That really is quite disgusting.
Not really, I just take the shower round mine after using it, clean it with cif around once a week and give it a proper bicarb scrub every so often.
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Not really, I just take the shower round mine after using it, clean it with cif around once a week and give it a proper bicarb scrub every so often.
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Couldn't that be described as washing it out?
Yeah I suppose, but what I mean is giving it a rinse after use isn't that disgusting...
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You're right, however not doing so is
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I don't do it though. thats the point. but when I do cook she gets a bit peeved as it is just better. and she hates it when i press my trousers as i can get a crease you could shave with without tramlining
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I think the type of water in your area makes a big difference to how often the bath needs cleaning!
Back in Coventry, the bath used to get pretty scummy after use because it is a 'hard water! area. It would get pretty nasty after a week or two if it were not cleaned regularly.
We have 'soft water' here in this part of Yorkshire and my bath remains pretty clean after use. I splosh a couple of jugs of hot water over it every now and then, but that is all that is required.
Back in Coventry, the bath used to get pretty scummy after use because it is a 'hard water! area. It would get pretty nasty after a week or two if it were not cleaned regularly.
We have 'soft water' here in this part of Yorkshire and my bath remains pretty clean after use. I splosh a couple of jugs of hot water over it every now and then, but that is all that is required.
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[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]Could women be their own worst enemy when it comes to doing jobs around the house with bizarre standards of what needs to be done. [/quote] To be fair, blokes can be just as bad.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]I have seen my wife hover an entirely clean carpet then say to me, why couldn't you have done that. [/quote] Maybe she was instructing you on the forwards and backwards motion required for hoovering... rather than actually hoovering up.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]Baths don't need to be washed out, it happens automatically when you have one. [/quote] Er.... no it really really doesn't work like that.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]clothes that have only been worn once or twice do not need laundered. [/quote] Completely agree... a friend of mine thinks about wearing something and it goes in the wash.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]And then there is the complete madness of 'the ironing'.... underwear does not need to be ironed, or towels or dusters or bed sheets or pillow cases or socks. [/quote] A work colleague once told me "you're just lazy if you don't iron your bedding." I replied, "If you do iron you're bedding, you got far too much time on your hands.", she replied, "I've no spare time!" I replied, "Of course you haven't, you spend it ironing yer fecking bedding."
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"] In fact the vast amount of stuff that gets ironed, didn't even need washed in the first place. [/quote] to be fair, most of the people of the female persuasion i socialise with don't iron... and on the rare occasion they do, they borrow mine.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]It does seem to me that men get into trouble for not doing jobs that didn't need doing.[/quote]It's got nothing to do with jobs... it's just another way of expressing love
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]I have seen my wife hover an entirely clean carpet then say to me, why couldn't you have done that. [/quote] Maybe she was instructing you on the forwards and backwards motion required for hoovering... rather than actually hoovering up.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]Baths don't need to be washed out, it happens automatically when you have one. [/quote] Er.... no it really really doesn't work like that.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]clothes that have only been worn once or twice do not need laundered. [/quote] Completely agree... a friend of mine thinks about wearing something and it goes in the wash.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]And then there is the complete madness of 'the ironing'.... underwear does not need to be ironed, or towels or dusters or bed sheets or pillow cases or socks. [/quote] A work colleague once told me "you're just lazy if you don't iron your bedding." I replied, "If you do iron you're bedding, you got far too much time on your hands.", she replied, "I've no spare time!" I replied, "Of course you haven't, you spend it ironing yer fecking bedding."
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"] In fact the vast amount of stuff that gets ironed, didn't even need washed in the first place. [/quote] to be fair, most of the people of the female persuasion i socialise with don't iron... and on the rare occasion they do, they borrow mine.
[QUOTE 2763982, member: 9609"]It does seem to me that men get into trouble for not doing jobs that didn't need doing.[/quote]It's got nothing to do with jobs... it's just another way of expressing love
I think women sometimes feel pressure to have a home that looks like a showhome because that's what they grew up with? My mum spends WAY too much time doing cleaning jobs in a clean house and that's what I grew up in, but I couldn't live like that. There's more to life. But I do feel a certain level of guilt that my home doesn't look perfect all the time....
And I agree, bedding doesn't need ironing.
And I agree, bedding doesn't need ironing.
