:zenhabits Tammy's Recipes | Everyday Kitchen Inspiration One of the things I've learned is that every house has differences. Some things will be better (or easier); other things will be worse (or more difficult). When shopping for rental houses, I try to keep in mind the things that are truly important to me and for our family. I did still find myself unsure about the kitchen here, though. As I mentioned, nearly everything in this kitchen is different from my previous kitchens. Black counter tops? My clean kitchen floor! Another big difference was the kitchen floor. Move-in condition... dirty floor and grout! So far, I neither like nor dislike the tile kitchen floor. Initially, I cleaned the floor with Simple Green and our giant push broom. When I finished mopping up the dirty water, Ruth (5) told me "Mommy! That was a few weeks ago. Starting the task... by the time I finished, I understood why most renters don't clean grout. From my research, it seems like the best way to clean grout is with a toothbrush. Here you can see the finished floor.
getting started | Project 333 Welcome to Project 333. This page will tell you everything you need to know to get started. After living with only 33 items every 3 months for more than 3 years, I can say that with confidence. The Basics When: Every three months (It’s never too late to start so join in anytime!) First Timers This is for those of you new to Project 333. Take inventory. Starting a new phase This is for those of you who have some experience with Project 333. Donate any items from your current collection that haven’t been worn.Start building your new wardrobe with items in your current collection. Bonus Rules Use the first week of each phase if you need it to finish your collection and donation process.Choose three additional items and put them aside in your closet. Above All Else Even more important than choosing clothes that match, sticking with 33 and not wearing PJs to the grocery store, please only include clothing that fits and is in good repair. Other ways to help you get started and stay connected
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