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gentle reminder: please make sure you’re regularly cleaning your water bottles, thermos, and kettles with antibacterial soap and warm water so you don’t get ill. this includes the inside of the container itself, the straw, lid, the outside and bottom of the container, as well as any crevices. rinse well. stay safe and hydrated, babes. 🪴💧
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REALLY struggling to unpack after moving again, does anyone have any tips?
Honestly feeling really overwhelmed and my usual tricks aren’t working!
I have been dealing with pilling on my pillows and mattress that make the items constantly look dirty, so I sought a solution.
The best so far has been this depiller from Amazon. You must use a light hand and work gently, but it pulled any pills as well as embedded cat hair.
I would say 8/10!
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Cleaning Products Not to Mix
Bleach and Vinegar
This creates chlorine gas, which is harmful to your respiratory system.
Note: Lemon juice also creates this same reaction!
Bleach and Ammonia
This creates chloramine, another toxic gas for the respiratory system.
Bleach and Rubbing Alcohol
This is chloroform! Toxic and irritating to the respiratory system.
Hydrogen Peroxide and Vinegar
This creates peracetic acid, which is corrosive.
Note: you may still use both hydrogen peroxide and vinegar in the wash, because its very diluted with water and can be very effective in cleaning clothes and making them softer. Plus, you are not touching the acids with your skin.
Drain Cleaners
This can explode, y’all. Like seriously. Use the same brand until all of the cleaner is flushed, then you may switch.
Baking Soda and Vinegar
Yeah, I was shocked too. But the reaction you see is the chemicals neutralizing each other. They are helpful products on their own, but together its the same as cleaning with water.
Note: I still find the reaction itself helpful for some drain clogs and other things, but the mixture itself isn’t useful, so know it isn’t a complete fix nor is it sanitizing anything!
Notice a theme? A good rule of thumb is to never mix bleach with anything. Always clean with good ventilation and/or a fan, and switch cleaning cloths to avoid mixing them on the cloth and accidentally gassing yourself. I have woken up on too many client’s bathroom floors for you to not listen to me.
Hey Nerds!
Clean your supplies.
Gamer? Clean your consoles, make sure the buttons arent sticky, dust your keyboard.
Play DND? Bet you haven’t cleaned your dice in a bit, or the dice bag.
Collector? Dust your collectibles. Organize your cards and put them in protective sleeves.
Give love back to yourself by making your favorite activity guilt-free: looking at or interacting with what we view as “dirty” or “gross” will make us ashamed of being who we are and doing what we love.
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Maintenance cleaning for executive dysfunction
or anyone else who doesn’t know what on earth they’re doing.
(I have spent YEARS trying to get my brain around how to clean my house consistently, which has been frustrating because I’m a very tidy person who likes my house kept nicely. I have now managed to do it once a week for three weeks in a row. I don’t think I’ve done that before in my entire LIFE. This is the process I finally figured out which works for me, but it’s okay if it doesn’t for you! Everyone is different.)
The set-up
You will need:
1 microfibre cloth
1 flat-sponge mop handle and 2 sponge mops (or 2 full mops if you prefer) (the mop is vital for this system working for me)
3 standard cloths
Washing up liquid
All-purpose cleaner (I like Bio-D because you get a nice shine on mirrors and glass without needing a separate glass cleaner)
Bathroom cleaner spray (I like Sainsbury’s Antibacterial Bathroom Cleaner Spray - it’s cheap and really effective)
Toilet bleach
Optional but recommended: gloves for cleaning in
Colour-code your cloths, either by sewing different colours in each, attaching different ribbons, or even sewing on a patch. I will use green, orange and red for this post. It also might be a good idea to colour-code your mop-sponges, with green and orange.
The green cloth is kept in the kitchen, and can go anywhere except the bathroom.
Orange and red cloths are kept in the bathroom, and do not go anywhere else.
The process
This is the in-depth, step-by-step version. There will be a tldr version at the end.
It’s less complicated than it might look, and takes me about 15 minutes.
1: Mirrors and surfaces.
Get your microfibre cloth. One surface at a time, spray all-purpose cleaner on your mirrors, glass and other assorted surfaces and wipe them clean. You can do as many or as few as you have the energy for.
Get your green cloth. Use all-purpose cleaner to clean your kitchen surfaces, hob and kitchen sink.
2: Mop.
Get your kitchen (green) mop-sponge and get it damp. Add a small squirt of washing-up liquid to the sponge or the floor. Start from the corner and mop yourself towards the door.
