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Sep 06 2012

20 Days to Organise & Clean your home Challenge – Day 5

Category: Organising

It’s not too late to start!!  Subscribe to the challenge here.  Share your photos on instagram or twitter using #TOH20daychallenge.  Follow along with the discussion on facebook.

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Please share your progress of today’s challenge below

The Floors - Today’s task is to clean the floors.   I like to do my floors on a Friday so it’s clean for the weekend when the family are home and visitors popping over.  I then give it a quick vacuum on Monday morning as it’s always filthy and some evenings I use our stick vac to pick up dinner that has fallen on the floor.  Todays tasks are:

  • Pick up as much as you can off the floor.  I put items from the kids floor on their beds, bin and toilet brush on the toilet seats to make cleaning the floor as quick as possible.
  • Vacuum all floors, hard and carpet
  • Mop floor (see homemade cleaner recipe below)
  • Relax while the floor is drying

I use a homemade solution of half a bucket of water, 3/4 cup vinegar and a very small squirt (1 teaspoon) of dishwashing liquid to clean my floors. 

Shoes or no shoes indoors? This has been a controversial topic on my blog before, it’s each to their own in your own home with pro’s and con’s for both sides.  However, I prefer that visitors leave their shoes at the door when coming into our house.  I don’t like dirt from the bottom of shoes being walked into the house and on the carpets (ours are cream and show dirt really easily), it’s my personal preference as I don’t have the time to be continually cleaning my floors.  I also make sure the kids wear shoes (thongs) outside protecting their feet from bindi’s in the grass but also so they don’t bring dirt from their feet onto the carpets.
 
I have signs available which you can place at your door, letting visitors know to kindly remove their shoes find here.
 
 

Out of date food - Look through your pantry (especially your dried herbs and spices) and dispose of all food out of date.  Add food close to use by date to next weeks meal plan.

Pantry - Today’s organise task is to organise the pantry. However, I don’t want you to remove everything from your pantry as this can be a big job.  Instead, today let’s spend time tidying and reorganising to make it more manageable.  You will find a complete post here, including video of the storage I used for my pantry. 

Plus, more great ideas on pantry organising:  

 Immediately put rubbish in bin. Once something is rubbish or ready to be recycled put it straight into the bin, then and there, not later because later sometimes never comes and this is how a pile accumulates and gets out of control.  Be it paper on your office desk (create a recycling bin close by), tags from new clothing left on your dresser, lolly wrappers left on the bench, food on dirty dishes should be scrapped straight into the bin.

Tidy the kitchen bench.  Let’s maintain the great work you did at the beginning of the week.

Day 5 checklist (place in tasks divider)

  

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  • Caz

    I’m rather behind but at peace with that and making a list of things to do when I have time. I’m about to clean my laundry window and can’t believe how much better the whole room looks. I’ve got tomorrow off so should be able to manage the pantry while the small boy is at kinder :-)

  • Amie

    I’ve been enjoying the Challenge so far. Some days I’ve met all tasks and other days I’ve met only one task. BUT that’s okay! I don’t overwhelm myself by moving it onto the next day because I know the tasks will only build and build until the amount to do is bigger than I can handle. What I am doing is putting the To Do Lists into my Household Management Folder and if I can tackle some of them on the weekend I will. What I hope for by the end of the Challenge is not only a clean and organised home but also some kind of manageable maintanence schedule. This challenge is to big for me to maintain continuously but hopefully there wil be a weekly cleaning routine to come out of it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/jo.szegedi Jo Szegedi

    Glad I checked this now, I’ll be out tomorrow, so plan to do the floors when kids are in bed to get ahead.

  • Ali

    Kitchen immaculate
    Bedroom spotless
    Laundry clean for first time ever
    Lounge half done.
    Very impressed with myself!

  • Janine

    HI Katrina, thanks very much for putting this challenge together, even though I have had difficulty in maintaining or doing each day’s challenge, I’ve at least started doing parts of it, so my house is starting to look a bit better every day, working full time is a killer!!!! But my daughters and I are getting there.
    Keep up the good work and I can pass this challenge onto my youngest daughter as her job on Fridays is to do the bathroom/toilet and the floors
    thanks again

  • http://www.facebook.com/krmayne Kylie Mayne

    I only managed to do my tv unit so far today, But I did a thorough job, getting in behind it and everything. I still haven’t quite finished all the laundry tasks either! Hopefully I can catch up tomorrow and over the weekend, ready to be right on schedule monday.

