Now that it's January 1, people naturally talk about resolutions. I'm not a big fan of those because they generally are too vague and not achievable. If you make a resolution, keep it honest and limited so that you'll be encouraged when you do it!
Let's talk about our cleaning habits and maybe try to make a small change that can have a big outcome. I'm a firm believer in Spot Cleaning. Here's my motto: If you make a mess, clean it up. For example, I can't remember the last time I actually fully cleaned my refrigerator by taking everything out and scrubbing surfaces. But when I notice a small spot or spill, it takes less than 15 seconds to grab a washrag and wipe. If I take those 15 seconds to wipe, pick up, put away, etc. the small things I notice then big cleaning jobs aren't as necessary. Yes, it can be annoying when you're in the middle of cooking dinner and you see a drop of dried ketchup on the floor to take care of it. But if it becomes your habit, then you'll simplify your life with fewer big cleaning sessions.
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