I don't know about you, but I often truly, deeply believe that if I have just the right piece of equipment I'll be better at something. Take this Cath Kidston tea towel. If I owned this I wouldn't leave any washing up 'drying' on the sink for a couple of days... Nope, my sink would be consistently pristine.I'm always considering the next best thing to make me a better duster. Have you seen those spinning lurid green dusters advertised on TV? Oh, I so nearly dialed that number - until I realised that I have two dusters {um, gathering dust} in my pantry. Every week I'm consumed with envy as I sit at my desk and watch next door's cleaner come in and dust around all the inside of the windows I can see. I know, weird. I've no idea what else she does - but gee I'm envious of the dusting. Despite my asthma and hayfever dusting always falls into a non-essential category for me: way after vacuuming, mopping, cleaning bathrooms, washing, cooking etc.
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Dusting? What's that? I have a serious window cleaning deficiency. No matter what I do they end up streaky :(
ReplyDeleteAh, I have just the gadget for that... Seriously, it's a microfibre cloth. I wet it, squeeze it out and do the windows. Then I polish with an old linen tea towel. See, sometimes gadgets do work!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you .... if the tools are pretty or nifty I'm more likely to use them and keep them pretty and nifty. :) I'm the same with storage. I love it and when I have more storage everything has a place and is way tidier. I hsould just live in a house full of cupboards, bookshelves and pretty boxes ... oh and Cath Kidston tea towels which I agree are also delightful. xx
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