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Article: Clean up small messes before they become big messes
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- The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL
- Article date:
- March 2, 2008
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It's important to clean up a small mess before it has time to
grow into a bigger mess.
I won't go into detail about how I learned this lesson, except to
say it involved peanut butter, honey and ants.
Often it's the little things that count most, especially in
cleaning.
Keeping a home clean and tidy means paying attention to little
things. By maintaining a daily schedule of little chores, you make
your regular, more thorough cleaning easier, and you enjoy the
pleasures of living in an orderly house, where you can find the
things you want without turning the house upside down, and where
things are clean and in good repair.
At our house, I've learned that if I pick up regularly - take a
few ...