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· By Marisol Avery · 1 min read

The ten-minute evening reset

What our cleaners do in their own homes every night: five small things that make the morning, and the next clean, much easier.

A white kitchen sink wiped dry and empty, a folded linen tea towel over the edge and a brass tap in the sun

Ask anyone who cleans for a living what they do at home, and you’ll hear the same answer: not much, every day.

Empty the sink

A sink with nothing in it changes how the whole kitchen feels. Run the dishwasher, or wash what’s there, and dry the sink with a towel.

Wipe the counters, once

One pass with a damp cloth and a dry one. Crumbs left overnight are the ones that turn into sticky spots.

Shoes and bags in one place

A basket by the door does more than any cleaning product.

Thirty seconds in the shower

A squeegee down the glass after the last shower of the day, and limescale never gets a start.

Set a timer

Ten minutes, then stop. The point is to do it every night, not to do it all.

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