The Organised Housewife » Tips, ideas, inspiration and motivation to help keep you and your household clean and organised

Masthead header
Sep 09 2012

20 Days to Organise & Clean your home Challenge – Day 6

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.

<< View the previous task

Please share your progress of today’s challenge below

Bathrooms - Aah the bathrooms, if neglected they become quite grotty.  The key to the bathroom is to routinely clean it which will then reduce the amount of scrubbing you will need to do.  

Today’s cleaning task is to do the following in all your bathrooms: 

  • Spray your shower with shower cleaner, leave for 10 minutes.  While waiting:
  • Using all purpose cleaner remove the hard water build up around the taps, using a toothbrush if needed
  • Remove the buildup in the drain
  • Clean mirror
  • Clean toothbrush holder (I put ours in the dishwasher) 
  • Wipe over vanity and all other items sitting on vanity
  • Wipe over and refill soap dispenser
  • Wipe over window sills
  • Clean window
  • Wipe bathtub and tiles
  • Wipe over sink
  • Depending how dirty your shower is, use a brush to give the screen and grout a good scrub
  • Rinse shower
  • Clean toilet
Note:  Wipe with all purpose cleaner and cloth
 

Here are a few posts I have shared previously about organising the bathroom room:  

Bathroom vanity bench – Remove as much as you can from your bathroom vanity to make it look tidier and easier for you to clean.  I use a toothbrush holder that is suctioned to the mirror to make it easier to wipe the bench.  This holder was purchased from woolworths.

 

Shower caddy - I adore my hubby, he has always cleaned our shower as I am very sensitive to a lot of chemicals.  To make it easier for him I put together a shower caddy (peg basket from Howards Storage World), it includes Dettol Power & Pure Bathroom Trigger, a scrubbing brush and a bathroom scrubber cloth.  The brush is for removing mould buildup on grout and the cloth is to wipe over the shower screens and silverware.  It stays in the shower until the caddy and contents are dry, I put it away that evening.

Clear and wipe your bathroom vanity.  While you are brushing your teeth, put away all items left on your vanity.  Once finished wipe your vanity bench and sink.  I keep a microfibre cloth in my vanity cupboard.  Wipe the vanity bench and sink each or every 2nd day.

Wash the lines on your clothes line, removing all the dust and dirt build up.  More details here.

Day 6 checklist (place in tasks divider)

  

Love these ideas? Sign up for updates....It's FREE!
Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

  • Kristy

    Kat did you know it says Tuesday on the printout :D

    • Jen

      And the date is the 9th September, rather than Monday 10th September.

      • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

        Yes sorry ladies, I didn’t realise, but it has all been fixed up now ready for you to print.

        • Jell

          Ahhh, thanks. I hear sighs of relief from all over. Now to prepare to attack bathrooms…..

        • Jen

          Thanks Kat!

  • Rach

    I’m actually happy that tomorrow’s challenge is the bathroom! Two weeks ago I would have been cursing, but I have recently cleaned my bathroom, so the work is lessened for me! xxx

  • Amie

    Hahaha…I was wondering when the Bathroom Challenge was coming! This is the one I am the most scared of! I LOATH cleaning my bathroom. I have no idea why, I just have never liked doing it! Well, wish me luck! I’m going in!

    • Rach

      Good luck! I was feeling that way also until I gave my bathroom a good going over a couple of weeks ago. With my spare time tomorrow, I will cleaning the manky front bedroom windows that I have just bought nice new curtains for. Now that’s a job I’m NOT looking forward to! xxx

      • Amie

        Oh, I totally know what you mean, Rach! I cleaned the windows as part of the challenge last week…a job I had been putting off for months! But nice new curtains will be a lovely motivation! Have fun, lol! x

    • Dolly

      how long should we give you before calling search and rescue?

  • http://www.facebook.com/frankgianina.takacs Frank Gianina Takacs

    Kat, so sorry to be a bother, but would you be able to change the day and date on the printout so our folders will be numerically correct?:)

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Hi Frank, I have corrected it sorry about the inconvenience J

  • Debi

    Confused, shouldnt it be monday the 10th September 2012? or have i missed mondays task sheet?

