Well My pillowcase gets washed once a week and so does my face washer so I guess im slacking big time.

Clearly my cleaning isn’t up to scratch either!

Great list, if I followed it I wouldn’t have time for anything else!

Oh wow… some of these are really interesting. Particularly teddies in the freezer!

Some of these ideas are really over the top. No wonder people get so sick nowadays, they are too clean. Our family rarely get sick and when the children went to school, picked up illnesses from others. Washing hands after the bathroom and before eating is always the best policy.

Holy smoke. I’m not cleaning nearly enough. I’m totally wiped out just from reading this. Can’t even contemplate the books as I have over a thousand of them on display. That’s going to take me ages. By the time I’ve done them I’ll probably have to start all over again. Good to know about some of the other things that I would never have thought of. Thanks

OMG, I am clearly not cleaning enough. I thought I was doing an OK job, but wow… clearly not.

I am exhausted just reading this, will have to set up a calendar and try to do a bit more, but how do you fit all this cleaning into your life? Wow by the time to do your normal cleaning up every day in the kitchen and bathroom, great for those who can afford to pay a housekeeper, will keep them busy.

Wow this makes me feel like I don’t do enough

Sorry yes my house is clean but not as clean as the notes above. Some things are common sense with cleaning.

Jeez Louise…. I think this is a bit over the top…..

Just imagine doing all this plus entertain the baby, cook food from scratch, run errands, do swimming lessons, self-care myself, be there for friends & maintain a career…… yeah,nah…. Not for me.

I would have to hire a cleaner to do all that so then would get the time to go to the hospital?

HaHaHa… I now know why we have all these new ultra modern appliances and the reason behind all this new technology. Its so I can do all this cleaning in the little to no time I have on a day to day basis. I think I will hire a cleaning lady or go live like the homeless person who doesn’t bother to read this rubbish, but gets by just fine.

If I were to follow all these guidelines, I’d spend my whole life just cleaning!! I’ll stick to my tried and trusted ways which are both manageable and completely hygienic!

I change my bed sheets and pillows once a week, empty vacuum cleaner every time it’s used and wipe counters down every day. There is no way I could air my books as I have a lot of them. Oh how did my family and I survive all these years. Some I agree with but some are just ridiculous

Really? I don’t know how I’ve survived the past 30 years then! I’ve never heard of washing a make-up brush and pillow cases get done with the sheets about once a week to once a fortnight and I never hoover my mattress. I don’t think my mother does these things either. I think there is a point where we can go too overboard and why people are becoming more susceptible to illnesses. Your body naturally gets used to nasties that are around and develops an immunity. Of course, I always wash my hands and vacuum once a week, etc. but I don’t see the necessity in some of these.

I empty my vacuum cleaner every time I use it. My vents are too high to reach, They only way they get cleaned is with a duster on the head of a broom or the vacuum cleaner nozzle. Houses don’t have air vents in the walls these days. Old houses did. I clean my stove top after each use if anything splashes onto it. I rarely use my oven. I wipe my microwave out after use to remove moisture and any splashes as instructed in the manual that came with it. In the process it dries the seals around the door.

OMG, this article highlighted so much that I am doing wrong. I was surprised by somethings eg. PJs – I wash every 3 days!! But weekly, monthy, and longer. I need to get my act together!! Mind you, I’ve done well enough my entire life without adhering to these timelines.

Thank you for the helpful information.

Thanks for posting.