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4 Chore-Busting Tips

Chores are unavoidable, but it doesn’t mean they have to take up your whole day. We’ve got time-saving strategies to help you complete some common household tasks.

By Amy Baskin From Reader’s Digest Canada, February 2011

Fewer chores, more fun

If only you had more hours in the day, you’d try a yoga class or start that new novel. Tame time-sapping chores with these four tips—and make more time for fun.

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    There are several things in this article that are bad advice. I don't think we should be advising people to "butter the bread well"- I thought we were supposed to eat healthy and low fat. Also, you don't have to go down to the creek to scrub your clothes- I find a huge time saving to wash a load whenever the hamper is full. I have 2- one for whites and one for colors and every one pre-sorts their own. When a hamper is full, someone puts a load on. The washer does the rest. Sorting is usually done in the evening in front of the TV.

    Submitted by Karen on Wed. 2011-03-09 4:03pm

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