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Hi Debi, yes I must be in weekend mode, sorry it’s all been fixed up

  • Kerrie

    Yeah I thought the date was wrong too? It should be Monday the 10th September 2012!

    • Jell

      Yes, and I hope maybe Katrina can amend it so we can have the correct day in our files. (or are we just a little OCD about this!?!?) Meanwhile, this will be a challenge and a half as I hate doing the bathrooms, and I have ensuite upstairs and kids bath downstairs and separate toilet, (not to mention ensuite in original master bedroom now occupied by teenager who should be taking care of own living area, but isn’t).

      • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

        I’m so sorry I didn’t realise, I have fixed it up J wow you have a few bathrooms there.

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Hi Kerrie, yes sorry I didn’t realise I had the day and date wrong, I have fixed it up ;)

  • Janine

    Yah my bathroom is already cleaned and decluttered thanks to my two beautiful daughters Bec and Netti, Bec sorted out the cupboard/drawers recently and Netti now cleans the bathroom every Friday to earn money for our Europe trip at the end of the year. So I will catch up on one the challenges from last week to do. Woohoo

  • Justine

    Yah, I cleaned our second bathroom this morning when I was in the shower and our main one last week as we had visitors today, so my work is halved in this respect, maybe a wall wipe and proper mirror clean. Will do one of the tasks I missed last week (pantry)

  • Ella

    Was So hoping that it was the bathroom next – mine really needs to be done.

  • Tammy

    Kat, thanks to your inspiration, I combined 3 things in one on the weekend: a bike ride for fitness, some family time (all 5 of us went together, one in the bike trailer, one on a tag-along bike, and one independently!) and a trip to Bunnings to purchase a few items needed to stock my cleaning kit (hubby is painting and used up all my sugar soap!).

    Ah, the bathroom! eeek! it is desperately in need of a clean, but always seems pushed to the back. I manage to keep the mirrors looking ok (can’t stand toothbrush splatter!) and I have been waging war on the shower screen scum forever, but the floor and toilet…

    Still catching up from last week though…

  • Nanna

    I’m not too worried about the bathroom as I have developed a daily habit of cleaning toilet, wiping mirror, basin and vanity but oh dear, I have a 30 year old tiled shower!! Does anyone have any ideas for cleaning old tiles and grout? My wonderful hubby of almost 40 years does his best to keep it clean but none of the products that we have tried seem to make much difference. (Not like in the ads where they “just wipe over”!! We scrub and it still isn’t good.) I’d love some recommendations.

    • http://www.facebook.com/sblackler Sarah Blackler

      have you tried sellys mould killer. i used to ise that im my old bathroom that got pretty dirty and it worked great. its one of the more expensive ones at the supermarket but worth the extra money for the trouble it saves you :)

      • Nanna

        Thanks for the suggestion! I have just scrubbed the whole shower with white vinegar then scrubbed and rinsed it. Now sprayed it with oil of cloves (diluted) and will see what happens. If that doesn’t work I will buy the Selley’s Mould Killer tomorrow.

    • Erin

      I saw this on Pinterest, and it worked really well, as long as you don’t mind the bleach. 3/4 cup baking soda, 1/4 cup bleach. Mix it into a paste. When I did it the first time, I kind of smeared it into the grout and onto the tiles, and then gave it few mins then gave it a good scrub, and it worked really well. Seemed to get the black mould (don’t judge me!!) and the soap scum off.

      • Nanna

        Definitely not judging!!! I obviously have the same problem. Will try – don’t mind chemicals occasionally.

  • http://www.facebook.com/cathy.amarantidis Cathy Amarantidis

    does this include ensuite if you have both an ensuite and a shower? also does it include extra toilets (we have a double story house and 3 toilets!)

    • Whirlsie

      I have the same!! I am planning on doing all 3 of them tomorrow plus the bathroom and ensuite

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Yes, all bathrooms, ensuites, kids bathrooms, your bathroom, spare toilets. (sorry)

      • http://www.facebook.com/cathy.amarantidis Cathy Amarantidis

        thats ok, i figured i was going to get that answer

  • anna

    Hi just wondering if you noticed the download says tuesday but it will only be monday tomorrow!

