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		<title>By: like a good little housewife &#171; Tyne Swedish :: Unplugged</title>
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		<dc:creator>like a good little housewife &#171; Tyne Swedish :: Unplugged</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Nov 2011 11:10:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] works for a busy woman be here employed or not. She has an amazing post on her site called &#8220;Easy Cleaning Routine&#8221; where she lays out for a new person to this housewife (or busy working mom) life. She also [...]</description>
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		<title>By: Angela</title>
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		<dc:creator>Angela</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 05:46:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>OMG Laurell, i came across your blog because I was in desperate need of direction.  I have tried flylady.net and honestly it was overwhelming.  I have severe adhd and have had it for almost 27 years.  My husband and I normally get along but unlike most couples the only thing we fight about is cleaning because I often find it hard to clean with three kids and juggling everything else, i am going to try this and see if it will work.  hopefully I will actually get somewhere.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>OMG Laurell, i came across your blog because I was in desperate need of direction.  I have tried flylady.net and honestly it was overwhelming.  I have severe adhd and have had it for almost 27 years.  My husband and I normally get along but unlike most couples the only thing we fight about is cleaning because I often find it hard to clean with three kids and juggling everything else, i am going to try this and see if it will work.  hopefully I will actually get somewhere.</p>
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		<title>By: Chris</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 05 Nov 2011 10:57:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Here is my routine, my family has an internal scruffiness field so I do this each day...

Living room... Clear the sofas, cushions off, covers in the wash, big sofa cushions off and clean down the edges of the sofa, wash down sofas and polish, move sofas and clear underneath, brush and mop underneath, take the book boxes upstairs, sort the two small shelves, sort the large shelf, sort out medications for the day, tv unit sorted, windowsill, switches, handles, washed, wood and reflectables polished, curtains fixed and if nessecary changed, candles placed and lit, skirting board washed, floor brushed, washed and polished.

Kitchen... Laundry sorted, wash on, tumble dryer sorted and put away(do this all day), dishes washed and away, cupboards, drawers and fridge freezer sorted, oven scrubbed, clean filters on washing machine and tumble dryer/empty water butt, sideboards, windowsill, reflectables, appliances, washed and polished. Floor scrubbed brushed and mopped. All rubbish into the bin/recycling.

Back hall... Dogs into secure area, clean, scrub floor, discentfect, then bleach, wash Walls, skirting, doors, dog dishes washed and refilled. Dogs washed, conditioned, dried and brushed.

Son&#039;s room... Check bed to see if it needs changed, check toy chest, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet, shelves, dressing table, in the corners, wash windows, windowsills, mirror, wood, bedhead, and polish, clear under furniture, brush and mop.

Sort hot press and hall cupboard.

Bathroom... Sort drawers, shelves, book shelf, wash and scrub sink, bath and shower, wash shower screen and mirror and reflectables, wash down tiles, radiator washed, brushed and mopped.

Main bedroom... Bed made or changed, boxes, shelves, chest, cupboard and drawers sorted, check clock, windows and reflectables polished, windowsills and wood washed, floor scrubbed and mopped.

Hall, stairs and landing... Windowsills, windows, wood, doors, switches, handles, edging, banister, picture rail and Walls washed. Floors double brushed and double mopped.

Go over everything and make sure everything is washed/polished, all large furniture has been cleaned under, all reflectables are polished, windows have been washed in and out, all windows are open, candles are lit in every room. Febrezed and air freshener used throughout, front and back door and frame washed in and out, brushed and mopped, all rubbish and recycling in appropriate boxes, front garden is tidy, back garden is clean....

All between 9am and 1.50/2.50pm dependant on when my kid gets out of school to ruin it all!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here is my routine, my family has an internal scruffiness field so I do this each day&#8230;</p>
<p>Living room&#8230; Clear the sofas, cushions off, covers in the wash, big sofa cushions off and clean down the edges of the sofa, wash down sofas and polish, move sofas and clear underneath, brush and mop underneath, take the book boxes upstairs, sort the two small shelves, sort the large shelf, sort out medications for the day, tv unit sorted, windowsill, switches, handles, washed, wood and reflectables polished, curtains fixed and if nessecary changed, candles placed and lit, skirting board washed, floor brushed, washed and polished.</p>
<p>Kitchen&#8230; Laundry sorted, wash on, tumble dryer sorted and put away(do this all day), dishes washed and away, cupboards, drawers and fridge freezer sorted, oven scrubbed, clean filters on washing machine and tumble dryer/empty water butt, sideboards, windowsill, reflectables, appliances, washed and polished. Floor scrubbed brushed and mopped. All rubbish into the bin/recycling.</p>
<p>Back hall&#8230; Dogs into secure area, clean, scrub floor, discentfect, then bleach, wash Walls, skirting, doors, dog dishes washed and refilled. Dogs washed, conditioned, dried and brushed.</p>
<p>Son&#8217;s room&#8230; Check bed to see if it needs changed, check toy chest, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet, shelves, dressing table, in the corners, wash windows, windowsills, mirror, wood, bedhead, and polish, clear under furniture, brush and mop.</p>
<p>Sort hot press and hall cupboard.</p>
<p>Bathroom&#8230; Sort drawers, shelves, book shelf, wash and scrub sink, bath and shower, wash shower screen and mirror and reflectables, wash down tiles, radiator washed, brushed and mopped.</p>
<p>Main bedroom&#8230; Bed made or changed, boxes, shelves, chest, cupboard and drawers sorted, check clock, windows and reflectables polished, windowsills and wood washed, floor scrubbed and mopped.</p>
<p>Hall, stairs and landing&#8230; Windowsills, windows, wood, doors, switches, handles, edging, banister, picture rail and Walls washed. Floors double brushed and double mopped.</p>
<p>Go over everything and make sure everything is washed/polished, all large furniture has been cleaned under, all reflectables are polished, windows have been washed in and out, all windows are open, candles are lit in every room. Febrezed and air freshener used throughout, front and back door and frame washed in and out, brushed and mopped, all rubbish and recycling in appropriate boxes, front garden is tidy, back garden is clean&#8230;.</p>
<p>All between 9am and 1.50/2.50pm dependant on when my kid gets out of school to ruin it all!</p>
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		<title>By: like a good little housewife &#171; Tyne Swedish : Unplugged</title>
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		<dc:creator>like a good little housewife &#171; Tyne Swedish : Unplugged</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 04 Oct 2011 18:15:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] works for a busy woman be here employed or not. She has an amazing post on her site called &#8220;Easy Cleaning Routine&#8221; where she lays out for a new person to this housewife (or busy working mom) life. She also [...]</description>
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		<title>By: Tyne Swedish</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tyne Swedish</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Oct 2011 15:27:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Thank you for this post. I am a recent college graduate who cannot find a job so I have decided to become a housewife while I write my two novels. My husband works hard for us and I wanted to show my input and process in our life together. I was looking feverishly on the net for routines on house management and yours was so helpful. I have recently shared your site and calendar with a girlfriend of mine as well. Good work and thank you taking the time to do all this work. I have not fully followed your method but I feel that in the future weeks once I get my house in order and cleaned I can use your method for up keep.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for this post. I am a recent college graduate who cannot find a job so I have decided to become a housewife while I write my two novels. My husband works hard for us and I wanted to show my input and process in our life together. I was looking feverishly on the net for routines on house management and yours was so helpful. I have recently shared your site and calendar with a girlfriend of mine as well. Good work and thank you taking the time to do all this work. I have not fully followed your method but I feel that in the future weeks once I get my house in order and cleaned I can use your method for up keep.<br />
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