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My cleaning routine





I used to struggle really badly with keeping my house clean especially after my daughter was born and she started to actually destroy the house but now I have a routine and product’s that work and I’m going to share them with you today. 


My routine:


Every day I clean my dishes, tidy the floor up of my living room, and pick up anything that has made its way into my hallway. 


On a Monday I clean my kitchen and change the cat litter

On Tuesday I clean my daughters room and change her bed sheets

On Wednesday I clean under my couch, vacuum the living room, and tidy up anything else in my living room as well as take my kitchen and living room rubbish out to the bin

On a Thursday I clean my bathroom, remove the rubbish and change the cat litter. 

On a Friday I clean my room, remove the rubbish and make my bed. 

On a Saturday I vacuum my whole house and mop my floors then on Sunday I take the day off from cleaning to rest. 


I do a load of washing whenever it is needed. 


My favourite products:






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