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Clean Your House In 19 Minutes

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 21:10:44 GMT

With a plan of attack, you can maintain a sparkling house in just 19 minutes a day.

Kitchen, 4 1/2 minutes daily
Always start with the sink. A sparkling sink becomes your kitchen's benchmark for hygiene and tidiness, inspiring you to load the dishwasher immediately and keep counters, refrigerator doors, and the stove top spick-and-span, too.

Wipe down the sink after doing the dishes or loading the dishwasher (30 seconds).
Wipe down the stove top (one minute).
Wipe down the counters (one minute).
Sweep, Swiffer, or vacuum the floor (two minutes).

Bathroom, 2 minutes daily
Make cleaning the basin as routine as washing your hands. But don't stop there. Get the most out of your premoistened wipe by using it to clean around the edges of the tub and then the toilet before tossing it.

Wipe out the sink (30 seconds). Wipe the toilet seat and rim (15 seconds).
Swoosh the toilet bowl with a brush (15 seconds).
Wipe the mirror and faucet (15 seconds).
Squeegee the shower door (30 seconds).
Spray the entire shower and the curtain liner with shower mist after every use (15 seconds).

Bedroom, 6 1/2 minutes daily
Make your bed right before or after your morning shower. A neat bed will inspire you to deal with other messes immediately. Although smoothing sheets and plumping pillows might not seen like a high priority as you're rushing to work, the payoff comes at the end of the day, when you slip back under the unruffled covers.

Make the bed (two minutes).
Fold or hang clothing and put away jewelry (four minutes).
Straighten out the night-table surface (30 seconds).

Family Room, Living Room, Foyer, 6 minutes daily
Start with the sofa -- as long as it's in disarray, your living room will never look tidy. Once you've fluffed the pillows and folded the throws, you're halfway home. If you pop in a CD while you dust, you should be able cover the whole room by the end of the third track.

Pick up crumbs and dust bunnies with a handheld vacuum (one minute).
Fluff the cushions and fold throws after use (two minutes).
Wipe tabletops and spot-clean cabinets when you see fingerprints (one minute).
Straighten coffee-table books and magazines. Throw out newspapers. Put away CDs and videos. (Two minutes.)

Source

SMS

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:54:16 GMT

You might find out that the thing you hate so much might be the very same thing you'll miss when it's gone.

SMS

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:53:57 GMT

Not all people can accept you without questions. Not all will be there for you without any condition. Not all will help you without exemption. But not me. With me? Just feel free to be real.

SMS

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:53:44 GMT

Acknowledging your feelings and sharing it unconditionally is love. Fighting for what would really make you happy is courage. Letting go of what you once had if it already belongs to another is respect. Knowing when to do is wisdom. But doing what wisdom dictates is a challenge.

In Silence

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:53:28 GMT

When things get awfully tiring, seek for silence. Most of the time, the loudest lessons are found at the most quiet corners of our lives.

SMS

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:53:18 GMT

Laugh away anger, smile at insults, pay back arrogance with humility and your soul will forever be at peace.

Quote

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:53:06 GMT

You may have chemistry with him but you have history with me.

-banat ng isang bitter at palabang ex.

Condoms

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:52:49 GMT

A worried mom gives her son condoms before a hot date. Her son laughs, hugs his mother and says, "Mom, I don't need that. I'm dating Kevin. Chupaan lang 'to. Promise."

Comfort Zones

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:06:29 GMT

God sometimes pushes us out of our comfortable lives to teach us to trust Him. We may fall a little but He doesn't let us hit the ground.

Realize

Tue, 23 Sep 2008 18:06:14 GMT

Minsan, nangyari na ba sa'yo yung habang kinakausap mo ang kaibigan mo ay napatitig ka na lang sa kanya at bigla mong naisip, "Hmmm... Masarap din kaya 'to?"