Simple Ideas - Radical Change in my housecleaning

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	• The House That Cleans Itself: Creative Solutions for a Clean and Orderly House in Less Time Than You Can ... Mindy Starns Clark Harvest House Publishers, 2007 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 11 reviews view larger image
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A Process That Really Works

I highly recommend this book for those who are looking for a process to show how it is possible to streamline cleaning the house and keep it looking that way. Easy reading and reasonable suggestions for organization, cleaning and saving time in the process

Thinking Outside the Mop & Broom

This book is a great way to FINALLY get your home neat and clean, for good. Just like dieting is a quick fix to loose weight, but doesn't keep the pounds off, spurts of frantic cleaning right before guests come over won't keep your home clean once the guests leave. To acheive and maintain your ideal weight you have to change your lifestyle, so why should we expect it to be any different with keeping the house clean? This book will walk you thorugh step by step how to make those lifestyle changes to keep your house clean. I'm not talking about adding 2 hours of chores to your already hectic schedule, but instead looking at WHY the kitchen counter is always a disaster or the coffee table is always cluttered/messy (It is almost like free therapy for your home) and coming up with a solution that works for you, not the solution that "generally works" for people.

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Simple Ideas - Radical Change in my housecleaning

I employed a few simple ideas and tools that the author recommended and have been surprised that my house cleaning attitude has turned from avoidance to "enjoyment" that the task of cleaning my house for my family or visitors is not as overwhelming or dreaded as it used to be.

The Trouble With Tulip

Another delightful mystery by Mindy Starns Clark. Likable characters, romantic interests, and even household hints make for an interesting (and informational) suspense story. Wholesome enough for a pre-teen. I look forward to getting better acquainted with Jo Tulip in future books.

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The House That Cleans Itself is a true housekeeping guide for the housekeeping?impaired! It boldly takes on the reasons behind chronic messiness and why ordinary home?organization books won?t work. Using the methods of ?horizontal thinking,? this book teaches readers how to set up a home so efficiently and logically that it seems to clean itself.

More than a how?to book, The House That Cleans Itself also looks at what God has to say about cleanliness and order, and how He can inspire order in every reader?s life in a fresh and unique way. For added fun, some of the tips Mindy uses come from research for her popular novels, The Trouble with Tulip, Blind Dates Can Be Murder, and Elementary, My Dear Watkins.

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