They'd be wrong.
Here's a woman who thinks she should clean, buys lots of bottles of cleaning stuff, puts them away, and forgets about them.
That, above, is my under-sink cupboard after I've sorted it out. I have another space on the floor of my saucepan cupboard where I usually keep refills, but this morning I had a sudden burst of enthusiasm - and I have to make the most of these - and I cleaned out both.
I've only actually cleaned the sink cupboard. But I've taken bottles out of the other cupboard and moved things around. Hopefully now I'll have a better idea of what I have and what I need. Bev, my wonderful cleaner - how did I live without her? - brings her own products so anything I buy is just for my use. Or not.
An aged bottle of oven cleaner. As I've not cleaned my oven in ahhum years I'm not likely to start now, so I could throw it away. But that seems wasteful so I'll just put it at the back of my saucepan cupboard until next time I get an urge.
Bottles that had marker pen writing on them that has now faded. Will I remember what they're for? But I'd better keep them just in case.
But I can definitely chuck this dried-up hardened j-cloth!
6 comments:
Once you get a house cleaner you can't manage without them. I only do the bits cleaners don't, such as inside cabinets, and I don't know how I managed before.
Looking very ship-shape!
Chucking the cloth is something.
Good for you! I find the aggravation of putting up with cleaners to outweigh the inconvenience of my doing the work. (To be honest I should say "outweigh the inconvenience of putting up with a less-clean house.)
HA! Okay, you've motivated me to clean... or at least organize old cleaning supplies
Mine looks about the same.
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