Thanks for joining me. In today's episode, I'm going to
guide you through an evening reset of your home that will
streamline your mornings and help you keep up on housework
throughout the week, even if you're gone during the day.
In case you're new to the show, Clean with Me is the podcast
where I walk you through cleaning your house step by
step. And today as I guide you through
three key tasks that will get your house under control fast.
I'll also be talking about the importance of doing these three
things the night before when you have to work the next day or get
kids ready for school or both. I'm just talking about for those
nights when you're going to be leaving the house fairly early
the next morning. But of course, as usual, this
cleaning session will work for anybody because you can clean
along regardless of whether everything applies to you or
not. Anyway, let's get right into the
episode. One of the most important things
to think about the night before you go somewhere is what you and
or your kids are going to wear if you have little ones who
aren't lanning their own outfits yet.
So the first thing I want you to do in this episode is spend a
few minutes dealing with your laundry.
OK, if you're behind on laundry, you might need to gather up
specific things to include in a load of wash that you and your
family will be wearing tomorrow and then start that load.
Or maybe your family has plenty of clothes to wear, but you need
to wash someone's bedding or a load of towels.
These days my teenagers wash their own separate loads and my
husband often washes his own load of laundry.
So we kind of break it down by person.
But there was a time when I was just throwing everyone's laundry
in together when the kids were younger.
If you work 40 hours a week, doing laundry on your day off
may not be ideal. Some of you have written that
you work full time and your house gets messy in between
those deeper cleaning sessions on your way on your days off.
Well, now might be a good time to fold and put away just one
load of clean laundry to free you up for deeper cleaning tasks
on your major cleaning day. Doing laundry can in the evening
can just be a game changer. But whether you do laundry in
the evenings or you're more of once a week, or you still might
be living out of a clean laundry basket that you don't want to be
digging through in the morning and making more of a mess while
getting ready, some of you are making a mess when you're
getting ready in the morning. OK, When you're in a hurry,
digging for an article of clothing or or trying things on
that are hanging in your closet but are not necessarily your
favorite outfits can make a mess.
And I'm sure everyone listening has trashed your bedroom and
closet floor while trying on clothes to find that perfect
outfit for a special event. That's pretty normal.
We've all done that. But what's not ideal is doing
that virtually every morning or every morning that you work.
I work part time, I work two days a week, and I need to plan
ahead for those days. When you're trying to get out
the door in a hurry is not the time to experiment with
different combinations of clothing than you usually wear,
or trying on outfits you haven't tried on in a while.
And this particular problem can be eliminated by laying out one
of your tried and true favorite outfits the night before.
OK, if I don't plan ahead, those school mornings because I work
at the school where my children attend can be hectic because,
you know, one of my teenagers might need me to make him a
lunch or, you know, something could come up.
For this reason, I like to get dressed long before it's time to
leave. I think that's important if
you're also getting kids out the door with you.
And I'm not saying you shouldn't have a lot of clothes and
experiment with different combinations.
You know, maybe a capsule wardrobe isn't for you.
I get it. I don't like wearing too many of
the same things. I like to plan my wardrobe
around a color scheme, if you heard that episode.
But I also like variety, and I like to experiment with
different combinations. But for those two days a week
when I work at the school, I like to plan a tried and true
outfit the night before. Because when I don't, I could be
sometimes digging through an overflowing clean laundry basket
or trying things on that don't work out and then creating a
mess. The goal is to keep your house
clean during the week and not create too much work for
yourself on that deep cleaning day, whether it's a Saturday or
some other weekday. I want to be able to fix up and
I don't want to have to leave the house at the at the last
minute. So I try to take the thought out
of the outfit by laying it out the night before.
And I'm not perfect, but that's what I do on my best days, so to
speak. Whether you have a lot of
clothing or a little planning your specific outfit or just
getting your clean laundry put away is a great way to
streamline your morning and reduce your workload on the
weekend. And I say weekend, but I realize
your main house cleaning day could be on a weekday depending
on your schedule. When my kids were younger and I
was at home all day every day, Monday was often my main home
reset day because I needed to deal with the aftermath of the
weekend and start out the week on the right foot.
