A man and his bathroom...
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I was a lazy kid around the house whose mother did everything for him, and was well on my way to becoming a lazy adult who didn't do anything. Fortunately, I married a woman who was even worse than me with the chores, so fate lent a hand. Realizing it's only going to happen if I do it, I did a complete 180 and turned into a cleaning/cooking machine. My place now is more or less spotless.
I confess I have a cleaning lady that comes once a week. But it's quite clean throughout the week - she mainly does the ironing.
No booties required when you come visit. However, as is the European custom, you will be removing your shoes upon entry.
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I make people take off shoes at my house too. Unless they are in flip flops lol
I only make kids do that. Adults just have to wipe their shoes on the mat outside. The way I see it, is if I want to host a party/get-together/whatever, then the guests comfort is first and foremost. So yeah, I might have to clean p afterward, but if it's such a problem then I won't host next time.
Which is funny because I hate wearing shoes and always kick them off at the first opportunity.
Though Jen, why are flip flops the exception? Don't they get as dirty as any other shoe?0 -
I was a lazy kid around the house whose mother did everything for him, and was well on my way to becoming a lazy adult who didn't do anything. Fortunately, I married a woman who was even worse than me with the chores, so fate lent a hand. Realizing it's only going to happen if I do it, I did a complete 180 and turned into a cleaning/cooking machine. My place now is more or less spotless.
I confess I have a cleaning lady that comes once a week. But it's quite clean throughout the week - she mainly does the ironing.
No booties required when you come visit. However, as is the European custom, you will be removing your shoes upon entry.
--P
I make people take off shoes at my house too. Unless they are in flip flops lol
I only make kids do that. Adults just have to wipe their shoes on the mat outside. The way I see it, is if I want to host a party/get-together/whatever, then the guests comfort is first and foremost. So yeah, I might have to clean p afterward, but if it's such a problem then I won't host next time.
Which is funny because I hate wearing shoes and always kick them off at the first opportunity.
Though Jen, why are flip flops the exception? Don't they get as dirty as any other shoe?
Cause people dont normally wear socks with flip flops and alot of people feel uncomfortable bare foot (no socks) in someone house. Oh if I'm having a party I suck it up and let every one where their shoes. I meant more if my friends were coming over to watch a movie or something0 -
Oh, God. Nothing worse than a grown man who can't keep up his house. Guy I'm seeing (never gave him a nickname) had a pretty messy house... His kitchen was an effin' mess! At the end July, I finally said something (it may have come out a bit CRAZY and *****y) and he has been keeping up on it ever since.
If a guy can't take care of his own ****, I find it really unattractive and it's an instant red flag.0 -
Before i go to a guys house, I will make jokes about their place being clean. For example, I'll say "Just in case I have to use your bathroom, clean it up!"
I'm laughing/ flirting about it so it's not like I'm nagging nor ordering them around.0
