Sloblady thread

torbrex · 25 April 2013 at 1:00AM

scaredy_cat wrote: »

if you brush the crumbs off, the plates are good for another go.

I do that anyway

A plate can last a couple of days if I dont have anything with any kind of sauce on

hammyham · 25 April 2013 at 12:13PM

love this thread, have had a right giggle reading it! also,makes me feel better about my mess of a bedroom! xxx

LutonGirl · 25 April 2013 at 1:42PM

Just discovered this thread and it's made me feel like I'm not alone!

When visitors are expected in our house we do a procedure known as "Skank to Swank" in the "public" areas. Et voila, we look tidy and organised to the unsuspecting visitors. We pray they don't open a cupboard or look in a bedroom...

wondercollie · 2 May 2013 at 2:13AM

When you can't wash the kitchen floor due to the water being shut off (roadworks outside) spray your favourite cleaner on the floor and skate around on a kitchen towel. It smells clean!

Grumpysally · 3 May 2013 at 5:31PM

At last I have found my spiritual home.
When preparing food or eating in the kitchen, whatever I drop, or wipe off on to the floor, I leave for the dogs to clean up. (very embarrassing when I've forgotten myself and done it at work or someone else's house.)
Bed covers need to be thrown back and the mattress aired........, all day........,till bed time. Have recently dispensed with top sheet ,so if I do make the bed all I have to do is shake and throw the duvet.
I'm pleased to see I'm not the only one who uses, to be washed, socks etc. for the occasional , 'oh my god has it got that bad' bout of dusting.
Tried the Flylady once, did 15 minutes of cleaning....... didn't realise I had to do it all over again 15 minutes later. Did have very shiny sink for a few weeks, till I got bored.
It would be interesting to compare how much healthier Fly ladies are than us slobs, I'd bet no difference, or even us coming out better with more robust immune systems and less stress. :-)

System · 3 May 2013 at 9:59PM

When preparing food or eating in the kitchen, whatever I drop, or wipe off on to the floor, I leave for the dogs to clean up.

But have you ever considered opening your cold oven door too?
I have but resisted

Grumpysally · 3 May 2013 at 10:16PM

Judi wrote: »

But have you ever considered opening your cold oven door too?
I have but resisted

I can't honestly say that the thought has never crossed my mind, as has also the temptation to let them do the pre dishwasher rinse :eek:

Raksha · 4 May 2013 at 1:50PM

Judi wrote: »

But have you ever considered opening your cold oven door too?
I have but resisted

Love it, now trying to imagine one Labradoodle helping me to clean the inside of the oven........ He's been caught IN the dishwasher doing the pre rinse before now......

BTW, my family rarely get colds or upset stomachs, despite a 'loose' approach to food safety which drive CH nuts (there are some things he's just better off not knowing about)

JosieJump · 4 May 2013 at 7:46PM

a 'loose' approach to food safety here too

When she was in reception my dd had a new friend round to play and I gave them both a custard cream biscuit. I heard the friend say that she'd dropped her biscuit and needed to put it in the bin. Dd said 'you don't need to do that - just pick the cat hair off and eat it'. That's my girl :rotfl:

System · 4 May 2013 at 8:17PM

Anyone heard of the '3 second rule' concerning food thats been dropped on the floor? I'd never heard of it till yesterday. Apparently its safe to eat as long as its not been on the floor longer than 3 seconds.

I'd still rather not take any chances.:(

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