? Do You Have a Cleaning Woman and If So.......
georgysmom2
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So how many flats do you have on the go so far?
Comments (5)I have about 6 or 7 flats started and mostly doing well. I have 28 tomato plants just put into separate pots (3 varieties: Black Krim, Iidi and Padova). Also, there are 3 flats of coleus, one flat with cuttings from last year's favourites and the other 2 with new seedlings. I'm trying for ones with a lot of yellow in the leaves but not having much luck. But I do have one rather small and weak one with almost completely black leaves. Probably the colour is why it's not growing very fast (not enough chlorophyl),but it seems healthy. I also have lots of baby primulas of 3 kinds. Two sets are in the cold frame as they are from last year, and the others are auriculas from this year. I got the seeds from France and had quite poor germination so I'm watching the plants I did get really closely. For unusuals, I have seedlings of things I collected in parks and nurseries locally. They didn't care if I collected seeds, so I went wild! Now I have red yuccas, pineapple lilies, phormiums, pearly whites (a local wildflower) and eryngium agavafolium.I also have 3 different kinds of penstemons, but while growing, they're very slow and tiny. Let's hope at least some of them survive!...See MoreDo you have CLEAN shower grout? If so...
Comments (14)i was doing a search about cleaning the tile and glass shower (tile walls, glass door) and I came across this topic. I am getting tired of having to clean/wipe down the shower more than once a day. I always squeegee then wipe down the walls whenever I take a shower. However when the shower gets used more than once a day (which is every day) I get tired of doing it multiple times a day. It takes me 10 full minutes to squeegee then wipe. (4x6 shower). Is it enough to wipe it down once a day, or do I really need to play maid to everyone in the house who showers any time of day?...See MoreDo you have your dogs teeth cleaned?
Comments (15)I don't need to worry about cleaning teeth. Even though my dogs eat kibble most of the time (Ultra Lamb and Rice), they get, at a minimum, one raw turkey drumstick each on the weekends. Some weeks they are lucky and I buy them turkey thighs, also. They have beautiful teeth. Works for cats, too (with chicken parts). Back when I got my older dog he was 2 or 3 years old and his teeth were COVERED with tartar. There was hardly any white showing. If he chewed on something, his teeth would even bleed. That night I got him (Saturday) I started feeding him raw chicken parts. By the time his Monday vet appointment came around, his teeth were looking so much better that the vet didn't hardly comment on them. He just said that if they get any worse that they WOULD need cleaning in the future. Well, after two weeks you'd never know they were so terrible in the beginning. I really think that this was a worst case scenario when I got him and he really turned around....See MoreWhen you have company do you clean the WHOLE house?
Comments (56)Returning to pipe in and say that I always clean the house from top to bottom before we leave on a trip. If something happens to us, no one will be thinking we were slobs (although, the house is usually pretty tidy anyway) and I love, love, love coming home to a clean house. It's like someone upthread said - it's like getting another week of vacation! Of course, by the time we bring in our luggage, groceries (always go shopping on the way home because no food in the house), mail and whatnot, it looks like a hurricane went through. Unpacking and putting everything away often takes a full day. But, we usually either do our laundry or send it out to be done before we come home. That way, we don't have to do a mountain of laundry when we get home. I always find having to do that after a lovely vacation a real downer....See Moregeorgysmom2
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