If you have other mop-able floors, do those next.
Then mop your bathroom floor.
Wring your mop out in the bathroom sink then swap mops or mop-sponges. Spray bathroom cleaner on your tiles and tub. Use the mop-sponge to scrub them (absolute game-changer compared to leaning over with a cloth, I’m telling you), then wring it out in the bathroom sink.
3: Bathroom.
Grab your orange cloth and use the bathroom cleaner spray on your bath taps, shower head and bathroom sink + taps.
Rinse with the shower (or if you have a fixed shower-head like me, chuck some water at it with a cup).
Grab your red cloth and use bathroom cleaner spray; starting with the handle/flush, work your way through from the cleaner to the dirtiest parts of the toilet.
Squeeze some bleach around the toilet bowl.
Put all your cloths in the washing machine, wash your hands, and you’re done!
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Feel free to print or use this info however you like if it’s helpful to you!
do you ever get in a kitchen cleaning sort of mood in the middle of the night?
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i also realized today i dont think ive ever drawn a vacuum cleaner before. huh.
In my opinion, it’s most important to use cleaning supplies that you don’t mind the smell or feel of. As a neurodivergent person, I am far less likely to do a task if I don’t enjoy the experience, even if its a necessity.
For example, dishes are next to impossible because i hate sponges (harbor bacteria and just feel gross) and soggy food. I adapted my system to now rinse off every plate before it goes in the sink, and then use warm water and an apple or lemon scented dish soap (ajax lemon or apple blossom dawn) along with a silicone “sponge” (easy to clean and better for the environment, plus I’m not panicking about how dirty the “sponge” is all of the time).
For bathroom, i like to use similarly scented products or at least unoffensive scents. Sometimes I cant get away with that, like the necessity that is bleach for mold and mildew, but im far more likely to prevent mold and mildew by cleaning more often anyway. I tend to go for lemon (lysol) and orange (microban). Toilet bowl cleaner is a little harder for me because I can’t do floral, but the Lysol Power cleaner smells like mild toothpaste which dissipates quickly. Find sturdy tools with long handles to limit contact with harsh products, and
If all else fails, essential oils or chapstick on your nose or in a mask will help immensely, and if you can handle the feeling gloves will help protect your hands and keep you from direct contact with icky things like soggy food and otherwise.
Your system should work for YOU.
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can someone give me tips on the best way to hand-wash laundry, specifically hand towels and underwear? i’ve looked it up but i stress about it being not sanitary enough or knowing how long to wash clothes for etc, so any knowledge would be very appreciated.
Hi!
One of the best things you can do for intimates and towels is soaking. Look for a laundry treatment like stain remover (oxiclean is my personal favorite). Lysol recently came out with a laundry sanitizer as well. Place your laundry in the sink or in a bucket with warm or hot water (make sure your clothing can handle hot water beforehand, but its not necessary for sanitizing it! It does however help get stuff to soften if needed and if applicable). Soak for thirty minutes, but you may soak longer if it is not silk! Soaking the garment will ensure the dirt and soil lifts, and stains like period or armpit stains have a better chance at lifting.
For spots that are of concern (crotch of intimates, bra band near the armpit, etc) i would recommend scrubbing the fabric together. Brushes or anything like that will wear at the fabric faster, but if you scrub the fabric against itself that will give you some abrasion but keep the longevity of the item.
If you are someone who has a period, make sure to treat the blood stain as soon as you can. Anything with a hydrogen peroxide base (oxiclean or just straight hydrogen peroxide) will help get the stain out. If it doesn’t freak you out, your own saliva will also work well to remove it, as the enzyme of your saliva will break down your blood. Make sure to treat this with cold water first: hot water may set the stain.
If you are someone with a vagina, also keep in mind that your fluids are acidic in nature and may bleach the crotch of your underwear. These arent dirty, but if it bothers you you can try to use fabric dye to make them a solid color again. :)
Make sure towels are dried COMPLETELY before folding to ensure they do not mildew.
SUPER IMPORTANT: rinse them COMPLETELY! Any soap residue will attract dirt and make them not feel clean. Rinse until water is as clear as it’ll get. It might not become entirely crystal clear because fabric dye rinsing in the water, but do the best you can! Press out as much water as you can from padded bras and towels to help dry time.
Hope all of this makes sense :)
Dish soap is meant to take out oil and grease, and works extremely well for those types of stains. Make sure to use this trick for hand wash, as it suds too much for the washing machine. Good to pretreat and then rinse before washing.