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Thank you, no I didn’t realise, but I have now fixed it ready for you to download.

  • http://www.facebook.com/karen.girdler.33 Karen Girdler

    I am sensitive to chemicals too but have discovered the world of enjo. I have found that their bathroom products and a toothbrush are all I need to keep my bathroom clean and I am not exposing myself and my family to all those nasties

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Love the trust toothbrush!

  • http://www.facebook.com/jacqui.pearson Jacqui Pearson

    Any natural tips for bathroom cleaning, Bi carb and vinegar aren’t cutting on my mould. Theres no a lot but it is stubborn in the grout of the shower. I can’t handle the mould killers and I have an 8 month old at home that i don’t really want to expose to the nasties if i don’t have to.
    Also I would greatly appreciated a date change so that my folder is correct to. Please :)

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      I don’t find the vinegar and bicarb works well when the mould has built up either, but I do like it for a general clean to keep ontop of it. I have heard Oil of Clove works well.

    • Tam

      You can use gumption its very neutral (if Shannon Lush uses it, its ok in my book). This gets the scum right off. I will use oil of cloves most times to manage the mould and then every so often I’ll break out the nasty mould killer and rinse really well.

    • Shanna

      I use clove oil on an old tooth brush every week or too on the grout in my shower (a few drops in a jar of hot water) and leave it sit until I think to rinse it. Then, every second time or so that I do the clove oil, the next day I use a toothbrush again and scrub over all the mould stains with straight peroxide and leave that sit for as long as possible. The clove oil kills the mould and the peroxide bleaches the stains. (I recommend using actual peroxide (I get a big bottle from Chemist Warehouse in the first aide section) and not household bleach which is toxic).

      • Shanna

        *two

  • http://www.facebook.com/jacqui.pearson Jacqui Pearson

    Sorry are we sorting that actual cupboard too, or just the vanity top?

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      Just the vanity top, but if you do have time add the cupboard in ;)

  • http://www.facebook.com/jacqui.pearson Jacqui Pearson

    any tips on cleaning an old wire clothesline?

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      I would use some all purpose spray to clean and wipe over each line with some lemon juice to prevent spiders from building their webs.

  • http://www.facebook.com/vikki.little.56 Vikki Little

    hi. I dont have a vanity or vanity bench….

  • http://www.facebook.com/maree.weeks.5 Maree Weeks

    Bathroom is great timing! I have been putting the ensuite off!!! It is well overdue!!! Just asked my SIL to do the bath as I’m nearly at my due date and the cleaner I have for the bath I can’t use! Vinegar will not cut it!!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1540730050 Lizz Emmerzael

    Hubby is on night shift, so I have to do the ensuite tonight……
    Hmmmm dread the kids bathroom, lol

  • Tam

    Finally I’m a step ahead, which means I can catch up on other tasks. Did the laundry and bathroom on Friday.

  • Neerja Diack

    Thanks Kat, I have a kids/guest bathroom and an ensuite to do tommorow but am looking forward to the end results. Will have to get a small shower caddy and a toothbrush holder similar to yours for the kids. Very clever idea. Thanks.

  • Deb C

    Yay! I did the bathroom this morning in anticipation of it coming soon. I only have to wipe over the bath now the kids have finished with it and do the outside of the toilet. I also love to take the cover off the extractor fan and give that a good clean. It’s amazing how much cleaner the ceiling looks when that’s done!! I’ll be hanging out till 4pm tomorrow to see what I can get a head start on for Tuesday. This challenge is seriously addictive!!!

  • Santhi

    Oil of cloves is new to me… Is it an infusion of the spice in oil? How can I make it myself ? What about lemon to rid of mould? I use an old toothbrush to rub lemon slice on grout lines- yea it can be tedious! Or Castile soap and baking soda? Hydrogen peroxide? Just throwing up ideas :) )

  • Dolly

    I guessed it would be bathrooms this week and so had hubby wash the ceiling for me in our big bathroom today as its way too high for me. Whilst he was at it i washed all the window surrounds and skirtings and scrubbed out the shower,toilet and bath, so I only have the vanity and the cupboard under it to do tomorrow, lots of declutter in there. Still have the upstairs shower/toilet to do but thats tiny and we never use that shower so shouldn’t be too hard.

