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Weekly Flylady Thread 22nd February 2010

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  • Radish72
    Radish72 Posts: 2,075 Forumite
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    Help please - what is the best way to clean windows without smears

    I have a microfiber cloth is this a good start

    Thanks in advance :D
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  • pigpen
    pigpen Posts: 41,152 Forumite
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    Radish72 wrote: »
    Help please - what is the best way to clean windows without smears

    I have a microfiber cloth is this a good start

    Thanks in advance :D

    Wash with water and washing up liquid to remove stickiness... and the wul prevents condensation!

    Dry or swish with a squeejee... then run over with a microfibre clotth and white vinegar.. SHINY glass!!
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  • carlsberggal
    carlsberggal Posts: 993 Forumite
    edited 24 February 2010 at 9:18PM
    aah piggers what a shame she is in pain. LOL at you telling DS3 off!
    I have STILL done nothing but been on here and FB apart from the TD. Even taken some diclofenic and ibruprofen but the barstewarding things arn't working!
    oooh and where is Greenbee? Haven't seen her post for a couple of days. Hope you are ok
    To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith
  • AnW'sMum wrote: »
    We are getting a mondeo. Went down to sort it all out this morning, took ages in the traffic but I shall be picking it up next Tues :D Miss A in particular is very excited, next task will be to organise a tow bar for it.

    You could have had our Mondeo!!!! We only got rid of ours because it was getting a bit old and there was a few things going wrong with it. But we had it for 7 years and it was a good car for us.

    Pigpen....hugest of hugs for Moomin. Glad she enjoyed it but shame about the pain.:( Hope she recovers quickly.

    Girls now in bed and I've done a bit of flying in the kitchen so I think I'll go and find my list and update it then get stuck into Chapter 3 of my OU work.
  • Monday ~ Living/Family/Reception room
    Dust and deweb light fittings, picture rails and other fluffy places!!
    10 minute hotspot clearance...and don't just stuff it all in a drawer!
    Tuesday ~ Kitchen & Dining area
    Level One
    Sweep and mop the floor
    Scrub out the sink
    Clean filters and door seals.. don't forget the fridge ones they are usually revolting!
    Wash/beat dirt from doormats
    Level Three
    Clean out the fridge.. furry fruit is not so healthy!
    Wednesday ~ Master Bedroom & Landing
    Level 1

    Check smoke alarms are working
    Remove bed linen and replace with fresh linen
    Declutter the floordrobe
    Level 2
    Dust surfaces & make sure no cobwebs..
    Vacuum mattress before replacing fresh linen
    15 minutes grotspot clearance
    Level 3
    Vacuum floors in bedroom and on landing
    Sort one area of clothes or linen storage making sure only what should be in there is, anything that's had it's day or doesn't belong there is removed
    Defluff and demuck woodwork... skirtings, window frames, door frames dados, picture rails etc
    Extras
    1. binbag dance, time for that midweek fling, go grab a bag and clear that clutter
    2. Air the duvet.. fling it over the line for half an hour if you can.. fly away bugs!
    3. Clean windows in these rooms
    4. Tidy away those toiletries and make up!
  • thifty
    thifty Posts: 1,027 Forumite
    Monday ~ Living/Family/Reception room
    Level One
    Level Three
    Polish any glass.. screens, pictures, ornaments mirrors etc
    Extras
    Tuesday ~ Kitchen & Dining area
    Level One
    mop the floor
    Level Two
    Wipe fronts of units and large appliances
    Clean filters and door seals.. don't forget the fridge ones they are usually revolting!
    Level Three
    Clean out the fridge.. furry fruit is not so healthy!

    Extras
    1. Scrub kickboards
    2. Wipe over the oven
    3. Wash out bins.. rubbish/recycle/compost caddies
    4. Throw out any oven trays beyond their best.. peeling non-stick coatings are really bad for you!!
    Wednesday ~ Master Bedroom & Landing
    Level 1
    Remove bed linen and replace with fresh linen
    Level 2
    Dust surfaces & make sure no cobwebs..
    Vacuum mattress before replacing fresh linen
    15 minutes grotspot clearance
    Level 3
    Vacuum floors in bedroom and on landing
    Defluff and demuck woodwork... skirtings, window frames, door frames dados, picture rails etc

    Been out all day shopping with my lovely little girl so am afraid I have been a bad flylady:o
    I have only
    WM x 2
    dysoned through downstairs
    emptied bins
    tidied craft cupboard as well as one I crossed off the list
    changed tablecloth again:mad:

    I need to buy a rotary dryer thingie for outside as my new house has a stupid shaped garden and I can't really hang a washing line. I need some advice on what to buy and more importantly what not to buy! we are a family of 4, 2 small kids , one set of washable nappies so I do at least one load a day. My garden is a fair size but is sloping, mixture of grass and paving.

    Hex and Sarah Happy Birthday
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  • Valli wrote: »
    decluttered e mails (who's John Mike?)

    I got that too!!! Assumed it was dodgy and ignored it.
  • macpep1
    macpep1 Posts: 1,749 Forumite
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    edited 24 February 2010 at 9:42PM
    Hex sorry never saw it this morning :bdaycake: hope you had a nice one x
    AnW'sMum wrote: »
    We are getting a mondeo. Went down to sort it all out this morning, took ages in the traffic but I shall be picking it up next Tues :D Miss A in particular is very excited, next task will be to organise a tow bar for it.

