Things to eliminate from your closet II

* Things you no longer wear but you really loved: You probably be hurting their feelings if they were humans because at a point you really use to love them all of a sudden you stopped. You just keep them at the bottom of your drawer. If you loved them that much... Find them another home, give them out to people who would love them like you did at first.

* Beautiful cloth that you'll never wear again because it's too much trouble: when ever you want to wear this dress you exhaust all your energy...most of the time the cloth is tight. Sometimes in the process of trying to wear the dress you angrily drop it and pick something else. You'll never wear the dress give it out.

Lastly basically any thing you don't wear: Any cloth you don't wear or have not worn for over three month does not belong to your closet, give those cloths a new home and free up some space..... You'll be happy you did.

Things to eliminate from your closet 1

I still have not figured out why cleaning out closet seem so agonizing. Maybe it's because doing away with old favourite clothing make us feel like we are letting go of some past memorable event we never want to forget.
Truth been told you don't need Jesus to inform you that you need to get rid of some cloths you don't wear to get an extra space in your closet.

Things to get rid of:

*Things you never wear anymore that you keep for sentimental purpose: See I understand, that sweetheart top your college boyfriend or dad got for you...old with holes now is something you'll never dream of letting go. Facts still remains that if your not wearing something it doesn't belong to your closet..... So let it go.

* Thing that will never fit you: Here we mean cloth that you'll need Jesus and a whole new body type to fit into it. Yeah I understand you love the dress so much that's why it has been in your closet for so many year hoping with faith that one day it will be your size while in the actual sense it's occupying space for a new dress... Sister let it go, besides buying new cloths is part of the fun.

Things to clean everyday II

Doing the dishes/kitchen sink also includes cleaning the kitchen counters and sweeping the kitchen floor.  You could be "urrgghh" why so many kitchen chore, this is because the kitchen is used so often and they are the first place bugs can invade when dirty. You don't have to mob everyday, but sweeping of crumbs will not only keep your kitchen clean, it'll also help other area of your home cleaner by not allowing you take crumbs from the kitchen.

* Make the bed: This should be the first thing you do before you leave your room to the kitchen to get what to munch or anywhere else in the house.

Things a home should have

Every home should feel differently... Expressing the individuality and personality of its owner in its own way, but I believe their are essential things that should be in a home regardless of its size. This little things make a home and if your starting up they are useful checklist for setting up in a new space.

* Real napkins
* Push pins
* Natural cleaning products
* Landing strip: this stand helps keep important items like car keys, mail, wrist watche etc. It doesn't have to be big
* At least 3 lights in every room
* Flannel sheets: this should be in the house doe not needed all the time, only when it's cold

Things to clean everyday I

Whether you have a cleaning routine or not, there are things that should never be neglected on a daily basis not even for a day.  This task should be done everyday.

* Dishes/kitchen sink: we have discussed dirty dishes and how unhealthy it is. Do not let your dirty dishes pile up, you could wash immediately after each meal or at intervals not also forgetting to give the kitchen sink a quick swipe.  Leaving this area clean makes your kitchen look cleaner and fresh.

* Bathroom sinks: You don't want to wake up to a fume bath or glued on globs of toothpaste... That could affect your morning so always keep clean.

How to know a tidy person II

* Utilize their neatness system: Tidy people have a neatness or organizational system in place. The key to being tidy is setting up set goals or conditions to be tidy. That means a place for the things that cluster up space: you mail, cloth, kitchen supplies etc.. Each thing needs a place to live.  Applying this system makes it easy.

* Cleanliness syndrome: Tidy people always see something extra that needs doing and they jump at it. Say like they notice their bathroom faucet is filthy even if it's not their turn/day to wash they will wipe it down. If they notice an object is not in its right position they put it right. They have specific time set aside to really clean, but they also clean up as the need arises do not mistake this for OCD.

DIY- How to clean your toilet II

Continuing from Diy 1 here are theoretical instructions on how to clean your toilet.

* Apply the bowl cleaner under the rim of the toilet and let it work it's way down.  Use the toilet brush to scrub the bowl, make sure you get to everything hiding under the rim... If you feel toilet brush ain't washing well feel free to wash with hand using a green pad (always wear a hand glove). Rinse and apply bowl cleaner, close lid and let the cleaner soak in the bowl for 10min.

* While waiting for the bowl to soak, spray the outside of the toilet with your dis-infectant starting from the top of the tank. Use your sponge, washing it out with warm water.

* Pop the lid back open and get to work on the rim of the toilet again.  This is the grossest part but will clean easily with the right amount of bowl cleaner and disinfectant.

* Grab your toilet brush or green pad and give the well soaked bowl one last scrub.
Rinse... Flush... And keep clean