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Weekly Flylady Thread 25th January 2010

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  • tc3061
    tc3061 Posts: 106 Forumite
    gotnodosh wrote: »
    Oh one post I do remember was Poppy's: I now know why you call him KH lol. If that had been my Ex I would have gone mental, what a cheek!!! When my Ex came round to see DD2 I used to watch him like a hawk, couldn't trust him at all, didn't even let him upstairs in the end. Maybe you should make that rule, when he comes to see the kids he can go in downstairs and thats it. I wouldn't put up with it.
    I agree, in fact after being threatened with him trying to move back in, I stopped letting mine in the house at all! Luckily now he's settled with a proper place of his own and a gf, I don't think he'd even want to come in now anyway. I haven't worked out KH yet, although only just got TD today :rotfl:

    Today have done to level one and will plod on and hope to get to level three by end of week (this is ok isn't it?) DS was home from school ill, but felt better mid afternoon, he asked if he could play his xbox and I agreed he could have this privilidge only after he had tidy his room! :D

    Have also built 2nd wardrobe carcass, so tomorrow will be the final push to get the internal drawers built and in along with 2 more shelves and then the hard bit of fixing two large glass sliding doors to the whole thing. Or rather the hardest bit will be for me & my friend to get them upstairs :eek:
  • pigpen
    pigpen Posts: 41,152 Forumite
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    KH.. [EMAIL="kn0bhe@d"]kn0bhe@d[/EMAIL]

    Another of mine, sorry lol
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  • toochoosey
    toochoosey Posts: 7,371 Forumite
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    Daily routines/todailies
    laundry, W T F S S
    swish and swipe kitchen W T F S S
    S+S bathroom, W T F S S
    ironing, T W T F S S
    making beds, W T F S S
    vacuuming high traffic areas, W T F S S
    making meals etc W T F S S

    Night-time routines ,
    preparing clothes for the next day, T W T F S
    swish & swipes of the kitchen T W T F S
    tidying the living room M T W T F S


    Monday ~ Kiddies rooms/Spare rooms/Additional reception rooms
    Level One
    Strip and wash bedding/throws/curtains
    Level Two
    Wash 2 windows
    Level Three
    wash out bins
    Extras
    1. Clean out any pets/poo trays etc
    2. Empty and clean out your handbag/coat pockets.. wherever you stuff your purse and receipts!
    Tuesday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining areas
    Level Three
    Throw away 10 items you have kept for ages but have absolutely no use for!..
    Extras
    1. Muck out the fridge..
    2. Muck out the oven
    3. Muck out the microwave.. or other small appliance.. toasters with dead mice in spring to mind!
    Well not looking too bad, should finish those off tomorrow. DD ha sbeen good today....had an arguement with her friend but apologised after....the after school routine went off plan for a while BUT she was washed, ready for bed and in bed by 6:30 to watch a film, so all good there xx
  • tc3061
    tc3061 Posts: 106 Forumite
    LMAO:rotfl:thanks for clearing that up for me pigpen.
    I have him under X on mobile, but woud love to change it to KH, but wouldn't know what to say to kids if they asked why!!
  • carlsberggal
    carlsberggal Posts: 993 Forumite
    edited 26 January 2010 at 7:58PM
    Jo - well you learn something everyday!!! ;) Can you tell I'm not Scottish?! LOL Don't they look weird though?
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  • hex2
    hex2 Posts: 4,736 Forumite
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    Just wanted to say good luck to Julie Jim, and woo hoo to Mudbath!

    Not posting again until I have actually finished a list although I have made a start on both - big sympathy for Toots (and her alter ego) who is/are wading through all these pages :eek:.

    Thanks for the good wishes on my DH interviews - the job market has really very much picked up in the last week or three, so if neither of these is right then there are five or six more to apply for. Something will come up and we can go back to living as a family :o.
    'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero
  • MissHiggerty
    MissHiggerty Posts: 594 Forumite
    edited 26 January 2010 at 8:08PM
    xx_Jo_xx wrote: »
    Carlsberggal - Haggis are real!!! I cant believe how many people dont realise that.... look here - http://www.obanargyll.com/haggis.html :p

    Quite so! And the hunting season is only in months without an H in them. ;)

    MissH
    xxxxx
  • xx_Jo_xx
    xx_Jo_xx Posts: 2,858 Forumite
    Uniform Washer
    greenbee wrote: »
    Haven't seen you on the FB thread ... and FYI a square of green & blacks 85% dark chocolate is only 23 calories :D

    :rotfl: I cant keep up with too many things at once..... Im a one-thread-at-a-time knida gal ;)
    Tomato wrote: »
    Haya

    Now, a few questions to more experienced pilots on this thread:
    1. how do you clean really dirty oven? I ss mine with hot soapy water, and the cloth was very brown, but the oven door does not look any different. :(Neat stardrops to begin with and a scourer, or biological washing powders/dishwashing tablets and hot water. All of these things have a degreaser in them which helps break down all the crapola stuck to your oven. It also helps if your oven is slightly warm... get the worst of it off with these and like someone else says, some biological washing powder in the bath is great for soaking the shelves/glass in. Once the worst of it is off, keeping on top of it with stardrops is much easier :cool:
    2. what are you best/ tried & tested FL tools/ tricks? I am running low on cleaning agents now. Any advice is wellcome. I know people use soda, vinegar, but how do they mix it all ....?
    I dont know about everyone else, but I kept spray bottles I had for other things, and cleaned them out. One has stardrops and water (about 1/4 stardrops 3/4 water) which I use for general cleaning, Swishing and swiping surfaces etc.

    I have another one with stardrops, water and tea tree oil, which I use in the bathroom and on windowsills and anywhere else prone to mildew and possible spores.

    I use neat stardrops for oven and tough cleaning. I use vinegar/lemon juice and water for the windows and I go over the kitchen, bathroom and windows with a dry microfibre cloth to bring everything to a sparkling shine. HTH xx

    T
    tc3061 wrote: »
    Have also built 2nd wardrobe carcass, so tomorrow will be the final push to get the internal drawers built and in along with 2 more shelves and then the hard bit of fixing two large glass sliding doors to the whole thing. Or rather the hardest bit will be for me & my friend to get them upstairs :eek:

    Erm, wouldnt it have been easier to build it upstairs....removing the need to carry it up afterwards? :o

    Congratulations Mudders :T:T:T xx
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  • smartie12
    smartie12 Posts: 7,658 Forumite
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    Nothing done today apart from some washing:p

    Oh and I managed to get my regular blood tests done on time this month:D

    I will do a Smarties mini Wednesday list for tomorrow;)

    Hugs if you need them xx
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  • greenbee
    greenbee Posts: 17,870 Forumite
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    Triker wrote: »
    I'm still having the car dilemma, I really don't know what to go for...not even the type of car, never mind how/what to pay for it, got some to spend, still agonising re debt, finace, loans etc.....argh.

    Two 'givens', I hate putting petrol or diesel in so fuel efficiancy is a biggie and I like space/room. Any suggestions, I'd prefer an automatic too as an energy conservation exercise.
    I hate filling the car up too... I want one I can plug in when i get home... How about looking at the VW bluemotion and seeing whether there are any automatics? Or look on one of those websites where you put in what you want and it comes up with something you can't afford...

    Just finished work... it's too late to go the gym (especially as I have to be back there at 7am tomorrow) but I'm over 5000 steps short of today's target and it's now dark outside...
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