  • Alyce

    I LOVE living in Japan and taking our shoes off – seriously cuts down on the dirty floors!! Two toddlers eating meals is enough dirt on the floor for me, thank you very much ;)

  • http://www.facebook.com/polka.dot.pin.up Sarah Stevens

    pantry ^_^ i’ve only got a small pantry (there’s only me and my son here) so i’m going to go against advice and pull everything out this weekend while master two is fishing with his grandparents. I don’t think my pantry has been cleaned out since I moved in three years ago will be doing before and after pics that’s for sure

  • http://www.facebook.com/amanda.beard.18 Amanda Beard

    I’m really enjoying this challenge, though it’s been HARD work, I don’t think the kitchen/bedroom/laundry or lounge have EVER been as clean as they are now, not even when we first moved in! BUT I find myself getting a little anxious about whether some of the other areas I need to clean will be a part of the challenge, or whether I should be attempting to clean them on our break days over the weekend… Areas like the entryway, rumpus room, sewing area, office etc… Is there a list somewhere of all the areas that will be covered in the challenge. I know I could always do them after the challenge is complete if they’re not included, but I’d really like to get the house done and dusted (haha) within the month if I can…

    • Cass

      I’ve been worrying about that too!

      • http://www.facebook.com/zoe.campbell.167 Zoe Campbell

        Me too! xx

    • http://www.facebook.com/eponaspride Cassandra Pershin

      I figure if there is anything left at the end of the challenge, I can do it then. lol

    • http://www.facebook.com/kim.houstein Kim Houstein

      Me too, there are things some of us may not have in our houses, so will they be included? Will there be time to reorganise/declutter craft areas, study areas, play areas, the garage??? I actually got distracted today and worked on trying to finish the reallocation of storage space in my son’s room after his change to a big boy’s bed a month ago, I have had a whole lot of things in the spare room/study/craft room that just do not fit, or are not required in his room any more… I would like to know what’s coming, I’m not good at surprises!!

    • http://www.facebook.com/marion.doecke.3 Marion Doecke

      I only live in a small house so I hope there will be days that she’ll ask us to do rooms that I don’t have so that I can catch up on some of the days I’ve already missed.

  • michelle

    i did all mine this morning, except the bathrooms so better get up an do it

  • Dolly

    I got a free steam mop when I bought my new vacuum cleaner recently but haven’t given it a work out yet. Tomorrow is the day. Do we get the weekend off? I have a couple of jobs lined up for hubby over the weekend, things that are physically beyond me, high lights and maybe the bathroom ceiling

  • Liz hart

    Just thought I’d share how much I’m enjoying the challenge of getting my home in some sort of order. My hubby is enjoying it as well, even to the point of rewarding me with a fabulous foot massage last night, which I might add has never happened before in nearly 8 years of marriage!!!!!!!!!

  • Victoriously

    … Nesquick & Milo stored on the bottom shelf? Really?? I am so jealous!…. We can’t even safely keep ours stored on the TOP shelf !!!

  • Hayley Webb

    I started the challenge today and worked on my kitchen and main bedroom. Tomorrow will be the lounge and floors and I’m leaving the laundry (under our old queenslander house, including a mouldy old concrete tub) til the weekend. Hopefully we will be getting rid of it and replacing it with a new one on Saturday!

  • http://www.facebook.com/tam.bell.16 Tam Bell

    Now i know why my kitchen took forever! I did the pantry and some other cupboards too! Less to do next time!! Thanks so much for this, and all the organising ideas!

  • Ang

    I wish my pantry was that big ours is one of those white cupboards you buy at the hardware shop as we have zero storage in our old house.

  • bdcthompson

    I love the corkboard idea in the pantry, I’m going to get one tomorrow to put in there while I’m doing the pantry day. It’s such a great idea coz I hate things on the fridge!! I was just wondering though, what size the cork board you have is and are the clip boards an A4 size or smaller? THanks for the challenge, I’m loving it.

