Let's talk about the little details that make even housework beautifully enjoyable

1. Be organised

One of the main reasons why housework is so tedious is that it is too much work.

The floor will be dusty even if you don't vacuum or sweep it all day (as will the furniture); the room will be a mess if you don't put things back in place; the clothes will look bad if you don't take care of them early...

So many things, if you do not have a number in mind, if you do not have a proper arrangement, it is easy to feel how there is always a pile of things to their own eyes, and then become lax, the more lax, the accumulation of problems, the bigger the problems, the more lax, and so, the vicious circle begins.

Therefore, organization and distribution are important.

2. Use your spare time wisely and develop the habit of cleaning up after yourself

A typical example is cleaning the porcelain sink used for washing your face and hands.

No need for any complicated operations, not even cleaning solution, just wash your hands and take the sponge wipe placed on the side, wipe the sink and faucet back and forth with the wiping cloth side, turn off the water and then use a dry towel to dry the sink on the splash of water.

In the long run, where does the limescale small portable vacuum cleaner soap scum come from? You don't even have to figure out which unique cleaning solution I'm going to use and how hard I have to brush to get my sink and faucet restored to a soft white shine, it just keeps on shining.

There are similar actions; spilling food on the floor and immediately vacuuming it; washing the dishes in the kitchen and drying the water in the sink with a rag; setting each item in its fixed place and putting it back when it is used, etc.

By doing this, the human input is negligible at a time, but cumulatively it saves a lot of work in the household.

3. Try not to use powerful cleaning solutions

You must think that strong cleaning fluids have a great cleaning power, no matter how thick the dirt is, if you spray and wipe it, it will be clean and done.

My life experience tells me that it's not quite what you think it is, but if you're dealing with thick dirt, whether it's limescale, grease, dust, etc., a cleaning solution is necessary to get it right, but patience and skill are also important.

As far as limescale is concerned, there is a big problem: the old limescale on the glass shower door in the bathroom is slightly painful to the touch, and at this point you imagine that I will use a cleaning solution, spray it on and wipe it away.

The process of spraying and wiping has to be repeated many times, brushing down a little bit each time, so that it will eventually be completely cleaned, and in between you may need to use the cleaning solution on it for a while or something like that, it is not an easy task.

Secondly, there is one problem with strong cleansers: irritation, both in terms of smell and skin irritation.

This is especially true for some powerful cleaning solutions which are also made into sprays that choke people as soon as they breathe. This inevitably increases the energy cost of doing the chores and makes them feel bad as well.

Therefore, I personally prefer these neutral and gentler cleaning liquids, they are used to deal with daily dirt thoroughly enough, brush the neat and tidy at the same time also relaxed, the feeling of use is good, housework is also much happier to do, but also to adhere to a lot.