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Worst Household Chores ?

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chris.suzi@ntlworld.com - 15 Mar 2006 12:22 GMT
Hi folks, just wondered what the general opinion was on the worst
household chore. Got to be a two horse race between cleaning the inside
of the windows and cleaning the oven.

We are considering taking on an Oven Cleaning franchise but are curious
about the market. Would you pay £40 to have someone overhaul your oven
?

Chris
Donna in Texas - 15 Mar 2006 12:48 GMT
As far as the things I must do on a regular basis:   I hate folding clothes.
I don't mind washing them, just folding.

If it were up to me, they just wouldn't get folded and I would just keep
them in the basket (unless they are hang-up clothes that wrinkle).

But my husband doesn't like that idea, and he makes comments (in fun) about
the clothes in the basket and on top of the dryer.  Many times he just folds
them himself.  (We are both retired.)

Donna

P.S. As far as things to be done less often, I guess it would be cleaning
out closets.
rosebud - 15 Mar 2006 14:41 GMT
> Hi folks, just wondered what the general opinion was on the worst
> household chore. Got to be a two horse race between cleaning the inside
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>
> Chris

I have a self cleaning oven (NJ USA) so I don't care about that.
And I don't mind doing the inside of window either....now the outside is
a different story. Actually, Someone is coming tomorrow to clean my
windows. it's costing me 120 USD for 13 windows and 2 sliding doors,
inside and out.
The thing I hate to do the most is mowing the lawn and vacuuming. I
bought a Roomba though.

bonnie in NJ
Mrs Bonk - 17 Mar 2006 00:00 GMT
>> Hi folks, just wondered what the general opinion was on the worst
>> household chore. Got to be a two horse race between cleaning the inside
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> The thing I hate to do the most is mowing the lawn and vacuuming. I
> bought a Roomba though.

>I have 8 windows 1 sliding door 1 set of french doors and 1 back door. My
>window cleaner charges £6 for outside including frames. I wouldn't allow
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>time. Doing it on my own it's hard work as the pole separates in the middle
>and the curtains keep falling off before I can get the brackets slotted in.
Piper - 15 Mar 2006 23:23 GMT
>Hi folks, just wondered what the general opinion was on the worst
>household chore. Got to be a two horse race between cleaning the inside
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
>Chris

No.  I have a self cleaning oven for the very reason that I hate to do
that.  But, if it wasn't, I wouldn't pay to have someone come and do
it.
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Piper
Jessica V. - 18 Mar 2006 16:07 GMT
> Hi folks, just wondered what the general opinion was on the worst
> household chore. Got to be a two horse race between cleaning the inside
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Chris

I don't have a self cleaning oven, but I do have a hard surface steam
cleaner.  Prior to purchasing the $50 steam cleaner I'd have been
willing to pay to have my oven cleaned.  Now I can clean it in 10-15
minutes with steam rather than a chemical oven cleaner.  I would not
consider paying for an oven cleaning service.

Cleaning the windows has never bothered me.

In home laundry folding, hanging, & pressing I'd consider.

Jessica
Gary Brown - 23 Mar 2006 17:48 GMT
>> I don't have a self cleaning oven, but I do have a hard surface steam
>> cleaner.  Prior to purchasing the $50 steam cleaner I'd have been

What brand do you have?  Is it usable for toilets and showers also?

Thanks,
Gary
julisue@gmail.com - 19 Mar 2006 18:09 GMT
I can't stand cleaning the inside of the shower. I think we can agree
that the inside of things are the worst. :)

Now, if they had removable parts that we can take outside and scrub
down, it would be much better.
Amy Mathis - 22 Mar 2006 07:02 GMT
I hate cleaning the oven! I used to do that when I worked as a maid, and
some of those ovens resembled the innards of  a Jiffy Lube shop. My own oven
doesn't require cleaning very often, but when I clean it no matter how
thoroughly I wipe off the foam there's still a residue. Therefore the first
time I use the oven after cleaning, it practically makes me gag for a few
minutes.

Hi folks, just wondered what the general opinion was on the worst
household chore. Got to be a two horse race between cleaning the inside
of the windows and cleaning the oven.

We are considering taking on an Oven Cleaning franchise but are curious
about the market. Would you pay £40 to have someone overhaul your oven
?

Chris
 
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