  • Alliso

    How long does everyone put aside for cleaning each day? Ive got other tasks I’m trying to get on top of as well. Last week I put blinds up in my sons bedroom, this week I need to catch up on filing & do two years tax returns. Then update cv & look för jobs (returning to work). Make sons curtains,

    • Dolly

      I care for the animals from 8 till 9, then have my own breackfast (15 mins?) usually while on the computer then clean till 12 oclock. What doesn’t get done waits till the next day and if I finish early I try and find an extra thing to do.

  • Cass

    Hilarious. The dates wrong… Everyone freak out!

  • Kerrie

    I have a corner spa bath and was wondering if anyone could recommend an easy way to clean one of these?? We rent and have lived here for 3 years and I’ve never given it a real clean (pipes, jets etc). And I dread to think when it was last done……

    • http://www.facebook.com/belinda.monk Belinda Monk

      Hi Kerrie, We used to own a home with a corner spa too. We didn’t use it very often so didn’t clean it very often either, but I used Domestos to clean all the pipes etc… I filled the bath with warm water about 3/4 full, then added a fair bit of Domestos then ran the spa so it ran through the pipes for about 10 mins ( warning: it will froth! lol). Pull the plug out, drain, rinse the sides, then re-fill with warm water to just cover the jets, run the spa again and then drain and see how you go. Yes, you use a lot of water but I don’t know how else to clean it properly. There may be scungy black stuff that you may have to clean, but you could use a general cleaner to clean the rest of it. Hope that helps? Bel :-)

  • http://twitter.com/lil_hawks Liz Hawkins

    I use a dustpan brush on my shower walls and screen. I wet the brush and walls, spray walls with chosen spray (was using pineoclean lavendar but going to use the vinegar?) then the (dustpan brush) covers alot of area and is soft, then I rince. Not so good for a big scrub but once that is done, it’s great for maintaining. then I keep it under the bathroom vanity. also good for cleaning buckets and bins.

  • Ali

    Yuck! Bathroom cleaning! I hate it. But alas will go and be giving it a good go. My darling hubby usually takles this task every week. He knows how much i hate it. And if he does that then I am happy to take care of the rest of the house. But I told him last week I had a funny feeling it would be included in this weeks challenges so I’d do it for this week…maybe he can cook dinner instead…lol

    • http://www.theorganisedhousewife.com.au Katrina

      I like the idea of a bit of sharing responsibilities. Good on you for doing the bathroom J

  • Kerrie

    I’m still back on Friday… Sorting my pantry (lucky it’s small) and I only did it recently, but doing it again to make sure I didn’t leave any old things last time. I did a little bit in the bathroom yesterday morning, so hopefully it won’t be too hard… floors will be done when my little miss has her afternoon sleep, then I can relax for the rest of the day too :)

  • http://www.facebook.com/melissa.burchell1 Melissa Burchell

    I completed to decluttered a month ago so just clean. Thanks for the inspirational ideas I have a beautiful big bathroom but everything needed a home or things just get put anywhere

  • http://www.facebook.com/julienne.locke Julienne Locke

    Does it count if today happens to be the fortnightly cleaner day!! Task achieved. Now I just need to wife down the clothes line

  • http://www.facebook.com/stleah Leah Benoit

    I cannot believe how many bottles, jars and tubes of expired products I’ve already disposed of…and that is just one shelf of my vanity cupboard! Shelf two tomorrow…!

  • Inspired…

    So happy with this one today… have already sorted under the vanity and I always clean the bathroom on the weekend when I can… my bargain buy was a shower caddy that hangs on the screen.. $6 from the reject shop… it has three deep plastic trays… so all the kids shower toys have a home and the small bottles can hide away… time to plant some new shrubs then re-declutter the kitchen…

  • Ruth

    Does anyone have a suggestion for cleaning between the vanity & shower? The space between mine is so small I can’t get my hand in & my arm isn’t long enough even if I could.

    • FayeMo

      Ruth, Aldi have on sale this week a “noodle duster” for $4.99. Microfiber, use it dry to dust or wet or with cleaner to mop. Has an extension handle too. I bought one yesterday and did all around our fridge which is in an alcove, brilliant! Worth a look.

