While you wait for your meal to cook, put scattered items in drawers, put your clothes where they belong, take out the trash, and dust, dust, dust!
Dusting is a very important step yet many people overlook it. Dust does not only make your house look bad and dingy, but it is also the father of allergy. Make sure to dust your bookshelves, books, tables, electronics like TV and remote control, ceiling fans, and all the visible parts of your house.
Use a long-handled brush and a microfiber cloth to dust everything more effectively.
Do your dishes the fast way
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If there is a collection of dishes demanding your attention, let them sit right there!
This is what you’re going to do: Pour hot water and dish soap on your cups, pots, plates, or any other greasy dish and let them rest for up to five minutes or more before gently scrubbing and rinsing them.
This will save you more time and relieve you from the struggle of removing dried-on food in the traditional way while getting rid of bacteria on your dishes.
Reminder: While letting your dishes rest, swipe the kitchen floor or clean and wipe your microwave oven. The key is to multitasking!
Clean your kitchen faster
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After doing the dishes, move to swipe the floor, clean the kitchen cabinets from top to bottom with a heated, damp sponge that will get rid of residue faster and save you some more time to get to the next step.
To clean your kitchen sink the fastest way, use a damp sponge and soap or baking soda, which is very effective for dissolving dirt faster, and then rinse the sink. You will notice how shiny your sink will look.
Never forget to clean up pet toys and closets, dry and wipe the washing machine, and vacuum the carpets last.
That should do it, right? Also, if you have kids, let them all help out with laundry folding which will allow you to achieve your goal faster while also helping the kids learn a skill or two!