If you work outside the home, one or more of your days off
could be weekdays. Lately I work on my podcast on
Monday and Wednesdays, and I work at the school on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, so I tend to do a lot of housework on Fridays.
But if you work outside the home, I recommend doing some
kind of laundry reset each day. And before dinner might be
ideal, to be honest, because after dinner you're going to be
cleaning up the dinner mess. OK, So hopefully you've been
doing something to do with laundry, whether you needed to
start a load or switch the load from the washer into the dryer,
fold and put away some stuff or layout outfits for tomorrow.
Hopefully you've done that. The second key task to complete
at the end of the day, whether it's right after dinner or just
before you go to bed, is washing your dishes.
And some of you are saying you're tired in the evening
after a long day and you're more of a morning person.
And I get it, but that closing shift in the kitchen is
something you need to just force yourself to do.
Getting down to dish 0 right now is one of the keys to an easy
morning and day tomorrow. And it is non negotiable.
Yes, you heard that right. I go soft on you and other areas
because life's hard and everyone's schedules different.
We can do housework in a lot of different ways.
But if you get nothing else done that I talked about in this
episode, at least wash your dishes.
And unless you're a night owl, you shouldn't put it off until
later this evening. Do it right after cooking if
you're going to let the food have a little standing time
before serving it. I mean, some things are better
if you don't serve them up immediately.
So during that standing time, wash everything you can.
And then if you're going to transfer that into a different
container for storage, you would just wash that one pan.
And of course, the plates and silverware and glasses that
people used at dinner. Maybe you need to gather some
dishes around the house right now.
You might have coffee mugs or water glasses on your night
stands. Or maybe someone forgot to clear
their plate and fork from the dining room table.
If you're listening to this, after dinner, if you have
teenagers who are allowed to eat in their bedrooms, be sure to
check their rooms too. And if it becomes a problem
where they're not bringing things in and rinsing them, at
least they can lose that privilege to eat in their room
for a while so that they know you.
You mean business. You're doing them a favor when
you're teaching them to clean up after themselves.
They're going to have to do that regardless of who they live with
after they live with you while you're gathering up dishes and
bringing them to the sink. I'd like to remind you that if
you're a stay at home mom, you might even have an afternoon
routine. Because let's face it, if you're
home and your kids are home, you're making messes during the
day necessitating that afternoon routine.
And also, if and for those of you who are working outside the
home or you're just gone all day on certain days for whatever
other reason, it's not always realistic to have a morning
housework routine. OK, obviously you're going to
have a morning routine, things you do in the morning.
But when it comes to housework, if you're gone all day, the
evening routine makes more sense because in the morning you know
sometimes. Unless you're just an early
bird. I know someone who is getting up
at 5:00 AM years ago and I just couldn't relate.
But I've gotten to a season of life where I wake up early
naturally and so now I get it. But when I was in my 30's, the
last thing I wanted to do was get up at 5:00 AM and do a bunch
of housework before even leaving the house.
But if you need a suggestion for a morning cleaning routine to
make your day go smoothly, I do recommend emptying your drying
rack and dishwasher, perhaps while you're brewing coffee or
making breakfast or making lunches.
Whatever you do in the morning, just getting those clean dishes
put away so that you don't have to put those away before washing
dishes at the end of the day. That having been said, if you're
doing your dinner dishes right now, whether it's right after
dinner or in the evening, I give you permission to just add to
that drying rack. If you don't feel like putting
the stuff away right now, I get it.
These evening routines can be difficult, and if they are a
challenge for you, you need to simplify it and do less.
You've got to do the bare minimum, which involves washing
all your dishes and sanitizing your kitchen surfaces.
If that's all you do during this episode, then great.
I said there are three things, but the most important of those
three things is the kitchen. OK, we talked about doing some
kind of laundry related task, whether that was washing a load,
folding and putting away a load, or even just laying out your
clothes. But right now we're on the
kitchen task, which is the most important of the three.
OK, the last one, something super easy.
