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Originally Posted by Kooklabell
These days I don't bother all too much making anything different than what it is everyday. I don't live in a Better Homes and Gardens magazine spread. We live in our home - all the rooms. And given that, if you stop by, you might find dishes in the sink or a mess someplace. I use to be more concerned. But now, life is too short. I guess if I were planning a gathering, I'd make sure the downstairs bathroom and kitchen are picked up and clean. I want my company to be comfortable. But day/day friends, shoot, you get what you get. LOL
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My husband's bathroom. It's a disaster.
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The bathroom. I have boys who cannot aim to save their lives. The lil twerps.
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I can't imagine waking up to a messy home. That would be miserable for me. I want my home to be 'company ready' all the time. Not for company but for me. I use a lot of the flylady.net methods and they work. I don't want to spend my time doing housework, I'm not a maid so everyone living in the house has to take pride in keeping a nice home. I am the type of person who doesn't like a maid service or housekeeping coming in my home so I learned how to clean a clean house.
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Originally Posted by Peckish
The bathroom. I have boys who cannot aim to save their lives. The lil twerps.
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Bathroom.
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The bathrooms, second - kitchen counters.
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The bathroom, of course. I usually keep it clean enough, but I always make it just that much better when I know someone is coming over. I seldom clean my sewing studio because when I do I cannot find anything. It is my workroom, if they do not like it tough. They are not invited over to work in my workroom; they came to see me, I assume anyway.
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I don't want people to come visit any longer. (I just had a week of GF) so I decided that I will leave things as they are. Maybe that will deter them. hehe
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I start with the out side of the kitchen trash container and the dogs dishs. If those two things are clean its assumed every thing else is. Right LOL
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