention, house cleaning may not be the highest priority.
Still, if you're like most people, you consider a reasonably clean home and not having piles of laundry to be not only a goal but essential to your peace of mind.
If you are struggling with house cleaning (you're normal!), you don't have to throw in the towel. I've got lots of house cleaning tips to help get even the deep cleaning done.
These practical tips are designed to make you feel secure and confident in your cleaning abilities.
Central to my housekeeping strategy is organizing the entire home—room by room—around the needs of every family member.
After all, most homes look war-torn because parents and kids haven't set up rooms for daily living.
To make matters worse, often one adult—usually Mom—has sole responsibility for home cleaning and organizing all the details (which is why moms sometimes get that funny, shell-shocked look around 7 p.m.).
The point is that no Mom or Dad should be an island. Unless parents have a battle plan —a set of strategies and routines to guide the troops through the minefield of daily family life —they can't expect to survive the pre-college years with their sanity intact.
This website helps you (the generals) not only keep your home running smoothly, but also shows you how to enlist even the youngest members of your family —the 'littlest privates'—in home cleaning. By involving them in age-appropriate tasks, you can teach them responsibility and lighten your own load.
There will be room for every drawing, school paper, and test that arrives each day - and even the littlest privates will know where that is.
The wild carpool routine will be tamed. The family plan for buffing surfaces will be in place. And surprise visits from friends won't be dreaded. Even the most domestically challenged will be ready in a flash to host unexpected in-laws overnight.
In short, World War III will be averted, Mom won't be cranky anymore, and the family will have a clean, happy, harmonious home to enjoy.
This website covers everything you need to know to keep your home and family cleaning team on track.
We'll discuss cleaning smarter and quicker with kids, organizing room-by-room, lightening the laundry load, corralling kids, and even preparing the minivan for calm carpools and relaxing weekend getaways.
You can simplify house cleaning and organization, maintain your home, and beautify it in minutes, not hours. This website is the first step toward achieving a cleaner, safer, lovelier, and more hassle-free home.
Go beyond sparkling clean! This website covers everything you need to know to keep your home clean, organized, truly sanitized, and healthy amid the ever-changing world of viruses and bacteria.
So stop panic-cleaning with bleach when someone suddenly gets sick or the headlines discover a new health threat.
Instead, prepare with sensible cleaning and organizing steps that will work hard for your household all year.
You can find the hot spots where germs lurk - so you can target your efforts.