But even if you don't get to that one, I'm happy because the
kitchen is so crucial. If you could change one thing
about your housekeeping routine, just pushing through that after
dinner kitchen clean is the most important.
And no judgement here if if you're not doing that yet, maybe
you need to listen to my crawling out of the whole series
for financial supporters. OK, Special thanks to those who
are already supporting the show by unlocking those bonus
episodes. But your daily routines are
crucial. Some of you are saying your
house falls apart on the days that you work, and I get it.
But you've got to try to make time for a few things each day,
OK? And you're not going to
necessarily have time for a morning cleaning session if you
work outside the home. Working from home, you're more
likely to empty that drying rack and empty the dishwasher because
you know, you don't have a commute to work and maybe you
don't have to get us fixed up before starting your shift.
That definitely. I've worked from home, so I get
that, but I'm talking about those of us who are leaving the
house early in the morning. Sometimes we're going to just
leave that stuff in the drying rack.
OK, is what it is. The first thing I want you to do
once you've gathered up dishes, if you're not already plugging
away on washing those dishes, is to get any difficult items
soaking. Bonus points if you don't have
any difficult items to wash because you're only cleaning up
one meal's worth of dishes and you're doing it immediately
after the meal. For the rest of you, you might
have some items with some dried on food.
Maybe you found a plate in someone's bedroom, or maybe
people have been dirtying dishes throughout the day.
Or maybe you're a mom who left early in the morning, you've
been gone all day for work or something else, and you left
some breakfast dishes or a breakfast pan.
Let's get those difficult items pre rinsed and soaking and then
we'll wash the easier dishes. And maybe you need to do an
empty reload and run of the dishwasher.
Or maybe you're a hand washer. Again, I give you permission to
pile things onto an existing pile in the drying rack if
you're just exhausted and you're not motivated to put all that
stuff away. Some people get overwhelmed at
the thought of putting away clean dishes.
It's a thing when my husband's working in the kitchen and I
walk in and offer to help him because we have a different
division of Labor at this stage of life.
He's retired, so he's often doing the dishes I walk in.
He's like, can you put this stuff away?
He's super happy if I empty the drying rack and the dishwasher
because he doesn't mind washing the dishes, but he finds putting
away the clean dishes tedious. So if if all of that falls to
you, you might want to break up those tasks in the future.
Which is why I recommend that stay at home moms especially put
away any clean dry dishes first thing in the morning.
But you might be able to do that on a work morning.
The other morning I told myself I was going to put away the
clean dishes before work but then I just kind of lingered
over my coffee and maybe I was primping or something.
So I know the struggle in the morning and I get it.
But after pre rinsing your difficult items you might need
to just start. Start your first sink load or
put everything that fits into the dishwasher in there and then
hand wash the rest of the stuff. Just be working on dishes,
whatever that means for you. If you hate scrubbing, which is
true of most people, consider that method of dropping a dish
dishwashing pod into the sink or into that difficult pot and
letting that chemical do some of the work for you.
You could also try using the Don Power wash spray.
The thing with the Don Power Wash spray is that I also like
to get liquid dish soap and just be working on your dishes while
I talk. But I also like to get liquid
dish soap because I'm one of those people who fills up the
sink with dishwater, you know, hot water and dishwashing
liquid. My daughter Jessica mainly just
does her dishes under running water, so she loves the Dawn
Power Wash for that reason. For me, the Don Power Wash is
just one of my secret weapons for pretreating the dishes to
avoid scrubbing for kids. If you have kids that are
learning to do dishes and you want them to do some kind of
pretreatment, consider like the Don Power Wash.
And none of this is sponsored, but you guys are always saying
that you want more product recommendations.
So I try to talk about products. And kids also might find it fun
to use like a scrub mommy because it's got that happy face
on one side. Kids also like using scrub
brushes, sprays, you know, give them all the gadgets.
If you want to teach your kids to do dishes.
Of course, getting just a large container of a generic dish soap
can save money. So I'm not saying that I'm
always buying all this fancy stuff.
