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Toppingfrmbottom -> RE: how much do most maid cleaning services cost? (3/27/2012 12:59:44 AM)
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Yes, we share a kitchen and a bathroom with my parents. There is only one kitchen and one bathroom here. I have cook ware, like crock pots and electric skillets, but if you want a fullsize stove, and a sink, and everything that comes with a kitchen, we use hers.
and My room should be priority yes, but why, after my chores are done, shouldn't I spiffy up a few things now and then as I am leaving the kitchen at the end of the night. Specially if they were my dishes, or I just finished e the last of the food in the pan, and it's now empty as the case of tonights soup pan for dinner and it would be a sweet gesture to clean it up .
I swear sometimes you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. lol. First i am not helping enough, * not said in this thread persay, but said before* cause it's no secret she cooks an cleans for the family . then when i take time to help out and state what i've done for my mom i get well that's nice, but shouldn't you clean your house, and not worry about her kitchen lol.
I can do both. Specially when her kitchen is mostly tidy and it doesn't take long to put the cantalope away for her, and bleach the stove.
We have a washer and a dryer, and we were washing the blankets at home, but the king size stuff is to big an so it's very hard on the machine, so i love the laundry mat, t they have jumbo washers that'll fit comforters no problem, and they're done super, super fast. At one point they were giving away free jumbo 30 pound load washes, so i took a buncha stuff in like the dog bed cover, even though it hadn't been long since the rescue where i got Calley May gave us the bed.
We actually wash our blankets pretty regularly and we used to have sheets and a mattress protecter on the bed all the time and washed them regularly too. I bought a brand new pillow top mattress cover when it was on sale because the old one was getting holes where it went onto the mattress edge , and wasn't water proof any more, and i think i'll like how plush it is. Also bought a vinyl water proof slip on mattress cover, that encases the whole mattress an zips on cause i like the added protection from knowing the mattress protector is zipped on an can't pop off. Not to give the impression we do tons of gross stuff on the bed and need double layers of protection, however, they do become less water proof as time rolls on, and we do have a dog an she does lay on the bed, and you never know. One time when Ginger was still alive and it had been raining my dad let her into the far back of the property and it was flooded an muddy an i didn't know he'd let her back there. She came back in an jumped into the bed an had everything muddy, and boy i was pissed.
Other than i would have washed dishes tonight but i don't have kitchen gloves, so i will do it in the morning I don't see excuses you keep claiming i am makinging every new post i make. In some older posts, there were excuses yes, like he won't help me and it's hard to do alone, But In fact I see me saying i have cleaned up 3 days in a row, did stuff that was extra and wasn't my mess, and helped out my mom and still did my chores, and have a work load plan for the next day.
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ORIGINAL: LafayetteLady
So you share a kitchen with the entire household. While wanting to help your mom out is admirable (and should be definately be something you do since you eat and don't cook), don't you think concentrating on YOUR rooms should be more of a priority?
I'm afraid to think of how long it has been since you washed the comforter on your bed, and how long it has been since you had any sheets on it.
Both you and your partner are large people, and large people tend to perspire more. With no sheets on the bed, all that sweat is going straight into your mattress which is really disgusting and will ruin your mattress over time.
As for the comforter and blankets, those should be washed every couple of months at the very least.
These things truly all fall under the umbrella of living in an environment that is healthy. I really can't understand how you continue to make excuses for that. You need to learn that making the environment you live in healthier is going to improve your overall health.
Within a week of moving out of the place I shared with my last room mate, my health improved. It can happen that quickly. Things spilled on the floor and not immediately cleaned up are a breeding ground for germs and bacteria. I have to say...the smell in your place must be atrocious.
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I shared with my last room mate, my health improved. It can happen that quickly. Things spilled on the floor and not immediately cleaned up are a breeding gro
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