How can I clean my house quickly and effectively?

First, position your cleaning supplies in a location where they may be used right away.

For instance, a mop or vacuum is required to clean the floor, and a clothes rack is required to dry clothes. I keep all of my cleaning supplies, including mops, towels, and brooms, in the bathroom so that I can easily get them when I need them. Walking back and forth to collect the cleaning tools took a lot of time and effort.

Hondo Women advises storing equipment in areas where you can use them immediately away, such as next to a washing machine with laundry supplies and a clothes rack or in the bedroom with a tiny hand mop for dusting.

This makes it easy to do duties because cleaning supplies are always nearby, eliminating the need to walk to and from the house.

Second: Whenever you wish, clean and freshen up.

I often put off doing a thorough cleaning of the house until the weekend, but by the time the weekend rolls around, there are frequently mounds of clutter everywhere, a dusty coffee table and TV cabinet, and water stains all over the sink and mirror. This nearly never happened again after I mastered the art of hand cleaning.

I use a sponge to clean the sink and mirror small portable vacuum cleaner after brushing my teeth, and I dust or straighten my clothes before reading the news online or thinking on the computer.

The third step is classifying the things.

I typically categorize things, however I believe my categories are too subtle in comparison to Hondo's approach. Hondo's system not only organizes clothing by family and season, but it also places regularly used goods in a convenient location in the cabinet. The most crucial step is to name them so that it is simple to identify them when in use.

For instance, in the kitchen, you shouldn't put away the cutting boards and pots and pans you use every day; instead, utilize organized open storage. Additionally, group food, spices, cleaning materials, and cutlery in drawer boxes, and store less-frequently used silverware at the top of the kitchen cabinet.

Storage makes chores easier" has taught me how to tailor tasks to meet my family's lifestyle and establish a practical storage environment, allowing me to wave goodbye to "dirty, messy, and tiring" chores.

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