cleaning

It's time for your to resolve our latest Morning Show debate. Jackie thinks that you should make your bed every day. She says that it sets the pace for the rest of your day. I say, making a bed is a waste of time... You're just going to mess it up at the end of the day anyway, right...

Accidents happen. And they usually happen when there is a lot of people around. Last night a person at the super bowl party I attended someone stepped in dog doo doo and tracked it across the carpet. This was a problem that could not be dealt with the next day so five guys taught themselves  how to use the steam mop.

Read the title.  Now, read it again.  Does it make any sense to you?  I've heard this come up in conversation before; not just at my own house but in others.  No sooner is the toilet clean, when the announcement is made that the potty is now off limits.

We have all tried to save time while cleaning. If this sounds like you then the "baby mop" could be your solution. Not only is it cute but it provides a great function. Some daycare are using these on all their babies to keep their playing environment clean and free of dust mites. What do you think?

If not for my wife, I'd live in a dump.  And she's probably right.  Before I was married, I probably vacuumed once per month (sometimes less) and I don't recall ever washing the outside of a window or even looking in my oven any longer than it took to take out a frozen pizza.

Three day weekends should be spent relaxing and spending time with family or they could be spent cleaning everything you should have cleaned all year but didn't get around to it.

Over the weekend we had surprise house guests, which was exciting and a little nerve racking because our house wasn't exactly ready for guests. I found myself shoving last minute items into my dresser and wash machine so that the house didn't look messy...

When your husband  refuses to do even the most basic household chores without screwing them up know that your wife doesn't trust your kids more than you. According to a survey in PR Newswire by "Real Simple" magazine, women are almost twice as likely to trust their kids to do chores instead of their husbands.  17% delegate to the kids, 9% delegate to their husbands.

It's amazing the mess we make on a daily basis.  It's so bad that we spend almost two hours a day, every day, cleaning. According to a new survey from PR Newswire, the average American adult spends 13 hours a week cleaning.  Women bring that average up . . . cleaning 15.6 hours per week . . . men bring that average down . . . cleaning 10.2 hours per week.

According to a new survey from Sacramento Bee, one of the main reasons women take the lead on cleaning is . . . they don't trust men to do it right.  That's some serious rewarding of incompetence right there.  The survey found 38% of women say they won't let their husband clean the house, because he can't be trusted to do a good enough job.  58% of women believe it's their "job" to clean

Brad Weiser swears that you can use your dishwasher to cook and do laundry. I thought he was crazy until I real this. According to yahoo.com your dishwasher is one of the best allies in keeping your kitchen safe from contaminants? The dishwasher sanitizes everything that goes in it, says Bonnie Richmond, senior lecturer in food safety and sanitation at the Hotel School at Cornell University, if

Ok ladies, we have all been invited to the latest jewelry, bag, or cleaning product party. I don't know about you but I always get sucked into buying products at these parties that I don't necessarily need.