Home & Garden Worst menial house task?

[Shell]

I find doona quite easy. Just shove it all in. Then match up one corner and hold both together. And shake up and down on top of the bed. Gets it sorted.

Fitted sheets can EAD. I roll and pack into one pillowcase and roll and pack the other sheet into other pillowcase. Store both in cupboard and its a set

Well pls come to my apartment and do the doona cover for me then k thanx. x

 

[Billy ray]

Well pls come to my apartment and do the doona cover for me then k thanx. x

On my way.
Wear something sexy

 

[Shell]

On my way.
Wear something sexy

Only if you bring a bagel.

Actually many bagels.


/i wont even say bring cream cheese tho

 

[Better Loosen Up]

Only if you bring a bagel.

Actually many bagels.


/i wont even say bring cream cheese tho

You don't need to baby cakes

 

[Gralin]

Back to this, I'm pretty sure I have to climb inside the doona cover, to properly "spread out" the doona inside the doona cover.

Its quite the adventure.

If you ever do find yourself settling down with someone and they buy a Doon cover with a zip, I would suggest not doing the above.

That's not true it would be funnier if you did

 

[Shell]

If you ever do find yourself settling down with someone and they buy a Doon cover with a zip, I would suggest not doing the above.

That's not true it would be funnier if you did

I dont think I've ever owned a doona cover with a zip, is always buttons.

 

[norway blue]

Folding a fitted sheet

Roll it into a ball and shove it in the cupboard

Haha I do that.


On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app

 

[Run n Spread]

How does everyone clean the toilet, run me through the steps.
Do you use toilet paper as the cleaning device, a cloth, gloves or no gloves? Do you clean the brush holder? Do you hire a cleaner (the best method imo)?

You clean your own mess up and never speak of it again.

 

[Run n Spread]

Burying dead rodents. Mainly possums with the occasional rat. Seem to be a lot around where I live and they drop dead during (upcoming) heatwaves. Worst part is the soil and ground is hard as a rock so you can never dig a hole deep enough. (For comfort anyway)

 

[Billy ray]

cleaning the mirror in bathroom.
every time I do it, that same day when flossing I mess it up as I remove floss from in between my teeth

 

[Run n Spread]

Rearranging a cupboard. As in placing all your clothes. You know it needs to be done when you can't find your favourite ensemble but **** me.

 

[rocker_oz33]

I reakon the animal's watch you clean then just go ok we're going to mess this place up.

As soon as l vacuum the laundry the cats put fuuuuu kitty litter everywhere with in ten minutes.
Plus manage to put it up the hall way.

 

[Off The Couch]

I hate cleaning my fridge and the pantry

I’m sure Some of those herbs have been in that cupboard since the stone ages

 

[rocker_oz33]

Yep people get sucked into master chef and go buy all these herbs they only use once or twice.

 

[Off The Couch]

The other one that shocked me for out of date products were items in the old medicine box - who knew that Savlon had an expiry gate

 

[MarcusP2]

I find doona quite easy. Just shove it all in. Then match up one corner and hold both together. And shake up and down on top of the bed. Gets it sorted.

Fitted sheets can EAD. I roll and pack into one pillowcase and roll and pack the other sheet into other pillowcase. Store both in cupboard and its a set

The inside out flip/roll method is also good for quilt covers.

 

[Hawk Dork]

Vacuuming I hate the noise and the dragging and the cord.
I have all floor boards and Persian rugs its mainly a bit of grit and gum nuts
So I came up with the idea of blowing the front veranda and patio with my 18v blower for a few seconds most days, I now only need to vacuum every second week

I blew the hallway carpet and the lounge once instead of vacuuming but my wife went a bit birko so I try and do it when she is in the shower so she cant hear it.
Cordless vac is on the too buy list

18 V blower is great for starting charcoal fires in the chimney and dusting the liquor cabinet too

 

[William Wonka]

Vacuuming I hate the noise and the dragging and the cord.
I have all floor boards and Persian rugs its mainly a bit of grit and gum nuts
So I came up with the idea of blowing the front veranda and patio with my 18v blower for a few seconds most days, I now only need to vacuum every second week

I blew the hallway carpet and the lounge once instead of vacuuming but my wife went a bit birko so I try and do it when she is in the shower so she cant hear it.
Cordless vac is on the too buy list

18 V blower is great for starting charcoal fires in the chimney and dusting the liquor cabinet too

Roomba robot vacuum cleaner.

I was sceptical at first but they do far more throughout job than traditional vaccuming and you have to do zero work (this is not completely true as there is still the job of emptying them and moving a bit of stuff, but they must be waaay less work because my missus doesn't complain about vaccuming at all now.
Well at least I dont think she does- I cant hear her over the bloody roomba)

Seriously though, best invention ever.

 

[Saint12]

How the **** do you fold a fitted sheet properly?

Try it this way

 

[quotemokc]

Roomba robot vacuum cleaner.

I was sceptical at first but they do far more throughout job than traditional vaccuming and you have to do zero work (this is not completely true as there is still the job of emptying them and moving a bit of stuff, but they must be waaay less work because my missus doesn't complain about vaccuming at all now.
Well at least I dont think she does- I cant hear her over the bloody roomba)

Seriously though, best invention ever.

I would get one if my house was all one flat level

 

[Hawk Dork]

Roomba robot vacuum cleaner.

I was sceptical at first but they do far more throughout job than traditional vaccuming and you have to do zero work (this is not completely true as there is still the job of emptying them and moving a bit of stuff, but they must be waaay less work because my missus doesn't complain about vaccuming at all now.
Well at least I dont think she does- I cant hear her over the bloody roomba)

Seriously though, best invention ever.

Does it do rugs and floor boards ?

I was waiting for Dyson to invent a robot one and then apply for a mortgage

 

[William Wonka]

I would get one if my house was all one flat level

Get two.

 

[William Wonka]

Does it do rugs and floor boards ?

I was waiting for Dyson to invent a robot one and then apply for a mortgage

Yes and yes (really high pile rugs excepted).
A Roomba will do the job you dont need anything more.
Best money ive ever spent.
Not only do they work they work better than regular vacuuming, they even turn themselves on while you're at work clean the house then go back to their charging station.

****ing magic

 

[SaltPeter]

Well pls come to my apartment and do the doona cover for me then k thanx. x

Skin donna cover off of doona so it's inside out when you wash it. Once dry, return to bedroom and slide you hands up inside the donna cover. Place 1 hand on each corner, lean down and grip a corner of the doona with each hand. Lift up and shake so the the donna cover cascades back over the doona. Fasten the buttons

 

[Shell]

Skin donna cover off of doona so it's inside out when you wash it. Once dry, return to bedroom and slide you hands up inside the donna cover. Place 1 hand on each corner, lean down and grip a corner of the doona with each hand. Lift up and shake so the the donna cover cascades back over the doona. Fasten the buttons

That sounds.... kinda hot.