#weekly cleaning schedule

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Avoiding Mess in the Slow Cooker.

Nothing ruins the excitement of a home-cooked meal like lifting the slow cooker lid and seeing a sticky mess waiting for you. But you can avoid that chaos with a few simple tricks.Follow Simple Cleaning Steps, and your slow cooker stays clean while your meals come out flawless every single time.

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For every commercial building, cleaning is not an easy task to cover every corner. To make it easy, a proper weekly cleaning schedule is the best way. it will make you decide how many days you'll clean and what things you will cover every day. Every business place should be cleaned at least twice a week. Professionals like JBN Cleaning provides a weekly cleaning checklist that will be helpful for the cleaners to clean the office. Get some ideas about cleaning your business premises by hiring our expert commercial cleaners in Sydney.

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Simple Weekly Cleaning Schedule That Works | JBN Cleaning

Follow this weekly cleaning schedule to stay on top of cleaning tasks that help in weekly cleaning to keep your business looking great.

Keeping a commercial building clean can be a daunting task, but with a weekly cleaning schedule, it can be a manageable and organized process. A weekly cleaning schedule can help ensure that every area of the building is cleaned regularly and nothing gets overlooked.

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Weekly Cleaning Schedule

I am so excited to finally share this with all of you, my weekly cleaning schedule. This has been on my list of things to write about since I started this blog months ago, but I am just now getting around to actually posting it. Today, I wanted to share my Weekly Cleaning Schedule and in printable form too if you want to keep it handy.

I started following this schedule when I was still working…

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Weekly Cleaning Schedule

I know awhile I go I shared some photos of my condo, however over time lots has happened!  I went through a time of living on my own causing me to change up my condo, and then my friend Natalie moved in with me, which again caused us to change our condo again!  Today is my first day off since Christmas break.  Now don’t get me wrong.  I LOVE my job, but it’s also nice to get that day off that’s…

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House Fairy

As a little girl I loved to play "House Fairy" - I would wait until I had the house to myself and I would clean top to bottom before anyone returned.  It was a huge stress reliever to me and I loved to surprise my mom.  To this day, I've always preferred to clean from top to bottom in one fell swoop and I have a hard time picking up things on a daily basis, because I'd rather have it very messy to be able to pick it all up and feel more accomplished!  

As the years have gone by, with the addition of career and children, it has become increasingly difficult to have the time to be able to clean from top to bottom at one time.  I found that I was getting more and more overwhelmed, while the house got messier.  Thank goodness for my husband who excels (almost to the extreme!) at putting things away.  I always joke that I don't lose things despite the mess, unless he's touched it!  Then I have no clue where it went.

As I've been on this maternity leave, it keeps becoming more and more apparent that I need to change my all or nothing mentality of being able to have the time to clean the house from top to bottom.  I didn't realize it though until one day, during a Pinterest search, I came across this wonderful blog A Bowl Full of Lemons and this post on daily cleaning.  Clean daily?  My heart started racing.  I can't imagine having the time.  But it made me start looking into other schedule examples.  I thought, maybe I will give this a shot, see what I might be missing and if any of this could help keep a more orderly house.

Some of the examples seemed too excessive for me and I was worried I'd fall back into my old habit where I'd aim to be perfect and then abandon ship when I failed.  But in searching for the perfect schedule, what I found was my own.

I decided to use the example below as the basis - it wasn't as daunting as some of the others and I felt it was a good place to start.

Source: http://savingdollarsandsense.com/cleaning-schedule/

The 'Daily' made me nervous - most of the schedules had similar items - but the thought of sweeping daily made me groan.  And laundry - come on!

I also put a basket at the bottom of my stairs with the intent that throughout the day anything that belonged back upstairs would go in there and as we headed up for bed with the kids I'd take it up and put stuff away.  Clutter is my downfall.  I think tables and chairs make great "stuff" holders.  I know deep down this drives my husband crazy!  So he might like this one.

I am going to give this a try for two weeks to see how it works and if it's something I can keep up with.

Here goes nothing...