It just depends if I'm in a frugal mode or not to be honest.
But be working on washing your dishes, whether you're a
dishwasher user, hand washer, or a combo washer like me.
Now, if this were a morning or afternoon episode or one of my
whole house episodes, I would have you clear all clutter from
your countertop before even washing your dishes.
I often have you do that to eliminate visual clutter and so
on. But the most important thing
before bed is just getting your kitchen sanitized.
I don't even want you to think ahead too much.
I just want you to think I've got to get all these dishes
done. Then once you get them done,
we'll talk about what you're going to do next.
OK? But we're doing the bare minimum
because it's an evening routine. Unless you're a night owl and
you like to just totally detail your kitchen after everyone's
gone to bed, you might want to be super minimal with this
evening routine and just get your dishes done and your
surfaces sanitized. OK, That's a win if that's all
you do during this episode because the evening session is
the hardest for most of us because we are tired, OK?
And if you struggle with consistently working this
closing shift in your home, you need to simplify it.
Maybe you're being too much of A perfectionist and trying to, you
know, complete this long To Do List in your kitchen and you're
letting perfectionism take over. Now that your difficult items
are soaking and you're washing dishes, think about maybe
completing that step in the morning of putting away the dry
dishes, the dry clean dishes, OK?
And you know, maybe that's right for you.
Maybe getting up a little earlier to put that stuff away
is right for you. Or maybe you're home all day,
then it's definitely right for you to put that stuff away in
the morning. But no judgement here.
If you have a full dishwasher or a full drying rack and you need
to do those steps right now, OK? I just tend to kind of add to
the pile if I'm washing dishes after dinner because it's
something I'm pushing through. OK, The other night I was
thinking about, I was thinking about the show.
I had cooked dinner, I was cleaning while cooking.
You know how you can clean certain things that you're done
with? And then there's also that after
dinner clean where you're washing the actual dishes people
ate off of and putting away leftovers and then washing the
pan you cooked in. And I remember thinking, I need
to tell people that this is something that you just push
through because I didn't particularly feel like doing it.
And I'll be honest, I was playing a little bit of dish
Jenga and piling stuff on top of an already full drying rack.
I just was because I had had a long day and cooked dinner and I
was cleaning up afterwards, so I wasn't going to be too hard on
myself. By the way, you need to be
strategic in how you place things in the dishwasher so that
it doesn't keep the moving parts from moving.
And if you have kids that help you, they need to be trained on
this, OK, They need to be taught that some things aren't going to
fit in the dishwasher. And you might even need to make
a rule. And this doesn't apply to every
one of you. Some of you you don't have kids,
or your kids are grown, or your kids are babies.
But I'm talking to people right now who have school aged kids.
Sometimes you need to make a rule that they need to wash the
pots and pans by hand because they're not strategic and how
they position everything in the dishwasher.
Often I'll just say put all the small stuff in the dishwasher
and then hand wash this pot in this pan.
Sometimes it's about making general rules and sometimes it's
just about telling them what to do right before the session.
Like, hey, just leave this cast iron pan for me to wash and I
want you to wash everything else and it should all fit in the
dishwasher. You know, assess the situation,
tell them what they're going to do that might be ideal or maybe
just having general rules that they follow.
It is ideal. But kids obviously need
instruction and then you need to check behind them because you
can only expect what you inspect when it comes to kids or
managing employees for that matter.
OK, My husband's the one who told me that about the kids, but
it was something that his boss told him, you know, with regard
to managing employees because my husband was a manager for many
years. Hopefully by now you've I at
least washed some of the easy stuff.
You've loaded the dishwasher or you've hand washed some easy
items. The closing shift isn't supposed
to take long, but if it does, you might need to work on
cleaning as you go more while you're cooking.
I mean, the other night I made something kind of messy.
I made chicken Curry. And I don't even know if I'm
pronouncing this right and I'm not claiming my Indian foods
authentic or anything, but none. I made that flatbread and I got
flour everywhere and I was getting flour fingerprints
around. But once I got those pieces of
flatbread into the skillet, you know, while those would cook, I
was, I was cleaning up the flour, I was wiping it up, I was
cleaning up after myself. You've got to be conscious of
that. Even if you're like me and
you're a little bit of a messy cook, you've got to use those
moments when you're waiting for something to cook to clean.
