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Weekly Flylady Thread 8th November 2010

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  • Chloris wrote: »
    Right, well I'm doing quite well.
    Monday Levels 1&2 :j and managed a few other tasks from list. But a question: there is no mention of dusting/polishing these rooms, is dusting a daily? (It is my most hated job:mad:)
    Tuesday Levels 1&2 :j and a few other tasks too. But I need some help because I am rubbish and negligent with cleaning our cooker. I have done a lot of the top but I'm struggling to get the metal bars really clean (its a gas cooker). I have soaked in hot water with fairy and I've tried a de-greasing spray with a toothbrush. I have got some stardrops here. What do you good ladies suggest next?


    Dusting is on the list every week to 2 weeks it seems, i damp dust to make it easier, i read the living room as needing dusting when it said "dust degrot electrical appliences" so i gave a quick wipe round the tv, sky box, games consoles etc with a damp cloth.

    re the shelves in the cooker, the best tip ive read is to soak overnight in the bath in some biological washing powder and then attack it when its had a good long soak. eta, sparkleworld beat me to it :D
  • My HHC turned into 2 x HHC and I managed to do:

    Loaded DW
    Cleaned all worksurfaces
    Cleaned hob
    Emptied bin, bin now soaking in bath
    Put out recycling
    Wiped front of appliances
    Wiped window sills
    Swept and mopped kitchen floor
    S & S bathroom
    Hoovered all downstairs
    Loaded WM

    I'm now going to have a cuppa and browse the net for a bit

    x
  • re the shelves in the cooker, the best tip ive read is to soak overnight in the bath in some biological washing powder and then attack it when its had a good long soak.
    Have you tried putting them in the bath filling with hot water and biological soap powder. Let them soak while you pootle around with other jobs . If they are really bad let them soak over night. Oh and to save your bath from scratching maybe line it with an old towel.
    QUOTE]

    Thanks to you both for that tip, I'll try that when I do my oven
  • maybemischief
    maybemischief Posts: 318 Forumite
    edited 9 November 2010 at 12:36PM
    Dailes
    laundry
    Unload, load dishwasher
    SS Kitchen and dining room table
    Kids stuff upstairs and away
    Make beds
    SS bathroom
    Vac lounge, dining room & kitchen

    Monday ~ Living room, Hallway and Porch ALL DONE:j

    Tuesday ~ Kitchen and Dining area
    Level One
    Sweep and mop the floor
    Clear and wipe worksurfaces
    Level Two
    Wipe fronts of appliances and units
    Scrub the oven and grill pan and hob.. soak the burners and knobs so they come up like new :eek: Uh oh not been done in a Long time
    Wipe table and replace cloth if needed
    Level Three
    Clear and wipe window sills
    Clean the oven and hob.. :eek::eek::eek::eek:
    Clean and/or replace all the filters and deterrgent drawers/dispensers.. this includes extractor hoods etc



    Extras
    1. wash window sills
    2. Thoroughly clean out the cupboard with pans and plastic boxes.. if there is no lid fling it!
    3. Clean fluff and webs from extractors/vents
    4. If you've not already done so make a christmas meal plan, look up recipes etc and plan a trial run of anything new!!.. Write the appropriate shopping list!



    MY EXTRAS
    School place application
    Dentist appointments
    [STRIKE]
    Cover for rabbit hutch
    [/STRIKE]Order boys magazines subs
    Email Sam
    Batteries out of trains & put up in loft
    Tetras/bottles to dump
    Car boot stuff in shed sorted
    Make Xmas cards
    Warmer duvet out of storage.
    Water change fish tank
  • *creeps in shamefaced* I'm a flying disgrace, I know.

    But...have had almost all of upstairs stripped and waxed (the house I mean, not me!!) and all the rooms are empty...what an opportunity for a declutter!

    80 years of accumulated carpets and lino gone *fling*!

    Other news, went for 20 week baby scan, and all well, Praise Be! Its a yellow one as couldn't see it's bits.

    Sticks hugs and spoons to those in need.
    Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x
  • Shysarah
    Shysarah Posts: 535 Forumite
    Hello Flying Ladies and Gents,

    Well I finally got to sleep about 5.30/6am this morning. Woke up again about an hour ago so have had some sleep. I am having a gradual start today with the intention of being busy all afternoon and then going out this evening too it should keep my head occupied.

    Pud -- your post made me giggle I now have an image of a woman coated in nicotine patches polishing anything that stays still for more than 2 seconds..

    Ok my listy...

