How do you hang on to your house verbs on weeks that you work 80 hours? I work seven days on (12 hours for 7 days)-then seven days...

I work seven days on (12 hours for 7 days)-then seven days off.

Give me some simple ways to preserve my house clean on my seven days working
I am so disgusted right very soon....I clean my house on the seven days stale.....then my house is a moment ago as much a mess for my next seven days rotten......
On my off week I hold three days to clean as I work PRN at another facility two days and husband expects me to spend weekend near him and son not cleaning.
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Answers:    I would think that if you are working that much "bringing home the bacon" consequently it's time for your husband to help out more around the house. Especially, if he wishes you undivided attention and family time.. !

I hold a routine that works for me- I'm a SAHM but, I work pt. in the evening.

First your husband requests some sort of direction... He's NOT a mindreader nor is he going to do things EXACTLY as you do them... So, it may take some time for him/you to draw from used to his way of doing things..

Make a roll of things that you do when you clean... I close to to have mine arranged by room..

For example: BATHROOM

Clean mirror(s)
Wipe down countertops/sinks
Clean inside/outside of toilet/underseat AND bottom !
Wipe down tile/tub surround next to (x cleaner)
Take linens/towels down/wash and replace

I know that some of it seems "silly" but, trust me if it's not written it won't seize done properly...

Then get the list(s) laminated so they can be reused... Check stale with a dry erase sign.. When the task is completed.

I don't know how ripened your son is... I have two toddlers and they know that they own to pick-up their toys at night BEFORE bed/bath... They are 1 1/2 and 3 1/2- They hold bins they put their cars/trucks into and they get stored surrounded by a closet however, I'm just chirpy if they aren't on the livingroom/family room floor....

I vacuum EVERYDAY it keeps dust/dirt down....

I do laundry at smallest one load per morning and my husband folds/puts it away.... I have my children's drawers labeled so my husband know where EVERYTHNG go...

On a daily idea I keep up beside keeping my bathroom/kitchen clean using LYSOL/CLOROX antibacterial wipe they are handy to have underneath each sink and contained by the AM I wipe down all counters, appliances beside them... I also like to hold the dishwasher loaded EVERY night BEFORE bed... I can't stand dishes within the sink overnight ! I run my dishwasher ONLY when it's FULL at night in good time delay.... In the am while the kids are intake I unload/load it...

I sweep my kitchen EVERYDAY and mop 2x a week usually at night BEFORE bedtime.. So, the kids aren't underfoot...

So, I would enunciate give your husband a "chore" detail of things that you need done while you are working... Let him try it for a week or so and see how it go.... He should be able to do a nouns of laundry a day/night or at least fold/put away any that you do....

He should be capable of load/unload a dishwasher

Make the beds..

Good luck
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If you're working that much, you should own some extra cash. You can bring back a maid to come in and verbs your house for about $40/wk. They usually do a drastically good living. For about $5-6/day it's worth it for someone to come surrounded by to my house and clean.