You've got to clean as you go. And don't tell me you're too
lazy to clean as you go because it's harder to just keep making
a mess and then clean afterward. You've got it.
You've got to realize that hopefully by now you've washed
the easy stuff. Like I said, maybe you've got a
few difficult items to scrub that have maybe been soaking for
a while. Just keep plugging away at those
dishes and if you still have them.
And then once your dishes are done, the natural next step is
to start spraying and wiping down your kitchen surfaces that
need it, like your food prep area, your stove top, your table
and high chair. If you have little ones.
The closing shift is one time where I don't mind cleaning
around things a little bit. I might put my seasonings in the
spice cabinet, but I might leave a few random items out on the
counter. OK, this is not a deep clean.
This is about sanitizing those surfaces that got dirtied up
during food prep. OK, I typically use the Myers
spray or another multi purpose spray on the counters.
But you can also just clean your countertops with liquid dish
soap and a damp rag. Maybe there's dried on stuff
where you need something abrasive like maybe a scrub
mommy sponge or a Scotch brite sponge or scrub brush.
Maybe you need to scrub a little bit before you wipe.
You might also need to spot sweep your kitchen and floor,
maybe in the food prep area or under and around the table.
Remember, this is not a deep clean session.
You know, maybe there's that weekly deep cleaning day where
you sweep and mop your kitchen floor.
This is not that day, But we are just getting your kitchen
sanitary before bed. We don't want to track pests.
We don't want you to walk on gritty debris in the morning or
step on something sticky. But if you do too much tonight,
you might feel burnt out on cleaning tomorrow, or you might
be tempted to skip the next closing shift because you see it
as a time consuming task. You think, man, I don't want to
do all that. Keep in mind that this is just a
generalization that may not apply to you.
Again, some people are night owls and don't mind the closing
shift, OK? And maybe you're one of them.
Maybe you're detailing your kitchen right now after
everyone's asleep, and it's therapeutic for you.
Or maybe you're like me and you want to become a person who
enjoys that evening shift a little bit more.
But I'm not going to do it late at night.
And I never thought I would say I'm a morning person, but I am
now. Trust me, it might happen to you
as you get older and you might be up with the chickens in the
morning. And I think even when I was kind
of a night owl, I disliked cleaning at night.
So for those of us who do dislike doing the housework at
night, we've got to keep the closing routine simple, OK,
Different rules apply at night. Remember I said sometimes I'm
playing dish Django a little bit at night, and I always tell
myself, I'm going to put away these clean dishes in the
morning. I might do it, I might not.
But a stack of clean dishes is far better than a stack of dirty
ones. And you know, maybe you can
delegate putting away the clean dishes to a kid, just like my
husband often delegates it to me when he's washing dishes.
Not everybody minds putting away clean stuff.
It's not that big of a deal. I just want you to keep your
cleaning sessions short. If it seems daunting to you, the
next step after doing dishes is spraying and wiping down your
upper kitchen surfaces. I've already talked about it a
little bit, but you know, maybe, maybe you need to wipe down your
cabinets. I tend to touch the cabinets
with flour on my hands, you know, at times.
So maybe you need to wipe down your cabinets, your appliances,
your countertop, your stove top, your empty sink.
And this might sound like a lot, but it only takes a couple
minutes. OK, spraying and wiping down
these surfaces quickly is the easiest part.
Getting your dishes done was the hurdle, and by now you've
probably gotten that done and built up some momentum by
completing that important springboard task.
But if for some reason you were facing a dish master, that's OK.
Just keep plugging away at those dishes.
It's the most important thing you can do in your house before
bed. Some of you have a baby or a
toddler and you've got a high chair to clean, or you have a
formal dining room that's in another room and you need to go
in there and wipe down that table.
Definitely prioritize getting down to dish 0 and sanitizing
your kitchen and dining room surfaces.