    [STRIKE]Clean out fridge/veggie rack - freeze/use what I can or give to mum so none is wasted[/STRIKE] - all sorted just enough for lunch and then run out of everything so going to raid mums fridge for tea or maybe treat myself to a ready meal :rotfl:
    [STRIKE]Empty all bins [/STRIKE]
    Clean out fire
    Bring in coal and sticks
    Pack hospital bag - DO NOT FORGET MEDS
    [STRIKE]Clean cat litter tray[/STRIKE]
    Sort out cat food
    [STRIKE]S&S Bathroom
    S&S Kitchen
    Sweep/Mop/Hoover all rooms
    Wash/Dry/Iron all possible[/STRIKE] (both loads done and put away)
    Attend and run support group Tues eve - Hand over key
    [STRIKE]Sort out 1 bag with pjs/undies/flannel/towel in to leave out in case needed in hospital
    Iron curtains and then get Dad to help put back up curtain rail and curtains in bedroom
    Charge up MP3 player and update music
    Dig out sudoku book[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Order repeat prescription
    Binbag dance throughout
    Chase candles if no letter on Monday
    De-clutter LR and bedside cabinet[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Study, STUDY, STUDY!!!![/STRIKE] Going to prep for next assignment if time allows
    Call sister and Marie on Tuesday

    Ok off to get dressed, get coffee and make a start doing bits as I wander round..

    Hugs, Love and Spoons to all
    Sarah x
    GC 2011
    Jan £43.45/£40.00 Feb £55.14/£55.00 Mar £64.88/£120
    I MUST KEEP POSITIVE!!
    :A Time you enjoyed wasting, was not wasted (John Lennon) :A


  • Oh dear-behind again!! A friend invited me in for a coffee on the way back from school so I didn't get home until 10.45.Got an (under)estimated gas bill and they'd reduced my payments by over a third so had to sort that out-why reduce them when I'm about to use more as its getting cold???
    I've then shredded over 2 years of reciepts which has taken ages. Just had a bit of cold pizza LO from last night and am going to tackle the dvds and videos that are scattered over the FR floor since we looked for postman pats magical christmas the other day. Lots are empty boxes, stray dvds so I'll get them sorted and then I can clean.
    Anyone for a HHC starting at 12.05?
    July grocery- 24.40/220. NSD-1/3.
    Myself, DD, 2 cats, 35 weeks pregnant.
    Debts- CC's- V-775, F-1253.10, BC-3291.80, T-1429.08. Total-6748.98. All 0%. Aim- to pay £200 per month.
  • AnW'sMum
    AnW'sMum Posts: 4,416 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Other news, went for 20 week baby scan, and all well, Praise Be! Its a yellow one as couldn't see it's bits.

    :rotfl:@ 'yellow' one! :T:j at 'all well' remember to take things steady.

    Well reporting in after a productive(ish) morning. Went to argos to get some reserved stuff to find I had left vouchers at home :mad: called at Mr M's on way back for food shop. Got my first £40 receipt for the £30 off a Christmas spend. Came home dumped shopping, changed handbags and went back to Argos! Picked up reserved stuff, using nectar points and vouchers and reserved something that was being unloaded as I bought but won't be on shelf until later this afternoon.

    Now just having a :coffee: and updating finances. Help yourselves to a :coffee:
    Official Mascot and Chief Cheerleader for the 'Mortgage Free in Three' Gang :D
  • short_bird
    short_bird Posts: 4,022 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Morning
    Please peeps if any of you have roof problems - get them checked. The longer you leave it the worse the damage and the higher the final bill - BTDT!
    piggers - have you got your guttering sorted yet?

    Also, if you have any lead on your roof, get that checked as well: a small hole in the lead results in leaks that show up anywhere on the ceiling. I've also BTDT - been there, done that!

    Things are well: although it doesn't look like it yet, I've been decluttering and selling stuff -which is an added bonus!- and the charity shop have also done quite nicely from my efforts. (A lot of my clutter is behind cupboard doors and isn't too obvious to the casual visitor.)

    Hugs, spoons and sticks are neatly stored by the door for those that need them and a hearty Keep On Keeping On to all.

    By the way, I loved the teenage daughter bedroom photos last week: how did we all manage to turn into Flyladies?:rotfl:
    ‘Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.’ David Lynch.
    "It’s a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way.” David Lynch.
  • wilf55
    wilf55 Posts: 3,102 Forumite
    i got chatting on way back from school run and did a ms

    hung out washing
    washed pots
    brushed dogs
    uploaded ms
    done finances lolol thats a joke!


    today need to package ebay items and take to post office
    school run
    vac downstairs
    do some ebay photos
    driving range with ds

    tomorrow got macie so we are doing a coffee house ms together
    baking crispie cakes
    take a cheque to the bank
    etc

    really behind with flying and house needs it
    Save 12k in 2015 member 187. £62.50/6000
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