11 Things Making Your Home Harder to Clean That a School Kitchen Never Had

📕 Get The Lunch Lady's Home Cleaning Handbook, every method in this video written down with the amounts, in the order you would really do them: https://doriscleans.com Some of the cleaning you do every week was decided before you ever picked up a rag. Not by you, but by whoever chose the floor, the paint, the countertop and the shape of the corner behind your tub. I spent thirty-five years in a school kitchen in Scioto County, Ohio, four hundred children a day, and twice a year a man came in the back door with a clipboard and a flashlight and inspected the room. Not the food. The room. The floor, the walls, the lights and the corners, all of it written down in a code with numbers on the paragraphs. Your house has never had that inspection and nobody ever handed you the list. Here is the list: 1. Light colored upholstery, and the letter sewn under your cushion 2. The glass shade over your head that gets dirty on the inside 3. Open shelves in the kitchen, and why you wash the same plate twice 4. The gas range, and the count nobody makes before they start 5. Marble, and why sealing it does not stop the mark 6. Carpet in the room where people eat, in the rule book's own words 7. Deep pile, and why no vacuum wins that one 8. Flat paint in the hallway, and what happens when you wash a scuff off it 9. Dark and shiny at the same time 10. Texture and grout, from the people who make the grout 11. The gap, and the one thing a commercial kitchen does that no house does The eleventh is the one doing the most harm in your house and I saved it for the end. Homework is at the end and it is a counting job. #cleaningtips #homecleaning #lowmaintenancehome #cleaninghacks #lunchlady #oldschoolcleaning