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26 Sep 06 - 02:59 PM (#1843929) Subject: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Bobert Well, gol danged... I been called a lot of things over the eyars but nuthin' hurt more than the P-Vine tellin' me that I didn't have any "Irish wash-women" in me... Yeah, that one hurt me to the bone... So here's the situation: Seein' as we have yet more of her family droppin' in fir a couple days today has been clean, clean and clean some more and this question pretains to cleaning a bathroom the correct way... Do you clean the floor first and then the sink and toidy or do you clean the sink and toidy first then the floor??? I ain't gonna say which side of the issue I'm on because it might prejudice the womenz here who love to see me squirm in these little disputes I have with the P-Vine but I will say that she is of one opinion and me another... So, whaddayaallzthink??? Bobert |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:02 PM (#1843930) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: katlaughing Fllor last, as you back out. If you did the floor first, then you'd muck it up while walking on it cleaning the other stuff!:-) |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:03 PM (#1843931) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Manitas_at_home You'll need to use the sink to rinse out cleaning clothes etc so I'd leave it until last otherwise youll ne dup clening it twice. |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:03 PM (#1843932) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: beardedbruce As a professional ( I worked my way through collage as a janitor) the proper way is to clean the sink and toilet, THEN the floor. |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:03 PM (#1843934) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Megan L Surprise surprise lad :) I usually follow the rule of gravity anything that is going to fall hits the floor and usually spills when it gets there so top down . |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:07 PM (#1843938) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: catspaw49 Clean the toilet and sink first cause they stink. Then clean the floor on your way out the door. Spaw |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:11 PM (#1843942) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Bill D Clean what shows, then put rugs over the floor, so that,,,,hey...wait NO...please, don't hit me, I was just.... *sigh*...do like the majority have said...floors last. Rinse the mop outside. |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:13 PM (#1843947) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Megan L aw come oan bill it wis only a clout wie a wet cloot :) |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:15 PM (#1843950) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: MMario silly question - you do both; multiple times, at no more then 1 hour intervals until the guests departs. But yes, floors last as you exit the room. |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:25 PM (#1843960) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Megan L Of course Bobert you do have to be careful you to not trip over the lightfitting when doing the ceiling or slip of the tap when dancing> |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:27 PM (#1843963) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Scoville TOp down. Sink, toilet, bathtub first, then the floor so you can mop up anything that splashes over, and anywhere you might have tracked dirt while washing the other fixtures. |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:29 PM (#1843965) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Amos Also, do heavier dirt first -- get the kludge out, then the gross stuff, then the dust, then the clean and shine work. A |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:43 PM (#1843978) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: lady penelope I'm agog you have to ask....... |
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26 Sep 06 - 03:50 PM (#1843985) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: bobad Don't forget to clean under the rim inside the toilet bowl. |
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26 Sep 06 - 04:00 PM (#1843996) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Rapparee Why bother with any of it? Just build a new outhouse. |
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26 Sep 06 - 04:57 PM (#1844029) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Mrs.Duck You're supposed to clean them? |
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26 Sep 06 - 05:01 PM (#1844031) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: artbrooks Like Mrs. D says... But I do the sink, cabinets, counters, etc. first, then the floor, because stuff from the counter tops always falls on the floor. |
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26 Sep 06 - 05:32 PM (#1844045) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Liz the Squeak Get someone in to build you another cabinet, then you'll have less floor to clean and more cupboard space to put all the cleaning things in... LTS Anyone spot the subtle hint there? |
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26 Sep 06 - 05:40 PM (#1844051) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: wysiwyg We had this toity deal beofre....???? ~S~ |
