Kristina, if that were me, I would hand mop and bucket to MIL and tell her do it then walk off.
Well - she did do it today. Biggest problem is, her doctor has told her to not do any sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, dusting or cleaning for the bathroom. Her balance is not good and her health is failing. She also does not like me using a broom to sweep with. Her kitchen is a tile floor that is not smooth. It's very bumpy and the grout lines are about 1/4 inch below the tile itself. She uses a vacuum and it doesn't get everything up. I use a broom and sweep it 3-4 times to make sure I get all the sand (gotta love FL for that sand). Then, I will mop with a tile cleaner she has, then mop again with vinegar water.
After she mopped today, I went in wearing sock like I always do, and I got all kinds of food particles stuck to my socks. She claims I did it on purpose. I asked her what food I had out, since all I did was get a paper towel. Also, the food was tuna fish. We don't eat tuna, she does.
Somehow the tap handle on my kegerator came down while I was outside, and I just lost 5 gallons of primo homebrew all over the kitchen floor.
DAAAAMMMMMMNNNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Somehow the tap handle on my kegerator came down while I was outside, and I just lost 5 gallons of primo homebrew all over the kitchen floor.
DAAAAMMMMMMNNNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You should contact KristinaB's MIL; I'm sure she would be glad to give you some housekeeping tips, especially for mopping your kitchen floor.Unfortunately, since my kitchen floor is unlevel, most of it went under the baseboards and into the foundation, so there was nothing left to suck up with a straw. Bummer. I sprinkled some baking soda at all the points where it went into the foundation, but I have a feeling I'll be smelling the ghost of a French petite Saison for the next few weeks. . . .
You should contact KristinaB's MIL; I'm sure she would be glad to give you some housekeeping tips, especially for mopping your kitchen floor.
You should contact KristinaB's MIL; I'm sure she would be glad to give you some housekeeping tips, especially for mopping your kitchen floor.
Somehow the tap handle on my kegerator came down while I was outside, and I just lost 5 gallons of primo homebrew all over the kitchen floor.
DAAAAMMMMMMNNNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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