Sloblady thread

sparrer

mackemlass29 wrote: »

Also poorly so tree is still up! I like it though some may just be a crazy lady and keep it up all year!

Oh, are we supposed to take them down then? :doh:

Tigsteroonie

I've taken the tree & decs down, but we haven't put the furniture back yet ....

sparrer

Can you understand people who have opened sprays and bottles, a pile of washed dusters and half used packs of scourers and dishcloths in their cleaning cupboards :huh:. My pile of unopened things looks much tidier, even if they are a bit dusty.

System

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

I've taken the tree & decs down, but we haven't put the furniture back yet ....

I took the tree down and threw about 30 baubles away. 30 less to store (and the tree looked too full).

Lilyplonk

First time I've peeped into this thread - spend most of my efforts on decluttering - but I have to admit that, since moving into this flat a year ago, I haven't once cleaned the inside of the windows . Come to think of it, we're 'upstairs' and the outsides haven't been done either :rotfl:.

In fact, rear bedroom curtains haven't even been opened for around 6mths as I can't get close to them because of all the boxes still piled up in there :eek:.

System

Lilyplonk wrote: »

First time I've peeped into this thread - spend most of my efforts on decluttering - but I have to admit that, since moving into this flat a year ago, I haven't once cleaned the inside of the windows . Come to think of it, we're 'upstairs' and the outsides haven't been done either :rotfl:.

In fact, rear bedroom curtains haven't even been opened for around 6mths as I can't get close to them because of all the boxes still piled up in there :eek:.

Don't feel bad. I recon the outside of my windows haven't been done for a good 10 years or so.

Its getting to the state where I am wondering whether to bother with the insides as they still look dirty from the muck on the outside.:mad:

candygirl

Xmax decs down, but cba dusting, n need my tall male friend to put them back for me;)Have also done the recycling bin walk of shame, with a overflowing bottle bin

jpscloud

Washing machine filter was blocked. Drained most of the liquid via the tube but quite a bit swooshed out when I opened the filter.

I had several teatowels waiting for the next wash on the floor, so I soaked up the soapy water with them, then stood on them and shuffled all over the kitchen floor.

Result - washing machine works and floor is clean

Igamogam

My OH just moved the piano to do some IT wizardy whizz with TV and PC ( I have no idea what. Piano hasnt been moved for about 10 years. He said I can vacuum behind it now....................really???He who moves piano does vacuuming I told him;)

Lovelyjoolz

jpscloud wrote: »

Result - washing machine works and floor is clean

Genius. You're my hero