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26 Sep 06 - 05:50 PM (#1844060) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Rapparee Well, if I DO have to clean 'em, I use one of these, because it cleans and sanitizes at the same time. |
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26 Sep 06 - 06:49 PM (#1844085) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: bobad Hey Bobber, are you still cleaning bathrooms the old fashioned way? Then get with the program, this is the 21st. century and I want to say one word to you, just one word nanoparticles |
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26 Sep 06 - 06:57 PM (#1844089) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Becca72 Put me down for the "top to bottom" vote. Anything wiped off a higher surface is going to end up on the floor so you may as well do that last. |
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26 Sep 06 - 07:01 PM (#1844093) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: wysiwyg It's so o-bivious. Whoever is doing the cleaning makes the rules for that day's cleaning. It's like the old argument over which way to hang the TP. Hang it with end dangling over, or dangling under? Who cares! The correct answer is, "You're supposed to hang it UP." Tell my friend P-Vine I said so, OK? Don't make me come over there again. ~Susan |
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26 Sep 06 - 07:41 PM (#1844112) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: LilyFestre Hey Bobert, old pal...personally, I do the floor last in the bathroom...that's just how I like to do it. If the love of my life cleaned the floor, then the potty and tub, I wouldn't be complaining one bit...I'd be happy for the extra hand and I bet your love will be happy either way too! However, if you are talking about the living room or any other room that requires any amount of dusting...ALWAYS do the floor first, take a break, let the dust that you just kicked up have time to settle, THEN dust. That's how it works here, anyway! You just earned points in my book...any man who helps his wife with the cleaning can't be ALL bad *GRIN* Michelle |
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26 Sep 06 - 11:03 PM (#1844181) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: JennyO Bath/shower, WALLS - especially near the toilet (you DO know about aerosol effect, don't you?), then the basin, after you've done all the other surfaces and used it to rinse cloths etc in, then the floor last of all as you back out, as others have said. I always do the floor last in other rooms as well - seems logical as dust and dirt falls DOWN. And in a brief stint as a housemaid in a posh motel, that's what they told us as well. |
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26 Sep 06 - 11:12 PM (#1844185) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Rapparee Bobert, since when do you have a floor? You gettin' fancy on us? |
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27 Sep 06 - 01:12 PM (#1844196) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: GUEST,mg floor last. And get a steam clean and clean everything with that. They really work. mg |
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27 Sep 06 - 01:45 PM (#1844229) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Kaleea uh, Bobad, I recall that after some of my boy cousins had been "out the back way," Granny had to clean off the seat. Yes, there was a toilet seat on the dadgum* one holer. Considering nanoparticles and what hits the fan, first one cleans the CEILING. *(not to be cornfused with alternate guitar tunings) |
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27 Sep 06 - 01:48 PM (#1844236) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: the lemonade lady Dear me, who cares? Just clean it and get out and get a life! Sal |
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27 Sep 06 - 04:14 PM (#1844404) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: GUEST,IBO DEAR ME,WHO CARES? JUST LEAVE IT AND GET OUT AND GET A WIFE |
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27 Sep 06 - 04:57 PM (#1844452) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: GUEST,Bee Men can clean toilets? Well, just wait 'til that man gets back! He's been tellin' me for years it ain't possible! |
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27 Sep 06 - 06:48 PM (#1844552) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: Bobert Well, well, well... Thankee all for your support 'cause I was the floor-last half of the disagreement and I have brought it to P-Vine's attention that she, Irish danged washer woman or not, is in the minority... Of course she now denies ever havin' the discussion in the first place... Geeze, first argument I might have ever won and now I'm told it never happened??? And after cleaning tirdies and sinks and all kinds of nasty things and it all comes down to this??? No victory lap... No, "Sorry, GHoney, you were right"... No nuthin' except... ... P-Vine's relatives have come and gone and the bathrooms are clean, clean, clean... Might of fact, thew entire joint is way to clean fir my tastes... Ain't no operation room, is it... Not to fear... We'll trash it in no time... Bobert |
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27 Sep 06 - 07:16 PM (#1844579) Subject: RE: BS: Earth-shatterin' Housework Question??? From: LilyFestre Well heck Bobert...that's half the fun! ;) Michelle |