    • Naomi

      maybe a broom or duster, or try to get your vacuum end down there. I had this at our last house – so know how you feel Ruth. Goodluck

  • http://www.facebook.com/maryanne.greenhill Maryanne Greenhill

    Monday! ~ Lord give me strength to scrub and clean, to de-clutter and find some hand moisturizing cream. Amen :D

  • http://www.facebook.com/kirby.cotterill Kirby Cotterill Schofield

    i had showered cleaned bathroom and had 2 loads of washing on the line and my 4 yr old to preschool by 9.30 ahhhh i love these challenges i can’t believ how organised i am of a morning just by having a simple routine now then when i got home i vaccumed and mopped :) thanks again katrina x

  • Bubba Borg

    I was so unmotivated this morning when I saw the challenge was the bathroom. It’s one of my least favourite jobs to do. I’m so happy I got off my butt and actually did it though, both bathrooms have never looked so good!!!
    Through the whole challenge I have inky missed one day but I’m seeing a huge difference in the entire house. Thank you so much for helping so many people get one step closer to their goals :)

  • Kate

    Finished that but it was a total bitch. HOWEVER- my bathroom looks amazing. So well done me but no one is allowed to use it now ;)

  • iz

    i use straight vingear to clean my bathroom (walls and roof) if gets rid of mold because its mildly acidic and once mold is removed and cleaned, i do a wash over the walls with vinegar as it help keep mold away for a long period of time :)

  • Tammy

    oh my goodness! I thought there was nothing that would make me gag, but pulling all that hair and goop up from inside the drain hole of my vanity… :{
    Not finished yet, but have done the 2nd toilet, while there and cleaning the windows (inside and out – they are louvre windows) finally did the laundry window inside and out also.
    So vanity is done – how do the kids manage to get toothpaste onto every surface of the bathroom? Windows done. Still have the bath, shower grouting, and toilet and mirror to go, but lunch, school pickup and the afternoon merry-go-round call.

    • http://www.facebook.com/maryanne.greenhill Maryanne Greenhill

      I can only guess our toothpaste goes everywhere as my kids are Star Wars fans.

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

    This is the part I loathe because I have 3 bathrooms to do – that’s awesome since there’s never a queue to use a toilet but not so nice to have to clean them all. Least fave part has to be cleaning the shower. Once I spray the chemical stuff in there I can’t go back in to clean (breathing is a pre-requisite to being able to use force to scrub). Hopefully this wont take me all day. Since day 1 of the challenge I have included going to the gym as a task. Between 10 and 11 am I head off for my hour – my reward for cleaning!

  • http://www.facebook.com/maryanne.greenhill Maryanne Greenhill

    Katrina, Is it possible to create a simple “New Habit” download, like the empty Goals list to write the ‘New Habits’ on or shall I redo the Morning and Evening Routines?

  • Joan

    What do you suggest we use to spray the Shower tiles /glass and base when cleaning? I made up your list of cleaners and confused as to what to use where.

  • http://www.facebook.com/ntree Naomi Tree

    an easy one for me today. we have one small bathroom and the toilet is in it. I take everything that is removable out, spray walls, vanity, toilet and floor with cleaner of the month. wait 10 minutes, drag garden hose through window and squirt every thing down. Dry with microfibre cloth and mop, do mirrors with those viva wipes put in fresh towels and put the vanity stuff back in and I’m done.

  • Di @ Life is Di-licious

    One bathroom down. Will have to do the ensuite tomorrow. A big job today but so pleased with the results. Decided I really hate the cleaning product I have. Would love to splurge on a stainless steel shower caddy but after finding a $2000 electricity bill in the letterbox, I’m going to make do for now.

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

    Oh my goodness! Do you know how long it can take to clean 2 bathrooms with a 17 month old and 3 year old in tow. The 3 year old keeps “helping” because I thought that it would keep her out of trouble (hahaha) and the 17 month old has decided the toilet is a good place to splash in. Finally I have completed the job and it looks awesome. I use chux magic erasers in the shower to combat soap scum and it is the rule that the shower screens get washed by the last person in the shower every night. Made my bathroom much easier I must admit. For the mould in grout I use bicarb soda and pour over vinegar then scrub with that tooth brush.

