R & R Cleaning

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spring cleaning

House cleaning timetable from the Department of Health :)
"How often the various parts of a house need to be cleaned depends upon:
how many people live in the house?
how many other people use the house?
how tidy people are, such as whether or not people clean up after meals?
how many pets belong to the household?
whether or not there is sickness in the house?
whether there has been a plumbing problem, such as water from an overflowing handbasin?
any other environmental factors, such as wind blowing dust into the house or wet soil being walked into the house when it is raining?

Household cleaning tasks are usually done according to the following timetable:
Several times each day
Wipe down kitchen benches after food preparation.
Wash dishes and cooking utensils after each meal.
Once each day
Sweep the floors.
Empty the kitchen rubbish bin.
Once or twice each week
Wash the floors.
Clean the toilet.
Clean the laundry tubs.
Clean the shower recess/bath and handbasin.
Dust surfaces
Wash clothes and bed linen
Once each month
Clean the stove/oven and refrigerator
Clean cupboards, windows and walls
Brush the flyscreens
Get rid of cobwebs

It is important to remember that it may be necessary to do some cleaning tasks more often than is suggested in the timetable. This is because there are times when parts of the house get much dirtier than usual. For example, the toilet may get very dirty when a lot of children or visitors are using it or when someone in the house has diarrhoea.
Some people may not know about the importance of keeping a house clean or what needs to be done."