Reads Well, but working out is something else

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	• Coming Clean: Dirty Little Secrets from a Professional Housecleaner Schar Ward Book Peddlers, The, 2002 - 120 pages average customer review:based on 14 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Wish there were more books like this!!!!

I bought this book to get a few "new" tips on this age old problem. I read this book from cover to cover, unable to put it down. Am I a neat freak?? No way, but each page is so chock full of easy, useful tips and information I couldn't stop reading. They've been a welcome addition to my shower gifts, and I"ve purchased several for Christmas gifts! I wish I would have read this book before we redid our kitchen ---great info on "how to" clean the newer surfaces on the market today. Great no nonsense fact-filled book that is fun and easy to read!

Reads Well, but working out is something else

This little book does have some really helpful "little secrets" but I seem to have a problem implementing them. I have mixed feelings on this work, but each individual must make their own determination.

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FINALLY a Unique Book!

I am actually buying 3 copies of this book as Birthday gifts to put in a giftbasket...for my son out on his own now...yeaaah..a guy friend who calls me with questions about cleaning, and a 24 yr girI who loves to clean! I started spring cleaning and donated all my Queen and other cleaning books to charity. This is an exciting and fun book to help you clean with a smile on your face! I Love it!

SAVED MY LIFE AND MYMARRIAGE

EXCELLENT ADVICE! HELPED ME TO BECOME ORGANIZED AND MORE EFFICIENT WITH MY CLEANING TIME.

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A book about ?work simplification in your home,? Coming Clean offers a no-nonsense plan of attack for weekly, monthly, and seasonal chores. As a commonsense approach to the business of running a clean, organized home, Schar Ward champions simple tools and routines. She discusses supplies, equipment, and planning, and focuses on specific areas in the home (including dreaded children?s rooms), problem surfaces, and thinking clean when it comes to remodeling.

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