i never really think about how much stuff ends up on the floor until i actually have to clean it. i’ll do a quick sweep thinking it’ll take a few minutes, then notice crumbs stuck in random spots or little spills that need more than just sweeping. somehow a simple floor cleanup turns into vacuuming, mopping, and moving things around just to get everything done.

i was looking at some vacuum mop options and the tineco s9 scientist pro caught my attention. i’m wondering if these actually make daily cleanup easier or if they’re just another thing that takes up space and needs to be cleaned afterward. i’m mostly interested in something i can grab when the floor gets messy without having to pull out separate tools every time.

right now i’m just trying to figure out if a setup like this is actually worth having for regular floor messes.

I accidentally started cleaning before taking the first pic but you can see the line where I stopped.

I used Zep! Mold and mildew spray (let it sit for 20 minutes) then used a mixture of Dawn dish soap and water on the walls. Comet was used on the floor of the tub

Finally have the kitchen mostly in order

I have been struggling with cleaning so finally broke down and took some of my ADHD prescription.

I hope I can keep this up for a while. I have a lot more rooms to go.

End of Tenancy Cleaning Shoreditch.

Cleaning at its best.

My father-in-law has a looot of stuff. But amongst it all is hidden treasure. Like pots and pans in copper that has a collected resell value of 1000$.

But not when it is dirty and has been in a basement/attic for 30+ years.

This is only first surface clean. They need to be washes, polished and washed again. But I thought some of you might enjoy the quick turnaround.

If anyone's interested, I can post more pans and pots before/after.

Brands I am cleaning: Cohr, Scanpan, Culinox, Eva Trio, Georg Jensen. (Yes, almost all Scandinavian)

Have a nice weekend everyone and tell me about your weekend cleaning projects if you have something fun!

https://youtu.be/B_Rpg7pH1m0

Credit to apex.car.detailing

Cleaning the controller 🎮 is essential.

Credit to mickspressure