Which Household ‘Chore’ Do You Hate The Most??

[Smowball]

For me it’s changing the bedding - no question!! I loathe changing the duvet covers. Would rather clean the loo lol! What about you all??

[Hopkirk]

Sack Dave, Gness.

[gness]

Sack him, Hoppy?! If I was taller I'd have boxed his ears to wipe the happy smile off his face as he cheerily watched the wrong flooring being laid.
Then when I questioned it he and the layer explained about different lighting in the shop making colours look different as if I was an idiot.....I ordered Laurel Oak....I got Slate Grey!
That's when I got the stool to do some ear boxing!

[lady-janine]

Everything. Especially cleaning up and tidying up after OH. My mess, yes okay that's my problem but his mess should not be my problem imo.

[gness]

Indeed, LJ! I have a thing about bathrooms. Must be clean and dry. Impossible when you live with the most enthusiastic hand and face washer. How any man can fire so much water around a bathroom’s beyond me..;-)

[jennyjoan]

Just buy Oven cleaner £1 Poundland. Absolutely excellent.

You can take out your filthy grill out - a plastic bag is inside the kit - put your grill into it- pour the cleaner and leave - everything comes out like silver paper. Like I leave mine outside.

Then with another £1 cleaner - rubber gloves are supplied - leave on oven for a day or two - immaculate. Fabulous stuff.

[jennyjoan]

I do it on my own but it is a horror story - changing the duvet cover - it does really take two.

I just try with the the pegs - it takes time but I get there.

[Bazile]

What gets me is the number of pots, pans , plates utensils , that er indoors uses when she prepares dinner .

I always approach the kitchen to do the washing up with trepidation

[gness]

It’s a cross we have to bear when the cooks cook, Baz....:-(

[Smowball]

Cat litter tray doesn’t bother me as I have absolutely no sense of smell. Mr smow on the other hand absolutely heaves if he’s even in the room whilst I’m doing it! Thank god they are allowed to go outside very very soon.

[emmie]

i always get in a lather over changing the duvet cover, it never ever goes where i want it to, also many of mine have buttons at the end, instead of say poppers, so its' interminable doing them up.

[BamberLamb]

Ooooo! No no no no no! Mrs Lamb does all that stuff. She's good at it. Why should I interfere?

[aelmpvw]

hoovering, doris makes me pick my feet up as she whizzes through . . .

[jennyjoan]

Emmie - my duvet has a zip at the bottom of mine

[barry1010]

I've got changing the duvet down to an art form - I can do it very quickly now, I'v had so much practice.
I hate all housework but it has to be done

[barry1010]

My way of getting a duvet cover on a duvet

Lay cover flat on the bed with opening at the bottom. Reach up inside and hold top corner and pull the bottom of the cover up your arm. Repeat on other side making sure the top of the duvet is higher up than the bottom. The cover is now mostly at the top of the bed, concertina style.
Lay duvet flat on the bed. Put the top of the duvet in to the top of cover making sure the corners are properly in place. Grab one corner of the cover and duvet and pull the cover down making sure the underneath is pulling down in line with the top.
Repeat on other side. Now the duvet should be properly inside the whole cover. Grab the bottom of duvet and cover, shake and fasten.