Showing posts with label working women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label working women. Show all posts
Friday, April 2, 2010
R U Looking? 31 Things To Look For When Cleaning Your Home Book Release
R U Looking? 31 Things To Look For When Cleaning Your Home outlines tried and true tips for having a clean home at all times. You will learn how to do simple things on a daily, weekly, monthly, semi-annually or on an as needed basis that will transform the appearance of your home. Get your copy today for only $10 plus shipping and handling!
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3 Cleaning Tips for Working Women
Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies! Over the years, we've been called power women, super women and even fearless women. Regardless of what we've been called or what position we hold in the work place, the last thing we want to do at the end of the day is to come home to a dirty house.
Following are three simple ways to make your life a little easier and to keep your home a little cleaner:
Wannie and Lillie
Following are three simple ways to make your life a little easier and to keep your home a little cleaner:
- Tidy up at night - Take 10 to 20 minutes and do a “sweep” through your home and pick up anything that is out of place. (See R U Looking? pp 20-21 for more tips)
- Do laundry on a schedule - If you hate doing laundry, schedule it so you're not doing a load every day. Remember laundry is not done until it's done! Wash, dry, fold and put it away! You can always do other things while the washer and dryer are on and if you do your laundry the evening before your day off, you can enjoy your day off and not spend it doing household chores. (See R U Looking? pp 21-22 for more laundry tips)
- Make your bedroom your peace and your pleasure - Your bedroom should be a place of peace and quiet as well as relaxation and harmony. Keep it clutter free so that is will be a haven to retreat to after a long or hard day. (See R U Looking? pp 19-20 for more ideas for your bedroom)
Wannie and Lillie
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