    • http://www.facebook.com/pippa.waddell Pippa Smith Waddell

      I made this corkboard a couple of weeks ago (as it happens :) ) They are A5 size from officeworks and only cost about $2.00 each! So cute ;)

  • Sarah Jane

    I’m a bit behind moving at snails pace going a quick as my pregnant belly will allow me. I had started on my pantry a few weeks ago & Kitchen clean on day 1 has made a huge difference My biggest problem is I have box’s of clutter in most room either sorted to give away or sell & even more to sort through. This make’s it hard for me to complete a full room as my home a shoe box & no spare room to hide all this. On a brighter note my home is looking much better today than it did on Monday. I’m enjoying every days tasks as tiring as they are I can see progress taking place. My goal now is to complete as much each day before baby delivered on the 21st this month. I looking forward to seeing my partner’s response when he come’s home on the weekend as the house is much cleaner & organised than when he left Sunday. Now off to cook tea then finish lounge room

  • Chelle

    Oops, I fell behind on the very first day. Like others I am saving the tasks so that I can work through them at my own pace (I think I will be doing the 40 day challenge instead). Unfortunately full time work plus extra weekend work is not helping complete tasks. It is funny the spice thing… I needed some turmeric the other night and looked at the bottle and it pre-dated two of my children, I do hope it is a bottle that I have recycled ;) )

    • Justine

      I also am falling behind, but will catchup next week I hope, we also have visitors for lunch on Sunday so doing other tasks that need doing for that like cleaning the BBQ (proper sugar soap wash down), we have had a busy week with Eisteddfods this week aswell as the usual activities. I’ve heard with Dried herbs/spices that the use by date is a guide and often they just loose their freshness or strength.

    • http://www.facebook.com/giovanna.scott.68 Giovanna Scott

      That’s okay Chelle. I’m doing the 20 Week Challenge haha!! I’m averaging about 2 challenges per week, and then only doing what I can with all the other responsibilities. It’s great to have a checklist.

      • http://www.facebook.com/marion.doecke.3 Marion Doecke

        I like that idea.

  • Trace

    Oh how I wish I could clean my floors only once a week! Living in the Middle East its all marble floors and constant dust from the sandy atmosphere coupled with a moulting dog and 3 boys – its a constant battle – once I get to the top of the house its time to start again – sigh!! And I wish I had a pantry and we could buy tupperware out here :(

  • Leanne

    hmmm, asking visitors to take shoes off I personally disagree. Smelly feet, generaly yucky feet, arthritic feet, inability to take shoes off standing up…etc. If you do, you should have a chair to sit on and visitor slippers, as the Japanese do.

  • http://www.melanieparisellaphotography.co melanie parisella

    Loving the challenges. Am completely up to date as of yesterday so I spent all of today decluttering and reorganising my mum and dads small house. Next week I am going to help them finish that job cos it was a huge undertaking. I love organising stuff!!!

  • annemarie

    Oh my. I’m in shock at how much dust I have found in my house. I’m so thankful I found your site. I love how you called it a challenge as that’s what it is. Between the daily life school drop off/pick.I find every other moment with me trying to get something done. So when the 12mth goes Down I kick into over drive to catch up. I’m working on saying NO to people as I find myself struggling sometimes as I say yes then fall behind. So thanks so much for giving me the chance to challenge myself let hope I can keep up and then maintain the clean house. I have missed the laundry which I plan to do on the weekend. As Monday is always a right off so Tuesday is my catch up.

  • Belinda

    Arhhh… I’m not keeping up… and I’m starting to feel depressed. I’m getting bit done but don’t feel like I’ve managed to complete any of the days properly.

    • Justine

      Don’t give-up I also feel that way abit also, I’m picking a choosing what really needs to be done and if I have time I’ll do abit more. I’m buggered today, I washed all the lounge covers while also cleaning the bbq for a lunch we are having on Sunday, but didn’t get any other jobs done and still have completed the kitchen or some of the other task ie dusting, and it is starting to pile up again. But we will get there, just be happy with what you can get done and stress the rest:)

    • Adel

      Hi Belinda, I know how you feel, as I at times also used to feel depressed and overwhelmed of everthing that needs to be done. But if you take it 1 room per day you ought to be okay – as long its a realistic goal for yourself to do for that day. And to be honest, once you get started and get in the swing of things (uninterrupted by hubby and kids), you get much more done – you just need to stay focussed on the task at hand.

