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CABEI UL MANAGEM

ENT VITAL TO YOUNG BRIDE

TIME: ENEMY OF THE NEW HOMEMAKER

The ktlLilcll riock is On mortal enemy for a mug homemaker. There count- 3 time; \ilUH 3w “Iii u illp (hit-ugh your household (‘hUi‘t‘S an top speed. but proper mana- amuent of time is notunlly mote

usually

Vital to tho )(iung bride than limiting it t‘rulituble (-ltorr) put.

Slu- cannot shm down the flu it's speed but. by m..k u- use of those tag: ends of tune

flint othernise go to \uiste. ~ne can reap double bemtits.

ret-ommended that the

young homemaker time hersell

t. e a n in g jobs. and know

Whu'h ones can be done in the.

>10 or 20 minutes, She can then

C . . . do one or two live minute JObS “hilc she waits for the dinner to cook, or work in a 20 minute one after dinner.

It usually takes about live minutes to snoop or vacuum the kitchen floor or clean the top of the kitchen stove, It take 20 minutes to wash bathroom tux-

tures. polish the faucets and “ash li‘lt‘ bathroom floor. A good idea is to keep th e

59\\ing basket near the ironing board when she irons, so that she can sew on missing buttons and fix rips at the same time. If she has a stall shower she can do three tasks at once: take a shower. wash her hair. and

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“ash (lml n with u Sptil‘lg(.

If Saturdays hen-me it www.- iy grind of (leaning it is \u-U it try to clean part of one room each day. “hen making bed: it takes only an added second or two to du~t thc head and look boards or it mop under in 6 beds.

the shone: walls

Glenn kitchen wolves 001 art a time instead or! taking an houu u. do all of them at once.

Here is a general master plan to ald the beginning homemaker with certain tasks suggested tor daily to yearly duties:

The daily schedule should in-

-Wiping stove bttlllk‘li‘ a nd top and refr i g ( 1mm with a suds-y sponge.

~Sueeping

k i t t it t n floor:

suds-mopping: ii tit-u hm been major Spills.

"Emptying trmi. (.m- with- jazz with paper.

‘»Sil'ill§.‘,ilit‘liili£‘ .4.“ ~i]‘l£|C€ - dusting room's: amt-ct ~‘.\'(‘(‘p- ing rugs.

—Wzisliing bi! . l- i t « III tub, basin, toilet: gun», “It floor quick suds-humping

—Doing hand luuudty

The W e e k l y .u Mdulr should hulude:

—Su(ls scouring sum 7 all sur- faces. romovzil path and ovens.

Dctmsting leliigwator amt re—

moving (or-touts; washing wot:- wurm suds, m and out r-Scrut-binp tins-h can: With

Mltl‘i szvnt ~'l‘hoio.-L‘n dusting, ~ \‘tu int-mu; “HIS. uplmlstvry. mattresses Home: and diuprr

dealouwnp with disinte-

.t~ Wipirn, t-nwbnards. window- s-ilh. and Hank with :: (-lolb mung (-1): (it not: Turning mal- liiW‘C‘Qt

(,‘learuny tmttuoom thou-ugh- »y scruhbuu- floor and hi: with hot suds and 1m“ s, then (ll-ni- rinse: “mining shower \ut‘tnina

. tub. L‘ON'l‘i‘vL'Iilt 0N PAGF )l-A

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