#housecleaning

by Nikki Giovanni

i saw a post about having strong feelings about how to load the dishwasher and as someone who usually has strong feelings about everything, i thought it was strange that i didn't about dishwasher loading, and maybe it has something to do with the fact that i didn't grow up with a dishwasher.

so i'm curious, did you grow up with a dishwasher and do you have strong opinions* about how to load one?

*note: i'm not including things like, putting bowls face-down so they don't fill with standing water, or following directions about which rack something needs to go on, to be a Strong Opinion. that's just to make sure everything gets actually clean and not damaged. i mean like if someone puts something in a place you wouldn't, would it Annoy you even if it will technically get clean all the same

It's a well-known fact that a clean and organized workspace can improve productivity, but have you ever considered the intangible connection between workplace cleanliness and productivity?

When your workspace is cluttered and disorganized, it can be overwhelming and distracting. You may spend valuable time searching for things or feeling anxious about the chaos around you. On the other hand, a clean and organized workspace can provide a sense of clarity and calm, allowing you to focus on your work and be more productive.

But the benefits of a clean workspace go beyond just increased productivity. A clean and organized environment can also improve morale and create a positive work culture. It shows that you care about your work and respect the space in which you do it.

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