    • http://www.facebook.com/trish.montgomery.7946 Trish Montgomery

      Hey, don’t forget Day four’s challenge was to learn to say “No”, that also includes “not yet”, and “I’m working on it”. Sit down with a coffee and appreciate the bits you have done then just start on one more small task. I’m learning to find joy in the accomplishments not focus on the perceived failures. Hang in there!

    • http://www.facebook.com/krmayne Kylie Mayne

      Don’t feel bad and don’t give up! I still haven’t finished the laundry task, only got the tv unit and one desk done on the lounge task, and haven’t even done anything yet today on the floors! BUT! my bedroom is clean, the kitchen looks good. I have almost caught up on my washing and I got a lot of little jobs done that desperately needed doing. Just look at what you HAVE one, and appreciate that. Might give you the motivation to do something else and catch up a little.

    • Danni

      One of the ways I’m keeping motivated is by making a temporary photo board. I take a before and after photo of each task, print them onto one piece of paper and then pin it up on the wall. Just one glance helps keep me motivated by showing what I have achieved and reminding me of what I can achieve. By the end of this challenge I will have a wall full of achievements staring me in the face. It also reminds other members of the household how the different areas are supposed to look!

  • cars

    Talk about great fun doing this. I only moved into my home 6 months ago, but its amazing how quick things can get disorderly, thank goodness it doesn’t take long to put it back into order. A big house with hardly no furniture has its perks.

    • Adel

      I agree!

  • Kathryn

    Well the lounge didn’t get done today, but will do tomorrow when attempting to do the floors. I have just completed my pantry organising at 8pm. What timing. A parcel arrived for me today, the online order from Howard Storage World. I ordered 3 extendable shelves and one normal stacking shelf for my pantry. Even hubby is impressed. Like some of the comments, I’m exhausted! But it’s great finally tackling my house!!

  • Inspired…

    Yay did the pantry when I should have been doing the master bedroom… one huge tick done!!!!

    • Carly

      I’m the same! Only I ignored the loungeroom and did the pantry, Master bedroom is all sorted. Everyone needs to remember that this is a GUIDE and a fantastic one at that. I have never been so motivated to clean and organise before :)

  • Alli Brown

    I am loving the challenge so much cause by sheer co-incidence the fist four days were all areas I had worked on in the last couple of weeks. I was feeling so chuffed and telling my friend all about how I had kept on top of it and it hadnt been too bad then you throw in the floors! I HATE MOPPING! We are going away for the weekend tomorrow so I was thinking maybe I could skip it…then Hubby suggested do it tonight- so I am on the net procrastinating…

  • http://www.facebook.com/natalie.alleblas Natalie Alleblas

    How fitting that I will be dealing with my pantry tomorrow. This morning I woke up to my 2 year old daughter dropping 2 eggs on the floor! She had gotten into the pantry and the eggs were within her reach (she has recently had a growth spurt!) so tomorow I have to rearrange things so that the “breakables” are high up and out of her way :)

  • Tammy

    As with many others, I am falling behind and only managing partial fulfilment of each day’s tasks. But all my floors are DESPERATE for a good clean. Might get vacuuming of hard floors done while toddler naps, older ones at school, but mopping will have to wait until the evening after they are all in bed. Hey, I might even get the main bedroom floor vacuumed! (oops, wasn’t I supposed to do that Tuesday?!)
    Tomorrow feels achievable… remains to be seen.
    Looking forward to some catch up on Saturday, but it is all making a wonderful difference, and hubby is noticing. Kids are starting to adjust to new morning routine, I am getting washing out before leaving the house in the morning, and have even managed breakfast a couple of days. One step at a time.

  • http://www.facebook.com/amy.foureur Amy Foureur

    i havent been playing along day by day but i started today with my laundry. got rid of so much stuff from the cupboard like car cleaning stuff which got put in the shed instead and i threw out some cleaners that i havent used in ages. it is so much better in there now. could do with a fresh lick of paint but thats a job for another day :)

