I have focused on specific areas at a time. I also have a goal of cleared surfaces which helps me keep things tidy. I especially want the kitchen island completely bare.
Yes, absolutely. I take a look at things in my room and decide which part of it need cleaning more, my desk, bed or wardrobe etc
Yes of course I have, I like to do my room one day and the kitchen another and then the living room. It’s not about rushing it’s all about what makes you happy and not pushing yourself or myslef to hard.
No I haven’t..because i only really have one major space to clean wich is my room..I cleaned it 2 days ago and I’m really proud of myself because it was a huge mess..But i think split cleaning and cleaning an area each day could make it easier in the long run😁👍🏾
No, interesting idea. I usually have to feel motivated to clean an entire space or room, otherwise I don’t, which impacts my productivity. I just cannot function in a messy environment, which is ironic since my room is usually a mess.
I’ll will start to clean a different room each day so that the whole house is always clean that way the house will always be clean
Yes ,you see the trick is making a greater task look smaller which will allow the task to be completed easily and faster
I do sometimes. Other times i just grab what i like to call a "junk basket" to quickly reduce all the clutter (and stress that comes with it) and then when i am ready I do a full house cleaning. Which normally begins with sorting out the rubbermaid bin I filled prior. The baskets help for a quick anxiety fix and also give a sense of accomplishment when the house is suddenly cleared or the basket gets emptied. Generally more personal areas like my bedroom and bathroom get done on their own time separately as they generally need more sorting than cleaning.
Yes. I’m doing that currently. As an autistic person, I need that kind of motivation to clean. I pretend it’s a game, and it makes me more apt to clean.
I try to at least tidy up the kitchen and living room everyday. I do specific chores daily, but keep them small. Do the dishes everyday. Wash one small load of laundry everyday. Vacuum the living room everyday. Every now and then I dedicate the day to deep clean a single room.
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