Homemaking Tips 🌷 11: Cleaning tools (part 2)

 Homemaking Tips 🌷 11: Cleaning tools (part 2)


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Do you love cleaning?

I sure do!!


Before I was a mom, it was never my priority. Ok, it may sound like my social position might've forced me into saying it. Maybe 50% is true, but the other 50% about loving this act, is also sincere.

This is thanks to the fact that I was able to find the perfect tools to do the work in the shortest in the most time efficient way, and I simply love looking at the finished product - - the clean and cleared surfaces!

Here are some of the cleaning tools I'll be sharing today.


Stainless steel scrubber for the stove, plus my other favorite item - the baby wipes.

See:  Homemaking Tips 🌷 10: Cleaning tools (part 1)

I'd add a little water on the scrubber or on the surface of the stove, to make scrubbing easier. Once the hard surface comes off, I'll just wipe it off with a sheet of baby wipe.

It only takes about 20 seconds per burner x 4 so the surface of stove can be cleaned in less than 2min.


Link to stainless steel scrubbers


Link to baby wipes


Here's the before & after, doesn't it feel awesome?





Next, is another one of my favorite.

The small broom and dustpan set for all sorts of small or hard to reach surfaces.







Link to small broom & dustpan set







I like keeping it very simple, and fast is the real key here, as my main goal everyday is to create a nice and clean environment for my kids and myself to do school/remote works, with utmost focus.

It's not too much work since the tools are very compact and each cleaning step takes less than a minute or two, the only thing is to make sure we tackle it before the dirt accumulates to a discouraging level.



When dirt / mess accumulates too much, it can defeat our motivation, so in the next posts, I'll talk about how to effectively reach motivation so we won't lose our precious minutes on household obstacles.


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