Hints for the busy housewife / issued by the Health & Cleanliness Council.

Date:
1938
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Hints for the busy housewife / issued by the Health & Cleanliness Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Monday. Living-room : preparation for wash. Tuesday. Washing. Wednesday. Bedrooms. Thursday. Bathroom, lavatory, stairs, pantry, _larder, and cupboards. Friday. Kitchen and scullery Saturday. Landing, hall, stairs, all lighting fittings (electric lamps, etc.), yard, steps,- preparation for Sunday. ON CLEANING Living-room.—NOTE: Fire to be done before allelse. (This applies to bedrooms also.) /f weekly clean: remove and dust all ornaments and movable bits of furniture: cover rest with dust sheets; take down pictures; rollup curtains, etc.; sweep carpet (see directions p. 6), dust and polish surrounds, dust room; wash orna- ments; dust and polish furniture; wipe down pictures; replace. /f daily clean: fire; carpet; floor; dust. Bedroom.—Ornaments, etc., as living-room if weekly clean, but first—air bed; empty slops; make bed; cover up all movable furniture with dust sheet ; carpet—as living-room. (For note on polished floors, see p. 14.) Daily clean: air bed; empty slops; make bed; carpet; floor; dust. Kitchen and Scullery.—Remove all china, pots, pans, etc.; sweep and dust; scrub shelves with soapy water ; when dry put on clean paper, if needed, and then replace pans and china; give sink a special good cleansing, and swill by turn- ing on cold tap. Pantry and Store Cupboard.—(a) Remove all china and wash; sweep and dust; scrub floor and shelves, and when dry replace china. (0) Re- move food ; scrub as above, and then, if necessary, put on clean paper when dry. Page Four
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