Speed Cleaning Secret #3 How do you organize your tools of the trade?

Great! I see you’re dressed for our speed-cleaning session, large, even an oversized tee-shirt, and comfy jogging pants. But now we have a serious problem; I can see it now. Your hands are filled with all sorts of cleaners, dusters, mops and pails. To what purpose? Oh, a special cleaner for the bathroom, along with a special brush. Certain “tools” for the kitchen . . . and then there are those special needs for the living room . . . Stop right there! If you’re going to survive this Olympic speed-cleaning event – and actually put any speed in the cleaning – you need to divest yourself of some of well, the more bulky items. And this is especially true if you find yourself with duplicate “weapons of mass destruction of dirt.” And you need to carry them in a much more efficient way – in a way that allows you to carry the most cleaning bang for your buck so to speak. It’s long been a debate among speed cleaning experts: what do you carry your tools in. Experts come down distinctly in two camps. The first are those experts who favor an apron. These individuals feel that there’s no need to actually carry any thing in your hands. As long as you’re going into a room, carry it on your person. These experts favor an apron with pockets large enough to carry spray bottles and deep enough to stuff various dusters and cloths into. Then there are those individuals who favor a divided tote all devise. This plastic tote is divided into various compartments. Each cleaning bottle, duster and cloth would have its own space in this tote. You may even want to carry two of these. In this way, you don’t have to interrupt your cleaning route. But, I claim that there’s a third option . . . and in fact it’s my favorite. I believe it’s better than the apron and even better than the tote all. Want to know what it is? Go to {http://www.cleaning123.net} to discover my personal favorite method of carrying the tools of your trade.