lilsubrt
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Hello All,
Yes the first introduction here was from the 'Rents. Your pen got the bathroom , the tub, the sinks, the mirrors, the toilet, and the floors. While most cleaning is simple , see the Dirt, get rid of the Dirt. It was as an adult while working a as a pro for a Restoration/Cleaning company that the Finer points and Skills were Taught. You'll find a few of those Finer Points listed below,
1). Never let Your Nose Fool Your Eyes. American cleaning product companies ( and perhaps worldwide wouldn't know as having never left the country for an extended stay) bombard us with the concept that, Smell Equals Clean, " The Smell of Clean, Spring Fresh Clean ", etc, etc. Lies, Lies, Lies, Not True. The area can be both Dirty and smell Great and Clean and have Very Little Smell. We were told to place a pleasant, Cherry Smelling Fragrance Additive, to our cleaning solution to help sooth the client, Gotta Love It, Foolin' With the Mind !!!!! We Did Have to, however, do the whole white glove treatment before we left the home to prove to the client that the job was done and done Right.
2). Better Living Through Chemistry, aka. Right Product for the Right Job. Never and It Is A Hard and Fast Rule Never, use Too Harsh a Chemical to Move the Dirt. It Really Sucks to have a Nice, Clean Area only to find out the Surface ( fabric, wallpaper, paint, wood finish ), Is Destroyed. Trust on this one Everybody, done it personally, so yup, speaking from Experience here, and Damn It Sucked, you're looking at replacement or repair bills.
3). Never rinse the dirt into Your cleaning solution. Most people get one bucket fill it with whatever they are going to use to clean and wring out the dirty rag, cloth diaper ( recommended as they can be washed and resued over and over and they are very forgiving to just about any surface, and very little lint ), into the solution. This tends to spread the dirt that is suspened in the solution everywhere else. The best way is to use two buckets one full of rags/diapers in the cleaning product and one where you place the dirty rags until they can be laundered. Likewise for floors, execpt there you rinse the mop out in the sink so when it gets put back in the cleaner it isn't full of dirt that gets spread around.
4). With Alot of Places ( walls, Furniture) make sure there is a wet rag in one hand and a dry one Just After in the other. You may remember and yes here is a date range for You, The Karate Kid, Wax On Wax Off line. If not, You're Gonna' end up with a Nice Clean, " Racing Stripe ". We came in after oil based heater malfunctions mostly, so this was a necessity and drilled into our heads.
5). Bath and Kicthen fixtures, Use Windex or a window cleaner after you've used whatever you got the nasty stuff off with to erase any streaks and leave them Nice and Shiney. It is also a Pleasant Fragrance That Just Wreeks of Clean, LOL. One Note Of Caution here, Make sure you don't use an Ammonia product Immediatly after a Cholorine product, Never, and Serious One Here boys, Never Do That. Should you, Dilute ( one old guy once said the Solution to Polution Is Dilution ), and open the windows and Leave the room, you've created Chlorine Gas, they Use that In Gas Chambers, It Can Kill.
6). Carpets, Shampooing makes a carpet look beter, as the cleaner, much like clothes detergent will have color brighteners. Steam Cleaning ( a misnomer, as actual steam will Melt most carpet fibers ), will get the carpet Much Cleaner. The Optimum is to have them shampooed them steam cleaned, we Used to Call that a " Show Case ".
7). Always clean from Top To Bottom, Except Walls as They Are Opposite, ( see # 4 the, " Racing Stripe " ), that way you are Not Cleaning the Same Dirt Twice. It will become airborne and land right in your way a second time, if you let it.
So as You can see, just in the one area of cleaning, there are parts of being a " Good male-Wife " that Should be inherent from a sub's upbringing and therefore should have been relayed by his parents. There are also However, Many, Many, Learned Aspects and Skills that raise that level a notch or twelve.
The concentration of this disertation has been on cleaning and of course there Are many Other Aspects of being a " Good male-Wife ", that involve many other Skills that Each have their own Diversity as well. The Real Key, ( and Yes It Has Been a Prevailing Sentiment on this Thread ), being for him to Find Those Particulars and to be Willing and Accpeting of Anything She may Need, Like, Want and Adjusting his Beliefs to What She Prescribes for Each.
Thank You All for Your Time and Consideration,
Hope All Are Well,
lilsubrt
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