Well, it appears to be spring - albeit
in January. The frogs are croaking in the pond of an evening... so I
must spring clean! This is what I intended to do, yet have only just
begun. The spring air and sunshine has made Dad enjoy trips round the
block in the wheelchair, until it promptly disappeared and winter
began much later than expected.
I have done one spring cleaning chore
so far - the grotty corner of the kitchen. I began by removing the
two stools and the antique three cornered table and then cleaning the
floor over. There were several tools laying on the floor which needed to be
washed - ones that I shall probably never use - so have been stored in a
bucket in Dad's pink & white room.
It was truly a ghastly task - my first
spring here, I tackled some of the kitchen - but not this area - and
last year I barely did any spring cleaning - so this specific corner
could quite easily have remained uncleaned for 5-7 years!
Next, I cleaned the walls - although
the photo of the completed task does not show them as ultra clean,
due to stains and other irremovable smudges, rust marks, etc - I
think readers will agree it looks better, if not perfect. You can
definitely see where I stopped scrubbing at the wall!
Replacing the furniture, I was able to
tidy things up a tad, allowing for a now clean and tidy area - but,
one that stills looks like it needs some attention. Perhaps I should
suggest Dad buys some paint....
Nice guidelines, Spring cleaning is to help you conquer the dust, dirt and grime that accumulates under the couch, in the refrigerator, and under the bed during the past year. I started by removing the two stools and the seniority list of three corners and then cleaning the finished floor.
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