  • Adel

    Hello there, I know I have been very quiet since the start of the challenge, but believe you me, I’m taking all of this in and must admit that with all the little things I’ve done so far every evening (as I work full time), I’m starting to feel better mentally, physically about myself and our home. We have moved into our new home 2 months ago and eventhough I have a Maintenance gentleman still working on our home (i.e. painting and fixing stuff), I was in a quite a flat-spin when we got home after work and there were all kinds of various things just standing everywhere. Slowly but surely, I have managed (prior to this challenge) to get the Maintenance guy to keep is tools in a specific place – and that in itself has already made a big difference as to how I feel when I get home after a long day. As for this challenge: kitchen is all sorted out except for the sink cupboard, the bed, mattress, bedding and side tables are sorted except for the clothes & clutter AND I’m making the bed every morning (which I’m so proud of!), my Pantry is not yet a pantry, as the Maintenance guy must still put in my shelves etc. so I will keep that task for when I actually do have a Pantry. In the interim I’m using free-standing robes (which we will sell at a later stage) that are in the Dining room, which the Maintenance guy must also still paint etc. to store Pantry goods (I know, this sounds all so ‘stone-age’), so, I guess I can sort that out. I clicked on your Ironing schedule Katrina, but found the ‘organising laundry’ – maybe repost the Ironing schedule link for us please? Okay so that leaves me with the Lounge still to do. I was quite suprised to see that I actually get tomorrow’s task today allready, and attributed it to the time difference between South Africa and Australia, which is almost 8 to 12 hours or there-about, but at least I can keep ahead and really love your website and this challenge, as its making me a better wife, mum and me! THanks a million Katrina! PS: Are there any other South Africans doing this challenge, and if so, where do you buy the Disposable surface and mirror wipes?

  • Adel

    My apologies Katrina, I did not realise I almost wrote a book. I still need to learn how to keep things straight to the point and concise!

  • http://www.facebook.com/trish.montgomery.7946 Trish Montgomery

    Day 4 not completebut with 2 lots of visitors, preparing the rumpus room for a function on Friday and sorting thro things ready for a garage sale…I’m not going to stress. Saturday is looking calmer so I’ll catch up then. Loving the challenge!

  • Naomi

    woo hoo, a genuine day off – I have been doing my usual routine of cleaning as well as the extras (at least trying to anyway) and did my floors thoroughly on Wednesday. My pantry is full of Tupperware & is orderly – I throw out old stuff all the time too. I do want an organiser on the back of the pantry door, but it’s not painted yet so can’t do that. I’m going to quick clean the floor & put my feet up with a book. YAY!!

  • Mel

    Yay, I just cleaned my pantry as part of the Michelle Bridges 12 week body transformation, so I’ve finally found a task that I get partial credit for! Lol Most of these rooms are taking me a lot longer than 1 day, but chipping away at them every day! :)

    • Eli

      Hi Mel, I am also doing the 12wbt and came across this site. Like you, I am doing the two challenges together and feel so in control at the moment, instead of feeling like I’m treading water and not getting anywhere. Good luck with both of the challenges.

  • http://www.facebook.com/kasmirakay Kasmira Dickinson

    Today is a good day for me, since i’ve already been maintaining the areas i’ve done, i now have a 20min routine in the morning that involves sweeping floors, wiping benches, putting washing on etc, so far just in the areas we’ve cleaned, but will extend it as more room get tidy. I also only did my pantry a couple of weeks ago, doenst look quite that nice, but its only tiny. Loving this challenge, and so is hubby.

  • Maree W

    I have just finished cleaning out (yes, pulled everything out and put some of it back again) my pantry. I’m amazed that it only took a couple of hours. It’s great to see that it’s cleaned out, shelves wiped down and things back in order again!

  • http://www.facebook.com/trish.montgomery.7946 Trish Montgomery

    As much as I am enjoying this challenge I am loving reading all these comments. You girls are all STARS! for having a go at this – those of you going it alone and you mums taking it on while looking after your littlies and you mums who work out of the house full/part time and those of you with heaps of other of life’s responsibilities….all of you, YOU ROCK! we are one quarter of the way there!!!

  • http://twitter.com/SexyMomGP Corenne Tavares

    I’m loving the challenge! Surprisingly I’m not that bad either. I don’t have to do the declutter things especially today. There’s NO old food in this house, even the fridge. I have a no left-overs policy and don’t keep things for the sake of keeping. And the new habit, we literally have a dustbin in EVERY room. The girls’ rooms’ match their decor, as with the lounge, the bar, the study, etc. I think I’m a little OCD about a few things and it seems its just the bigger cleaning like dusting and windows (yuck) that I’m bad at doing. BUT this challenge is giving me a nice order to do things so I don’t feel overwhelmed by wanting to do the whole house at one go! Really loving it!