    • http://www.facebook.com/ntree Naomi Tree

      3 might be a bit young, but I used to put socks on my four year old, sprinkle the bath with carb soda, then soak the socks in vinegar. I used to let her skate around in the bath and she would laugh hysterically while the carb soda and the vinegar fizzed. She still loves doing it and she’s nearly 14

  • Kel

    You can purchase disposable mirror/window wipes from even cheap shops like The Reject Shop or Golo these days for $2 a packet. Easy to keep them in the bathroom and wipe your taps/mirrors and shower screen door every couple of days.

  • Mel

    Hi Katrina, just wondering if your toothbrush holder has holes in the bottom to drain any excess water from the toothbrushes? As you mentioned, they do get grotty really quickly. I’ve been looking for one with holes in it for ages and have only managed to find a wire pencil holder which I’m currently using. It drains really well but have just noticed some rust spots in the bottom which isn’t ideal. I think I might try to source one like yours and drill some holes in the bottom. Has anyone else tried this?

  • Bec

    I liked Day 3 as I don’t have a laundry room so had done it as part of the kitchen! I haven’t done Day4 or 5 yet, but I think I will do Day 6 today (am in UK so still Monday morning) and catch up when I have another quiet day or at the end! So bathroom here I come!!!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/mia.scamoni Mia Rogers

    First of all I want to say how much i LOVE your blog and am loving these challenges. My house is looking fantastic. Every room I venture into ends up getting extra things done to them and now they are very organised.
    I have a question though. You highly recommended the Vileda Ultra Max mop. I have been able to purchase one of those from my local coles however, am having all sorts of issues finding the matching bucket and squeegie. Can anybody tell me where I can get one from??? Thanks.

  • adel

    Hello there, I have a question or 2 – maybe they are silly but actually cleaned my bathroom over the weekend and experienced the following:
    1. the silicone job the previous owner’s did with the shower and bath was not really done correctly and have mould in/on the sillicone, and have no idea of how to clean it. I have brushed and scraped even, but cannot seem to get the mould off – any suggestions?
    2. I always used to use a sponge to clean the outside of the toilet but found that it did not work so well, so I tried the Handy ANdy All-purpose cloth which also did not work too well and Saturday used a micro-fibre cloth, but also does not work for me. This is my issue, the dust, hairs, etc. kind of ‘move’s around’ with the cloth. So as I’m wiping it down, there’s always dus/hairs gathered at a particular spot. I dont know whether you understand what I mean, but sincerely hope you do, because to me its just stupid that the cloth would not pick up the dust/hairs.
    Am I doing something wrong? (Just to be clear, its not like when you dust off anywhere else in the house that the dust would sit on the cloth, or when you clean the windows.)
    As for the task, I try to keep the goodies in our bathroom to the minimum as much as possible. Only to have the necessary there. I dont love Ornaments (or dust gatherers as I call them – no offence to anyone here please) and therefore like to have what needs to be in the bathroom, in the bathroom. I think it just helps me a lot with the cleaning progress.
    Happy Cleaning everybody!

  • Sarsie

    Grrr I thought I had a really quick one for this one yesterday, my bathrooms get a very regular organize and I clean while my kids have a bath every day. I was wrong, my princess decided to bring her brothers mud pie and smear it round the downstairs bathroom while I was finishing off some windows I didn’t get to on window day!

  • Jenna

    It’s finally Monday here in California… And whew! Bathrooms are shiny clean. I even decided to splurge and do my towels with a vinegar and the baking soda wash. Saw the idea on Pinterest to get rid of the mildew smell. I must say they smell amazing!

  • Amanda

    My Mondays nights are spent at work doing a sleep over. My husband is on board with this challenge so he and the kids did the bathrooms last night. We have 5 children in total and they all help around the house with their own individual chores. I am still loving this challenge and the way my house is looking. Thankyou.

  • http://www.facebook.com/debi.niederschulte Debra Niederschulte

    I finished this and even repaired my own toilet. Thanks for the encouragement, Katrina!

  • Pingback: Day 7: The fridge | Whitney's Blog