How To Make Cleaning & Chores Slightly Less Miserable
- Make It A Cleaning Dance Party. Nothing is boring about dancing.
- Take Some Free Shots. No, not free shots of alcohol — free shots as in turning your cleanup into a basketball game.
- Catch Up On Phone Calls.
- If You Have Kids, Get Them Involved.
- Reward Yourself For A Job Well-Done.
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Hereof, how can I make my housework less boring?
Make Housework Less Boring – 4 Simple Strategies
- Turn all the lights on. This tip isn't so great for your electric bill, but it works wonders for your motivation.
- Go out of order. When I clean my house I usually clean in the same order, starting with the kitchen, then the powder room, living room, dining room and, well you get the idea.
- Music is Key.
- Reward Yourself.
Secondly, how do you trick yourself into cleaning? 10 Lifehacks That'll Trick You Into Cleaning Up & Organizing Your Place
- Play music.
- Set a timer.
- Put just one thing back in its rightful place.
- Reward yourself.
- Do one small task a day.
- Have a friend come over to help.
- Acknowledge your weakness.
- Try a new cleaning product.
Thereof, how can I make my chores more fun?
9 Ways to Make Household Chores Fun
- Hide treats, stickers, or pennies in, on, or under knickknacks, then ask your child to dust.
- Post individual lists of chores kids can do (one for each child in your family).
- Play "Go Fish" with a basket of clean socks.
- Turn any socks that stay single into child-friendly dust mitts.
- Have a scavenger hunt.
What is your least favorite household chore?
But obviously every coin has 2 sides and that means there's a whole list of chores that are dubbed as the least favorite and those are:
- Cleaning the shower.
- Cleaning the bathroom.
- Defrosting the freezer.
- Cleaning the fridge.
- Sweeping the floors.
- Washing up.
- Taking the garbage out.
- Vacuuming the stairs.
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How do you remember your chores?
Steps
- Make a list. Write down the chores you need to do.
- Organize your list. Arrange your list into categories.
- Give yourself a time limit.
- Tackle the list.
- Perfect each task.
- Do a good job.
- As you complete each task, check or cross them off from your list.
- Finish up.
Does cleaning house count as exercise?
Absolutely cleaning your house is exercise. While you may not be in a gym pumping iron or running on a treadmill, but it is still exercise and requires you do to work and burn more energy than being sedentary. Any type of movement leads to additional calories burned, so absolutely, housework is considered exercise.
