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[bikerbabe]

Folding and putting away laundry. If I had my way, I would just use the clothes out of the basket all week.😀

[chrystaltree]

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@Kitlynn wrote:

I am right there with you! Grocery shopping is my number one thing that I just don't want or like to do. I have discovered if I go really early in the morning the store is not crowded and I can get in and out pretty quickly. However I still don't like it!!

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        Yup or late in the evening.  When I had to grocery shop, I did it at the grocery store that was open until midnight.  No little kids, no baby carriages, no elderly people.  I remember I could zip around from aisle to aisle get it all done with no aggravation and no long lines and squabbles over coupons and all that stuff.  But there quite a few shoppers because people worked nights would do their grocery shopping before they went home.  

[q-girl]

For me it's paying the bills. Even though the money's in the bank, I just keep putting it off till the very last minute. I just hate sitting down and making the online payments and/or writing out those checks. Ugh. Hate it.

Hugs . . .

[Sueliz]

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@bikerbabe wrote:
Folding and putting away laundry. If I had my way, I would just use the clothes out of the basket all week.😀

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@bikerbabe, I love your reply!  I live alone and have health issues so I have been known to do exactly that, lol...   

[panda1234]

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@Regal Bee wrote:

I used to not like (hate) grocery shopping. I love to cook but not shop for food.

Now, I really enjoy it. I stopped going when I had just eaten lunch......the food in the store was revolting and I could hardly wait to get out. I go when I am slightly hungry and everything just seems to inspire me. I know, I know.....this is not the norm but it works for me. 

I also do NOT make lists. To me, they stagnate my creative flow. I know this sounds odd but when I changed these behaviors, I found I actually love to grocery shop. 

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@Regal Bee The shopping is fine, I hate unloading it and putting it all away. 

[RedTop]

I clean my bathroom sink and toilets every day, but hate to clean soap scum off shower walls, or scrub the bathtub.   

I don't mind to dust with a swiffer duster on furniture, or floors, but I don’t like to clean ceiling fans.   

I HATE vacuuming, mopping floors, and shopping.   

[panda1234]

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@VanSleepy wrote:

Washing the kitchen floor.  I've tried many contraptions, but the only way to get it really clean is on hands and knees.  My back still aches by the time I have to do it again.

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@VanSleepy I am impressed you get on your hands and knees, I have not done that in a few years. I just bought a steamer and it does a good job. Before that it was Don Asslet's mop and that worked well.

[VanSleepy]

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@panda1234 wrote:

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@VanSleepy wrote:

Washing the kitchen floor.  I've tried many contraptions, but the only way to get it really clean is on hands and knees.  My back still aches by the time I have to do it again.

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@VanSleepyI am impressed you get on your hands and knees, I have not done that in a few years. I just bought a steamer and it does a good job. Before that it was Don Asslet's mop and that worked well.

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Oh, the hands and knees isn't every week!   I use the other stuff in between.  I splurged on the Bissell Crosswave and was disappointed.  Maybe my floor is really dirty lol

[ItsME]

@Its Me LuLuBelle2  I also squeegee and dry down the shower after each use.  Keep it clean with minimal effort!

[ItsME]

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@Sueliz wrote:

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@bikerbabe wrote:
Folding and putting away laundry. If I had my way, I would just use the clothes out of the basket all week.😀

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@bikerbabe, I love your reply!  I live alone and have health issues so I have been known to do exactly that, lol...   

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@bikerbabe, @Sueliz ...  I used to work for someone who did that... One basket for dirty clothes and one for clean ones.  LOL