  • barbara

    kinda blew it with todays challenge. Have been doing really well all week and today i was really tired. Will have to maybe do todays challenge tomorrow.

  • http://www.facebook.com/tam.bell.16 Tam Bell

    Floors done, and even made a notice board (brilliant idea..mine’s not as pretty as yours but does the trick!)

  • renee poje

    Have finished all the tasks up to today!! Was so busy and I really dont want to be clean on the weekend!! But I think I will fall behind if I dont do at lest one thing on the list today!! Cant wait for Mondays task! I hope one of the task down the track is cleaning the car!!?:)

  • Rhiannon

    Loving this challenge! Finally caught up today and have completed all tasks, except vacuuming upstairs because of little ones, but will do it first thing in the morning with hubby home. Loving the way my house looks and feel a huge weight off my shoulders, can’t wait for the next 3 weeks! Thanks so much Katrina :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/jessica.pilton Jessica Pilton

    Hi Katrina, Just wanted to say a big thank you for pulling together this challenge. I have actually really enjoyed my week of cleaning, decluttering and organising and each night so look forward to getting the next days checklist (my personality traits are so melancholy/choleric, I enjoy checklists & such… haha so sad, I know!) My girlfriend and I are doing the challenge together and spurring each other on in our tasks. This week has been great and I’m looking forward to having the weekend off but getting back into it on monday =) Have a great weekend xx

  • http://www.facebook.com/pippa.waddell Pippa Smith Waddell

    Phew!!! Getting home with the kids in the afternoon means having to wait until they are in bed before washing the floors. And vacuuming . . . well putting everything on my lovely daughter’s bed to get to the floor was nigh on impossible so that turned into a full on clutter bust. Also did the living area windows (inside & out) which I didn’t get to last night.
    I am exhausted and looking forward to the “day off” tomorrow, but feeling oh so proud of the effort this week. Excited to see what is to come . . . .

  • http://www.facebook.com/jeanna.matheson Jeanna Matheson

    Incredibly tired and sore from the work I did the day before, but i got through it! And I am proud and feel good about most of my home. I did not start until day 4 so am a little behind. Have to catch up on some things over the weekend but am looking forward to seeing the next challenge – day 6. Thank you for creating this challenge and for the hard work you continually do to keep your facebook page going! Love the encouragement! Its great to know that women can encourage other women to be the best they can be!

  • http://www.facebook.com/vickie.mahony Vickie Mahony

    Hi Katrina, I’m finding this very motivating, Thank-you! It is working so well I have actually run out of washing for the first time in 8 years! Looking forward to next week. Vickie

  • Cakebaker

    Katrina can you tell me where you bought what looks like a turn table on your pantry shelf? Please.

    • Jan

      Howards stock these.

      • Cakebaker

        Thanks Jan…..I’m off to Howards..again!!..lol…

  • http://www.facebook.com/jessica.moroney.98 Jessica Moroney

    hi! just wondering…the rack you have your vegemite etc on…where is that from? I desperately need one for my linen cupboard :)

    • Cakebaker

      I don’t know if it’s the same rack as the one with the Milo tin on but you can buy those at Howard’s Storage….

  • Cakebaker

    Perhaps someone else would be able to tell me where I can find a turn table like this one?

  • http://www.facebook.com/sharon.young.5836 Sharon Young

    I didn’t post on this topic on Friday but I vacuumed and moped Friday night while Daddy put the kids to bed. I actually do my floors on Friday and Wednesdays (I have 2 toddlers and wheetbix sets like glue) anyway so this part of the challenge was just like any other day except for decluttering the pantry which I did a couple of weeks ago. So just a quick tidy up for me.

    I am really enjoying this challenge though. I talk about it all the time and I think my husband is wondering what has happened to the disorganised me.

  • http://www.facebook.com/jenny.grossman.3 Jenny Grossman

    I cant open some of the ones i missed!!!

  • http://twitter.com/DKNiederschulte Debra Niederschulte

    Finished now and moving right along!

  • Jessica

    Hi Katrina….
    Just read up for Day 5…it’s 6.32am. I’m doing my usual taking my son to the park to play cricket (well he and I taking turns batting and bowling) then off to the gym…and when I get home. Smashing my floors like never before! I did my pantry recently so this is going to be a great ’5 min task’ for me! I really am LOVING this challenge. Thanks so much.

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