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Is your sink shiny?

Yes, of course!

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No, I don't do that part.

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No, I can't get it shiny..

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Huh?

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Total Votes : 58

hisorerus ↓

Mon, Sep 26 2005, 10:11 pm

I'm not really one yet, but it sounds like a bunch of us are.

Start by sharing tips on getting a sink REALLY shiny! Wink

shira

Mon, Sep 26 2005, 11:29 pm

I'm too busy being a SHE.......maybe one day I'll fly. sigh.

Rivk

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 4:46 am

My husband shines our kitchen sink every Friday. He uses steel wool. (we have a stainless steel sink) I must admit, he does a great job. I don't think I'd be able to do it as well as he does!

Chanie

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 7:38 am

rivk... same here.

STRONGMOM

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 7:50 am

Use Viakal! great!

BrachaVHatzlocha

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 6:16 pm

what's flybabies?? so for being ignorant!

↑ hisorerus ↓

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 6:30 pm

www.flylady.net

It's a practical, accessible, and sometimes even fun (!!) way of regaining control over housekeeping. It's intended for those of us who are such perfectionists we never get things done Sad

. Flylady, like most systems, has lots of slang and lingo for the steps, which some people may dislike, but here it's less serious.

I like the idea, but haven't begun yet... and I don't know if I want to shine my sink! (the first step- so you have a spotless focal point to encourage you to continue)

nicole81

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 6:33 pm

I've been to the website in the past, and the sink shining was a bit too much for me.

roza ↓

Tue, Sep 27 2005, 8:40 pm

I checked it out a year ago, a friend tipped me off. I use some of the ideas, but the system does not fit in to my schedule (I guess I have to make and STICK TO my own routines). so I 'shine my sink' [which means me loading the dishwasher at night] sometimes. LOL

but I agree -it's a good system, you might not need a cleaning lady when keeping up with it.

Crayon210 ↓

Wed, Sep 28 2005, 7:41 am

I cannot get my sink to shine-Flylady's advice made it worse! But I keep it clear of dishes and garbage, and it looks great!!

Pearl

Wed, Sep 28 2005, 7:46 am

↑ Crayon210 ↓

Wed, Sep 28 2005, 9:53 am

I think that sink-shining can just mean keeping your sink clean and clear. Don't let that discourage you, it can be wonderful. :-)

↑ Crayon210 ↓

Wed, Sep 28 2005, 3:50 pm

How do people adjust their routines for Friday and other frum considerations?

lucky

Thu, Sep 29 2005, 9:21 am

how about adjustments for large families......

hadasa ↓

Thu, Sep 29 2005, 3:48 pm

**sigh**

How about major adjustments for full-time working frum mothers of large families? I've tried, but I'm still a flyINFANT.

Tovah

Thu, Sep 29 2005, 5:28 pm

I clean my sinks with ajax and it gets clean I use the same sponge so takes up no time.

motheroftwo

Thu, Sep 29 2005, 9:02 pm

yeah and don't we have sinks as opposed to sink???? THat's double the work! Very Happy

↑ Crayon210 ↓

Thu, Sep 29 2005, 9:20 pm

The sink thing REALLY isn't a big deal; you don't have to shine it, you can just keep it clear of dishes and garbage, and do a quick wash with a sponge. It helps set the tone of the kitchen, and the kitchen sets the tone of the house. I find it very helpful.

supermom

Tue, Oct 11 2005, 1:16 pm

I use bleach and a steel wool pad our sinks are made of porclien

Ahuva

Tue, Oct 11 2005, 1:52 pm

Lestoil and Steelwool works best for me. I do it after supper dishes and try to keep it dry till breakfast....makes the house look clean

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