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What Cleaning Job Do You Put Off the Most?

Everyone seems to have that one cleaning job they’ll happily avoid for as long as possible 😅

Not the quick everyday stuff - the jobs that always get pushed back:

  • oven
  • shower
  • Bathroom tiles
  • skirting boards
  • behind furniture
  • inside appliances

You know it needs doing… just never today.

What cleaning job do you put off the most?

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u/Ordduapp — 4 days ago

There are always those things that don’t get cleaned as often as they should…

Not the obvious stuff - more the things that are easy to forget or put off:

  • behind/under furniture
  • inside appliances
  • skirting boards
  • extractor fans, etc

You know they need doing… just not as regularly as they probably should 😅

What’s something you don’t clean as often as you know you should?

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u/Ordduapp — 13 days ago

Not the one-off purchases - the things you actually repurchase without really thinking.

The kind of product that just becomes part of your routine:

  • runs out → you replace it
  • no second guessing
  • just works

Usually not the most exciting things, but the ones that quietly do their job.

What’s a home product you keep going back to?

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u/Ordduapp — 11 days ago

Do You Find It Easier to Declutter Your Own Stuff… or Other People’s?

I’ve noticed it’s always much easier to look at someone else’s clutter like perhaps your partners or a friend and think:

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But when it’s your own stuff, suddenly everything has a reason to stay 😅

Things feel more useful, sentimental, or “might come in handy one day.”

Do you find it easier to declutter your own things, or other people’s?

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u/Ordduapp — 5 days ago

  • Gone for a long weekend break?
  • Having a house reset?
  • Getting that one DIY job done that you haven't had time for?
  • Gardening (although weather hasn't been great)
  • Or something else?

We have done a bit of a house reset, spent time with family and FINALLY straightened our TV that is on the wall - it's always been sitting slightly a few degrees to the left, it does my head in!

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u/Ordduapp — 10 days ago

Do You Think Energy Saving Is More About Habits… or the Home Itself?

I’ve been thinking - some people are really conscious about saving energy day to day, but others don’t think about it much and still don’t seem to use loads.

Feels like a lot of it might come down to the home itself:

  • insulation
  • layout
  • appliances
  • how it holds heat

vs the actual habits of the people living in it.

Do you think saving energy is more about what you do, or the type of home you have?

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u/Ordduapp — 7 days ago