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alison
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thursday 29th MarchOkie dokie,
This may take a little longer, but before you all moan I would like to point out that I have 19!
Todays task is to wipe down the cupboard doors. Not a quick swish, but using the old toothbrush, or washing up brush, and a soft scourer, to really get the muck off.
If you have moulded doors like me then rub the brush along the moulding, with hot soapy water, and then wipe with a clean damp cloth.
Cupboard doors include the kick board things at the bottem that hide the feet, and go to the floor.
If you find it too much in one hit, do 15 minutes, then do another task for 15 mins, (different job, or cup of coffee) then do another 15 mins on the doors.
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Leonie2
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is this kitchen cupboards you're talking about alison?
 Yes! mine are all new and have been kept sparkly clean since they were fitted. Only other cupboard doors are i nthe bedrooms and they're mirror doors and they're clean 'cause I cleaned them last week.
...off to play, catch you all later 
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alison
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Yes, sorry, kitchen cupboards.
If they are anything like mine (Not yours Leonie) they gradually get bits dripped on them, like egg, and cooking things, which you always leave a bit when you quickly wipe it.
A good scrub over with some bicarb or jif makes all the difference.
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Jellycat
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I'll do it this evening - the clean washing machine is rather showing them up!
Luckily, there are only two cupboard in my kitchen - sometimes there are advantages to living in a tiny house after all
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alison
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I have done 7 so far, and they look really good, but it is a bit boring.
There is definately going to be an easy task tomorrow!
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