    Well done on the new car, what is the tow bar for may I ask (am saving for a touring caravan) was just being nosey :p
    pigpen wrote: »
    DS3 yelled at for being a little sheet.. He said he hates me, I said I hate the way he behaves and if he doesn't stop spekaing to me like he has been doing he will be choking on my fist as I remove his larynx!!!

    oh yeah.. ice skating.. Moomin has been ice skating today with school.. they are going the next 3 Wednesdays too.. anyway.. they took her insoles from her shoes and put them in the ice skates.. they even remembered to put them back in her boots when they brought her back.

    This is the one with cerebral palsy and hypermobility and the leg length discrepancy.. She has now been calpolled for the back pain she has brought home too.. It obviously means she cannot be an hour doing physical stuff without her shoe raise.. which is not transferable.. She only fell twice she said and was really pleased with that and the staff had been told not to hold her up if she fell but to let her fall so they didn't dislocate any joints..

    I will mention to the teacher about her back pain.. it usually takes a few days to wear off.. but the CP hasn't ever really caused her to be 'unable' to do anything before.. I know she is able but is in such pain it isn't something she could do just for fun..

    Ok.. I've waffled...

    I so enjoy your posts piggers, the way you write things down I can actually imagine them :rotfl::rotfl:

    Glad your moomin had fun ice skating but sorry she has to suffer the consequenes (sp)

    My keyboard keeps missing out random letters so its taking ages to type anything there are no crumbs or anything, its like I am typing too fast for it to keep up :huh:

    We had a nice day but a dampener was kinda put on it as DH is spitting peas about his new rota, its now making him work 3 out of 4 weekends (only time I am off) so union, management etc were calling him when we were eating our pizza but he is fighting his corner :T:T

    Update of list below and keyboard is driving me mental:mad::mad::mad::mad:

    Tuesday ~ Kitchen & Dining area
    Level One
    mop the floor
    Level Two
    Wipe fronts of units and large appliances
    Clean filters and door seals.. don't forget the fridge ones they are usually revolting!
    Level Three
    Clean out the fridge.. furry fruit is not so healthy!


    Extras
    1. Scrub kickboards
    2. Wipe over the oven and hob which you all twinkled last week! :p
    3. Wash out bins.. rubbish/recycle/compost caddies
    4. Throw out any oven trays beyond their best.. peeling non-stick coatings are really bad for you!!
    Wednesday ~ Master Bedroom & Landing All done, can I have my star please Toots :j:j


    Also cleaned out the ensuite and brushed down the stairs :D
    1. Air the duvet.. fling it over the line for half an hour if you can.. fly away bugs! Not a chance its still snowing
    2. Clean windows in these rooms
    :TGratitude is the best Attitude :T
    Long Term Flylady
  • thrifty I used to have one from argos, the biggest and most expensive but was worth it , we were a family of 5. My sister bought a cheaper one and ended up with it half on the floor and the lines really saggy. Just make sure you put it in the ground properly and cement it in
    To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existance - Sydney Smith
  • kezlou
    kezlou Posts: 3,283 Forumite
    Hi all,

    Not done much much flying today just been trying to get everything done for L's (DS2) birthday. Went to an indoor fun centre came back had ate lovely mussel(yes we know strange but DS2 loves them) HM pizza and birthday cake.My little said "no to Pizza Hut because mam's pizzas are bester":D. My saviour that child :o, oh time's going so fast he's 6 already can only remember being a babe in arms not that long ago:(.

    How has everyone,been and all those who are ill. Wrap up warm loves there's more snow forecast, don't overdo it and get some rest!
    Right going to go upstairs and sort more stuff out, oh the joy.

    Wednesday ~ Master Bedroom & Landing
    Level 1

    Check smoke alarms are working yes we know burning something doesn't count.
    Remove bed linen and replace with fresh linen
    [STRIKE]Declutter the floordrobe[/STRIKE]
    Level 2
    Dust surfaces & make sure no cobwebs..
    Vacuum mattress before replacing fresh linen
    [STRIKE]15 minutes grotspot clearance [/STRIKE]
    Level 3
    Vacuum floors in bedroom and on landing
    Sort one area of clothes or linen storage making sure only what should be in there is, anything that's had it's day or doesn't belong there is removed
    [STRIKE]Defluff and demuck woodwork... skirtings, window frames, door frames dados, picture rails etc[/STRIKE]
    Extras
    1. [STRIKE]binbag dance, time for that midweek fling, go grab a bag and clear that clutter[/STRIKE]
    2. Air the duvet.. fling it over the line for half an hour if you can.. fly away bugs!
    3. Clean windows in these rooms
    4. Tidy away those toiletries and make up!
    5. [STRIKE]finish beanbag off for wednesday:o [/STRIKE] DONE :j:j
    6. [STRIKE]make L's (DS2's birthday cake) [/STRIKE] made chocolate fudge cake and my god was it yummy hmmmm cake
    7. [STRIKE]buy birthday presents. [/STRIKE]
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