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So I was perusing our local library today (for the first time in ages I might say-DH is off this week and has been saying forever that he wants a library card as he used to live in Toronto and now we're in Markham).
I didn't expect to walk away with 5 books myself-but I did-and one was "How to clean just about anything" and it's from Reader's Digest.
Why I picked up this book? Because I'm a self-professed clean freak and I'm just geeky enough to pick up a book on cleaning so I could learn more-and boy did I.
A lot of it was common sense to me-but I could see for reluctant cleaners, that this book would provide a structured way to go about your housecleaning-yes-they outline a cleaning timeline for you!
ALSO there was A LOT that I learned-esp about laundry (my weakness) and very specific things-like stove top cleaning etc.
It offers a lot of cleaning philosophies which I agree with and it's such an easy read. I went through all almost 500 pages in two hours-obviously I skipped over things that weren't essential to me-like how to clean your BOAT or guns haha.
Anyways-look it up in your local library or book store. As a self professed neat freak and excellent cleaner-I learned a lot and would HIGHLY recommend it!
- ~*July 28th, 2007*~
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Thanks for sharing 
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well anytime you feel like cleaning i have a filty apartment that could use some love and it's not getting it from me!
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Do you pay? 
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Luckyleaf (8/27/2008)
So I was perusing our local library today (for the first time in ages I might say-DH is off this week and has been saying forever that he wants a library card as he used to live in Toronto and now we're in Markham).
I didn't expect to walk away with 5 books myself-but I did-and one was "How to clean just about anything" and it's from Reader's Digest.
Why I picked up this book? Because I'm a self-professed clean freak and I'm just geeky enough to pick up a book on cleaning so I could learn more-and boy did I.
A lot of it was common sense to me-but I could see for reluctant cleaners, that this book would provide a structured way to go about your housecleaning-yes-they outline a cleaning timeline for you!
ALSO there was A LOT that I learned-esp about laundry (my weakness) and very specific things-like stove top cleaning etc.
It offers a lot of cleaning philosophies which I agree with and it's such an easy read. I went through all almost 500 pages in two hours-obviously I skipped over things that weren't essential to me-like how to clean your BOAT or guns haha.
Anyways-look it up in your local library or book store. As a self professed neat freak and excellent cleaner-I learned a lot and would HIGHLY recommend it!I have the exact same book! My mom got it for me! And since I'm not a fan of cleaning, I need all the help I can get!! Haha
Married to the PERFECT MAN.... for me! *~August 30th, 2008~* mindym is now mindyb!
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Luckyleaf (8/27/2008)
Do you pay? my milkshake DOES bring all the boys to the yard 
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