I spent half the morning cleaning my husband's bathroom (which is our "public" bathroom).
There is nothing worse in this world than cleaning a bathroom.
Nothing.
So, in honor of my sacrifice - What is the one room in your house that you HATE to clean?
What room do you clean the most? The least?
Is there any room or anything in your house that you actually ENJOY cleaning?
For me: I HATE to clean the bathrooms. It sometimes can take me months to get in there and do the big serious cleaning that they need.
The room I clean the most is my kitchen, though, you wouldn't know it to look at it!
The room I clean the LEAST is probably my master bedroom...sadly, I let mess and clutter pile up in there.
As crazy as it sounds, I actually enjoy cleaning out my refrigerator, once I get started. The thought of it makes me kind of ill, but once I get going in there, it's quite enjoyable.
Now, your turn!!
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I absolutely DETEST the bathroom. It just grosses me out and makes me gag. Yech. I don't know that I have a favorite room to clean, but I have a strange affinity for doing dishes. It's so satisfying and therapeutic. Plus, it doesn't take that long but once you're done, it feels like you've accomplished a major task.
Clean? What is this "clean" you speak of? heh.
I think the toilets are probably the worst.
I thought you said it was your "pubic" bathroom, which would fit just as well I suppose. That's my least favorite part of cleaning the bathroom - getting in the corners of the floors where all sorts of dust bunnies and other goodies hide out. And toilets are just gross.
I must be a freak cause there are times I find cleaning therapeutic. My life can be a total wreck, but if my place it clean it makes me feel a little better.
I go through cleaning spurts, perhaps I have cyclothemia, during which everything has to be spotlessly cleaned.
This is a good time to clean out closets and reorganize pantries, etc etc.
But I also have times where I just do not care at all. I could walk by a giant spill on the counter and just, bleh, who cares.
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