Inspired by all those times I grab something from the drying rack, only to find it either slightly oily or with rather obvious food stains still visible. It's like I'm the only one who cares about clean dishes and cutlery these days!
Based on the realisation that as you age closer to 30, you suddenly understand the importance of cleaning and/or home maintenance, which nobody told you how to optimally action at any point in the many years leading up to this point. It's almost like your friends and family wanted your life to nosedive after 30.
Communal cleaning equipment is very much a double-edged sword. On one hand, you save a bunch of money by only have to purchase and maintain one set of cleaning items. On the other hand, things are constantly misused, misplaced or outright go missing, and then you end up having to buy the darn thing again which basically nullifies all the cost benefits anyway. What a scam cleaning can be sometimes...
As it turns out, some people clean their houses not so much to impress people, but to compensate for one's own shortcomings. In other words, cleaning a cover-up for the true state of one's life. I sure hope I don't turn into one of those people, but then again, this blog more or less speaks for itself on that front...
