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Kitchen Clean Up
By Donna Flood
9 February 2008 · Food
Kitchen Clean Up:
Ironically, as our schools have closed out Home Ec. the reality of
the high cost of food hits home. It is like throwing a child (us)
in the water to teach swimming..
The only way young women will be able to meet these situations is to
look at the thing by placing their anger into a positive place.
The stats show that as women are thrown into the work force, suicide
increases. No wonder. With the heaviness of job, child
care, home management and no training at all upon, who wouldn't
get depressed. Even
our troups receive training, but not the most important person in a
civilization, the mother. There was a time home economics was called
Domestic Science, which by far
is a better word even it it still doesn't totally describe what has to
be done by women.
As you go along it will be discovered; the more you cook the more
cleaning must be done. However if you use your head
and not so much your back this can become an easy chore. For the
doors on kitchen cabinets I keep a special small broom hidden and
apart from the household cleaning tools. On the end of this I
wrap a soft towel over the head and secure it on the handle with a
heavy rubber band. On one side of the towel I spray my favorite
cleaning, wax and polish. I like the ones with orange. Rub the
cabinet doors down easily with the polish on the towel. When you
turn your
broom over you will be surprised to see the cooking grime that has come
off. Le the doot dry a bit and then turn the broom over to polish them
with the clean side of the towel. Presto! In just a short
few minutes there will be lovely, polished cabinet doors.
The children used to love how I joked about Mama and her witches broom,
but, the broom is a handy tool and not just for the
floor, you can use it on the bathtub, the window screens, windows, dust
in high places.Remember that men often work on a job just to support a
ranch, farm, or another business. Let that be our motto. We
as women have a first job and that is of our own interests, our family,
our homes and our husbands.
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