I am starting by listing each room in the house out on an
excel spreadsheet, I don’t have a big house to clean so we are not talking
major amount of rooms, but it is an average size house.
Target date
|
Room
|
05/12/2012
|
kitchen
|
10/12/2012
|
Utility Room
|
10/12/2012
|
Hall / Stairs /
Landing
|
12/12/2012
|
Living Room
|
14/12/2012
|
Tv Room
|
15/12/2012
|
Bedroom 1
|
17/12/2012
|
Bedroom 2
|
19/12/2012
|
Bedroom 3
|
20/12/2012
|
Bathroom
|
You can see from my grid above that I have set a target date
to tackle each room on. This means that from 20/12/2012 I will have a perfect
pristine house just in time for when those visitors start calling over. I won’t
need to worry about opening a cupboard and finding something out of date, or
opening another cupboard and items falling out on my head.
My schedule is a little spread out and I would love to be
done before 20/12/2012 but I will just have to see how it all works out.
Each week I will post an update on the big Christmas clean
up and let you know how it goes. I feel
the most important rooms to start with are the Kitchen and the Utility
room. Starting with the kitchen will
allow me to go through the cupboards and actually see what food is in there,
what is still in date ( shameful face) and what I need to throw out or buy for
the upcoming holidays.
There are countless blogs out there that will help you
become organised for the holiday period, to schedule your cooking, cleaning and
baking. Try popping over to some of
them to get some fantastic ideas on how to arrange your rooms so that organisation
becomes a key component to your holiday season with little stress and fuss.
Let’s start cleaning now so that we can enjoy the holiday
season.
S
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