How often should I tidy up?

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10 response(s)
Jackson Z.

I like to tidy the bathroom in the morning, after I get ready for work. The kitchen before bed and my office before I head home. Those are the habits I’m working to improve.

Catherine Y.

In my opinion, I think it’s important to tidy up everyday or as you go along. Doing it this way will decrease the amount of time you spend cleaning in the long run.

Celina T.

Every day. It keeps things from piling up and becoming overwhelming. When walking through a room, try to pick up something out of place and put it up. 😃

Ventura Q.

Well i like to tidy up the mess if the night sleep, making bed, clean the floor by my doggo’s fur etc I like to take care of my plants and bonsai trees. I like wash well my hands. I like to tidy up the mess of the yester dinner etc

Noemie S.

I find ten minutes a day is way easier than one big chunk a week for tidying. When cleaning though each part of the house has a different requirement: kitchen; straight after you’ve used it, vacuum; once a week or fortnight, toilet; weekly... ect ect. Pinterest actually has some great home cleaning schedules

Bernice E.

Every morning and night-basically tidying up is how to reset your day. Plus if you do it often enough than you’re accomplishing things all the time- which is such a great feeling when you have days where everything goes wrong

Ugo N.

It depends on how’s messy you are if you are never tidy you should tidy up frequently burn if you tidy up daily then you’ve should continue doing so.

Shane F.

I should tidy up every night, because waking up to a clean room takes a lot of stress off me. And going to sleep with a clean room helps me to sleep better

Ella P.

As often as possible sometimes things get cluttered so it good to make sure you tidy up a bit just to give you space for things you need to do such as study or meditate.

Jared E.

Tidy up everyday. Plan for 30 minutes. But if you keep at it. It turns into a 10 min task. Then you have a clean and chaos free environment.

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