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Getting your hands dirty isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, especially when it comes to household cleaning. Families fight over cleaning perhaps more than anything else, with chore schedules for children, designated chores for parents, and more techniques to try and lighten the load of taking care of an entire house. It’s not easy when you feel like you’re fighting a lose battle against stains, spills, dirt, and dust, especially when your family is involved.
Cleaning doesn’t have to be a chore though. As much as everyone fights over who’s turn it is to do the dishes, or why they’re too busy to help with the laundry, cleaning can be good not only for the appearance of the house, but for the people who live in that house too. Consider getting home from work, tired, and you want to just lay down. But then you remember that you wanted to workout that day, even if the thought is unappealing.
Instead of running to the exercise equipment, turn on some music, run the television in the background, and pick up your cleaning supplies. You can actually give yourself a good workout by cleaning, knocking out two birds with one stone. The next time your partner comes home complaining about not wanting to work out, suggest cleaning to them. Your house will look even better than before, and you’ll feel healthier too.
Since men tend to spend much less time cleaning than women, this might be the perfect opportunity to help your husband, brother, roommate, son, or whomever log a few more cleaning hours to get the place looking great.