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Mastering Housework: Staying Organized at Home

The National Soap and Detergent Association reports that getting rid of clutter eliminates 40% of housework in the average home. If THAT doesn’t motivate you to keep your house organized, then you must really love housework! I don’t.

Organization and housework go hand in hand in the following ways:


1.       Efficiency: When you have a system in place, you waste less time searching for things or deciding what needs to be done. Everything has its place, so you can quickly access cleaning supplies or tools needed for various tasks.

2.       Clear Priorities: Organizing helps you prioritize tasks. You can create a schedule or checklist based on what needs immediate attention versus what can be done later, making your cleaning routine more structured and manageable.

3.       Reduced Stress: A cluttered environment can contribute to stress. Organizing your space helps reduce visual and mental clutter, creating a calmer atmosphere that can positively impact your mindset when tackling chores.

4.       Maintaining Cleanliness: An organized space is easier to keep clean. When items are properly stored and surfaces are clear, it's simpler to wipe down countertops, vacuum floors, or dust shelves regularly.

5.       Long-term Maintenance: Good organization often leads to better habits. Once you establish routines and systems for maintaining order, it becomes easier to stay on top of housework consistently.


Overall, being organized not only streamlines the physical aspects of housework but also contributes to a more harmonious and functional living environment. But if you really do love housework, I would love to have you help with mine!



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