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Household Cleaning in the 1920's Every wonder how much time was spend on cleaning in the 1920's? Well, the lady of the house did get Sunday Off! Interesting Schedules for two different types of weekly cleaning. 1920's Weekly Cleaning Schedule Monday- Mend, laundry, tidy up the house. Do your hand
washables.
Tuesday- Mop, wash, sweep and vacuum your floors and stairs. Wednesday- Do your ironing and go to the dry cleaners. Thursday- Clean all the bedrooms. Friday- Clean the living room, bath room and do any other special cleaning project you may have. Saturday- Clean the kitchen well and wipe down the refrigerator. Do your groceries and baking. Sunday- You have a day off! Enjoy your day! Back to Home Page | Email Me! | Copyright 1999-2009 | Privacy Policy | Ask aQuestion |
The modern housewife keeps
her house
clean rather than house cleans giving each room a rather
thorough cleaning
as often as necessary. For this cleaning the following program is
suggested: 2. Dust wood furniture and vacuum
clean overstuffed furniture. Remove the smaller pieces to another room
if
possible. Cover those which remain. In the he bedroom, take off
the bedding and thoroughly clean the springs and mattress, make up
again
and cover. 3. Clean rugs with a vacuum
cleaner. 4. Remove draperies and blinds
and clean them on a flat surface with a vacuum cleaner. 6. Dust wood trim, doors and baseboards. |
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