Be Clean Be Green Like the Bean
February 13th, 2009 — Home Organization and Cleaning
A good game of pool is not without a good pool table. Likewise a great game of pool is played on a great table. Owning great pool table requires proper care and maintenance, and I know It can be a hassle. So, to keep the maintenance work level down to a minimum I composed a 7 step procedure that you can start using today.
Hey, (Bonus) I even threw in emergency procedure for cleaning your pool table in the case of a clumsy spill; aren’t I nice?!
Let’s go… Continue reading →
February 7th, 2009 — Home Organization and Cleaning
Photo by Sean Dreilinger
Cleanliness in the kitchen is one of the most important, considering this is where all food preparation happens. Eating food that has been prepared on an un-sanitary surface can be the cause of food poisoning, sickness, and sometimes fatally. It’s no Joke.
Here’s the kicker, sometimes surfaces look clean, but they’re full of bad bacteria, yikes! Or maybe you’re real good at cleaning kitchen surfaces; maybe you’re a psycho germ-a-phobic and you dip and engulf everything with bleach and cleaners.
Ok, sure you clean, your kitchen is absolute pristine and all the evil germs and bacteria are dead, yea dead, Awesome! Oh by the way - did you check the contents of the product you’re using? It could be a health concern, maybe even contain some fancy cancer causing toxins; mmmm tumor.
And where is the product packaging going after you’re done with it? Continue reading →
February 7th, 2009 — Home Organization and Cleaning
Cleaning Strategy Posted on Fridge
Have you ever felt like your continuously cleaning? It’s hard to enjoy a space that’s cluttered, unorganized; it feels unsettling. So you clean up the mess and before you know it the mess returns and you’re back at it, cleaning again!
If you and I are anything alike, I know what you’re going through; the situation feels out of control and you’re a borderline slave to cleaning messes around the house; Dishes, papers, bathroom and living room clutter. It’s like it never ends.
Maybe you can relate, or maybe you think I’m just nuts. I’ll be the first to admit that I can get a little coo-coo for cleaning clutter.
The problem is that I reacted, under completion to clean things up. My mindset was “if I don’t do it now when?”. If I did put off cleaning a mess, it would stress me out until I broke down and finally cleaned. In short, I was stressed because of the lingering mess and I stressed by compulsively cleaning.
So how did I overcome? With some simple planning, here’s how: Continue reading →