So, no surprise I have researched a ton of different cleaning methods. It's pretty common for them to offer up some kind of cleaning schedule- probably because type A cleaning personalities just drool over the word schedule, especially if said in a particularly proper accent that really enhances that "sche" sound.
Problem for couch-dweller-me is that these guides lack basic considerations that seem obvious for anyone who isn't fully capable of using all limbs for extended periods of time in a predictable manner.
Enter my latest series: 31 Days to Chronic-Clean.
Here is the overview, we start our 31 days tomorrow so.....get ready!!!!
Day 1: Choose your Space (Prioritize)
Day 2: Dishes and Laundry
Day 3: Fall in a Heap (on the Laundry if possible)
Day 4: Put together a Space puzzle
Day 5: Dishes and Laundry
Day 6: Assume the Pathetic Position.....Not!!
Day 7: List the Littles and Tackle 1
Day 8: Break
Day 9: Dishes and Laundry
Day 10: Evaluate the Space puzzle, then nap
Day 11: Vacuuming, Mopping, and other "Normal" Cleaning
Day 12: Enjoy the lush feeling of falling on clean surfaces
Day 13: What is "Deep Clean"?
Day 14: How to Make the Little List Work for You
Day 15: Dishes and Laundry
Day 16: Celebrate the Half-Way Mark
Day 17: Brave Enough to Get Help
Day 18: Begin Organizationish
Day 19: Minimize the burden
Day 20: Evaluate your Space Puzzle, happy dance if working, change if not
Day 21: Dishes and Laundry
Day 22: Assume you have Medical Mayhem
Day 23: Finish Organizationish
Day 24: Fight off the Urge to Give-In Tackle 1 Little
Day 25: What About the Other Spaces?
Day 26: Dishes and Laundry
Day 27: Deep Clean 10 feet of Space, post to Instagram, then stare
Day 28: Keep staring at your Instagram image, accept your new status as SuperHero
Day 29: Dishes and Laundry
Day 30: How to keep it going
Day 31: Laugh with a friend while you can't do anything else.
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