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RoseAnne and I were discussing proper cleaning of the house. She rated me as a 3 on the scale of 10 and herself as a 5 on the same scale for doing a good job of housekeeping (with 10 as NeatFreak and 1 as TotalSlob). I rated her as a 7 and myself as a 5.
The discussion continued with us setting up a standard of normal neatness. We are wondering what you all think the norm is.
On this scale, 1 is a total slob who never cleans up, while 10 spends all day cleaning.
We need a standard time between cleanups, using 1-multidaily, 2-daily, 3-bidaily, 4-weekly, 5-biweekly, 6-monthly, 7-yearly, 8-only when guests are coming, and 9-never (or under protest).
- Vacuuming Rugs - main traffic area
- Vacuuming Rugs - obscure areas
- Washing dishes (assuming no dishwasher and 3 days supply of dishes)
- Cleaning Toilets and Sinks
- Washing clothes, assuming a two week supply
- Changing bedsheets
- Washing Woodwork
- Washing Windows
- Washing the Car
- Washing Towels and faceclothes
- Washing Kitchen Floor
- Sweeping the Kitchen Floor
If enough of you answer, John could plot it on a graph, which RoseAnne or I could use in determining which is a five. (I'll send in RoseAnne and my answers next issue and separately.)
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