OK? And you might even need to sweep
and mop if your floor is covered in crumbs or it's sticky.
But for a closing shift that you feel like you're doing under
duress and you're just pushing through it, maybe just spot
clean your floor. Spot sweep the food preparation
area or under the table, and clean any sticky spots with a
rag while you listen to some commercials that help pay the
bills. Yes, I'm asking you to let those
ads play while you work. Some of you just need to finish
the kitchen before you get your kids ready for bed, or plop down
and watch a movie with your husband, Whatever the rest of
your or whatever the rest of your evening routine involves.
We all have different divisions of Labor and are in different
seasons of life, But there's probably something you're
looking forward to doing after doing the dishes and quickly
sanitizing your kitchen. And if you can get in the habit
of doing the dishes and wiping your kitchen and dining surfaces
each night, that's a win. Even if that's all you do as far
as housework in the evening. Especially if you're a stay at
home mom. And you can worry about other
things at other times of day. But whether you're a stay at
home mom or not, you've got to do your dishes before bed.
And if you've already finished that crucial step, you have time
to do a quick straighten somewhere in your home.
OK, I'm talking to those of you who are done with your dishes.
This this could be your front entrance and main living area.
Or if those areas are already tidy, you might want to use this
time to pick up a messy bedroom or bathroom.
Just whatever room's bothering you because you know it's a
mess. Just reset whichever area of
your home needs it. You will be amazed at how much
you can pick up at about 5 minutes.
OK, so let's do that crucial tidying somewhere.
If your house is already tidy, you could always start getting
things ready for tomorrow morning.
Hopefully you're already laid out your clothes and the kids
clothes if you have little ones, because you don't want to be
scrambling to wash something or digging through a clean laundry
pile to find socks. But if you keep listening to
this show, you'll soon have organized drawers and closets
full of clean clothes. Because I plan to do an episode
about that soon. As part of my crawling out of
the whole series for financial supporters.
I've already made two of the episodes.
I'm super excited about the series because sometimes you
just need to hit the reset button and kind of do a low
impact house cleaning session each day until you're back on
track. That's what the crawling out of
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Anyway, another thing you might want to do to prepare yourself
for tomorrow is take inventory and make sure you have
everything you need for your coffee or other morning
beverage, maybe a breakfast on the go and any lunches you'll
need to pack. I don't eat breakfast on work
mornings. I just make myself a coffee and
then I pack a Greek yogurt in addition to whatever I'm
bringing for lunch and I eat the yogurt at my desk at work as a
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few simple tweaks to your diet. And no, I'm not talking about
diet as in the D word that some of you don't want me to talk
about. I'm talking about eating in a
way that gives you more energy. Some of you need protein in the
morning. Some of you need to cut back on
sugar in the morning and you'll feel a lot better.
But we'll get into that in another episode.
Anyway. If you're like me, you don't
love going to the store at night, but taking inventory now
will allow you to make plans to leave early and pick something
up in the morning before your commute or whatever if you need
to. Once in a while I take my kids
to Sonic on the way to school if we've just run out of lunch
ingredients or something. You could also get a head start
on tomorrow's dinner by moving some meat from the freezer to
the fridge. Another thing you might want to
do is check to make sure your keys and your work lanyard are
in the key basket by the front door and start packing your tote
bag. You could also put your toddler
shoes by the front door or your preschooler shoes by the front
door if they tend to carry them off and leave them in random
places. There was a season of life where
I had a little coat hook and a shoe basket and I was a stay at
home mom, but I wanted to be able to get out the house
quicker, out of the house quicker when I went somewhere.
It's probably time for you to relax with your family and get
ready for bed. So I'll end the episode here.
Don't forget to do a quick laundry switch before bed
tonight if you started a load earlier and set an alarm on your
phone if you have to. I know you're tired, but I'm
sure you have the energy to get up and do that laundry switch
before you go to sleep. Anyway, thank you so much for
listening. I appreciate each and everyone
of you. And as always, happy cleaning.
I'll talk to you in the next episode.