YOU DO YOU
Hoover for years with a shit Hoover then get a good one and then itâs the best chore
Wouldnât mind the hoovering if it wasnât for the stairs. Always the worst bit
there are no good chores
satisfying when youâve had a proper tidy and gotten rid of stuff, though
could go for some lawn-mowing
pretty much gardening, isnât it
I would say hoovering, but I always feel conscious of the noise + I hate the way our hoover gets sort of clogged up after a while
Washing the pots
Vacuuming. Three young kids means that my carpets are a continuous field of crisp and cereal dust. That 30 seconds after you finish where it looks fit for human habitation are quite satisfying. Never lasts though.
Eating ass
Lots of mops have a scrubby bit
I donât mind doing the washing up at all, nice little hand bath, but the idea
Of it does my absolute loaf in.
Yeah when sat at the dinner table after eating and maybe having had a little drink the idea of doing dishes is unconscionable, but basically as soon as I wash the first dish itâs alreet
Steam mopping
Does painting count as a household chore? Painting walls I mean. I like painting walls plenty.
I think mopping is best, because itâs quick. Getting a steam mop helped because itâs a bit less faff and the floor dries almost straight away. Vacuuming can be quick too but itâs too noisy, so not that. Washing up is too frequent and takes too long.
I like hoovering.
Definitely ironing.
Like the fact you can do it in one place in front of star trek or the test match.
Like that its clearly finite. Iâve done five shirts, five to go, halfway there.
Only ever iron for weddings or funerals, so something like once / twice a year max. Itâs a fair novelty at that kind of frequency.
I never feel like Iâve removed all the creases when I iron so donât get satisfaction from it
Really like cleaning the rug. Do it in a bit of a weird way draping it over a chair then taking a hand brush and brushing the whole thing, then sweeping up a huge pile of hair and dust and grit at the end which is extremely satisfying.