I bought a couple cleaning caddy's at Target, one for the bathroom supplies, one for everything else. Before having a mobile baby I had the cleaning supplies on lazy susans underneath the sinks in each room, but I like this even better!
I have the caddy's far out of reach, up high in my laundry closet, then I just grab the caddy I need for the room I am going to clean. Easy and convenient.
We are trying to move toward more natural, non chemical cleaners in our house, and are slowing phasing out buying new cleaners at the store. Now if only spring would hurry up and get here, but this weekend we got another few inches of snow. :(
I have the caddy's far out of reach, up high in my laundry closet, then I just grab the caddy I need for the room I am going to clean. Easy and convenient.
We are trying to move toward more natural, non chemical cleaners in our house, and are slowing phasing out buying new cleaners at the store. Now if only spring would hurry up and get here, but this weekend we got another few inches of snow. :(Have you had to baby proof? What are your tricks?
Having a caddy with you while cleaning is very convenient. Thanks for the useful post and regards from End of Tenancy Cleaning
ReplyDeleteAmazing what we learn to do, ha! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jacalyn
I actually have one of those caddies. I used to be better about carrying it with me around the house and using it to keep things organized. I really need to sort out my cleaning stuff (and think about baby proofing!). I like the system you've come up with. :) I'm big on natural cleaners too. Can't wait to hear recommendations for anything new you try.
ReplyDeleteI have a baby proofing tip for Medicines.
ReplyDeleteBut as it would go, it can be important to keep meds locked up from older people as well, for a multitude of reasons. Among them, 1-depression and 2-RX meds are sold/pushed in schools, kids raid the medicine cabinet; it's not just illegal drugs. :(
Use a portable tool box or fishing box and put a combination lock on it.