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Washing Machine - One day many years ago I washed one of my doona inserts and it came out of my washing machine filthy, black marks all over it. It was then that I realised that washing machine needed to be regularly cleaned. Cleaning your washing machine will remove the build up from fabric softener and soap and prevent marks and scum appearing on your linens and clothes.
Find details:
- how to clean a top load washing machine
- how to clean a front load washing machine
Linen Cupboard – It so easy to accumulate extra bedsheets or towels, from sales, gifts or just because we have to have it. I’m rather partial to a beautiful quilt and soft towels. But I need to limit myself as my linen cupboard is only so big and if I was to buy more I wouldn’t have the space. So my rule is, one in one out but also be realistic when I make the purchase (see more below in new habit).
What I keep in my linen cupboard:
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Top shelf – seasonal linens I don’t regulary use ie blankets, winter sheets
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4th shelf – bed linens – see full list of bed linens I keep for each bed here
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3rd shelf – bath towels – I have one extra towel for each family member plus 4 spare towels
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2nd shelf – beach towels, tableclothes
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Bottom Shelf – Cleaning bucket, cat food, a bag of kitty litter and rags
Linen Cupboard - My linen cupboard was rather neglected for awhile there. Usually I take 2 minutes to tidy the linen cupboard as I place linens back in, the kids usually prefer the towel at the bottom of the pile which is how it gets messy easy.
Today’s challenge is to tidy it up and organise in a manner that you can easily find something the next time you are looking for it.
Find video tutorial here on how I fold:
- fitted sheets - fast with no fuss
- bath towels - basic, but just shows you how I do it
before, quite a mess
after
I keep a few extra laundry products here and extra mop clothes
I keep all extra toilet paper, tissues, paper towel on a shelf in the garage. It’s my stock pile shelf where I also keep extra laundry detergent, cereals, bathrooms soap etc. I usually purchase two or three of an item we use when I see it on special.
One in one out - Keep buying impulses under control using the one in one out policy. However consider the one that has to go out, is it still usable? If yes then you don’t need to get rid of it and you don’t need to buy a new one. If it wasn’t useable, eg worn or has holes then it can be replaced.
Tidy under your laundry sink
Day 11 checklist (place in tasks divider)



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