As we grow up, we learn a lot of different things from our parents, and one of those things is actually housekeeping habits, but sometimes they're not always accurate, which brings us to!

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10. Housekeeping habits, your parents taught you that are actually wrong.

This is one my dear old mother used to do.

She would wait until the weekend, and until the cleaning job was overwhelming, and then spend the entire day cleaning.

Don't be a psychopath. All by turning those into little bite-sized cleaning morsels throughout the week.

That way, your Saturday is open for drinking whiskey, and your Sunday is open for recovery.

My mom did the same thing. Suddenly, it was, quote, unquote, her chord day.

She just, everything that she needed to get done, she got done on Sunday.

Saturday was in our house, it was Saturday. They would pay the bills, vacuum, clean up.

I'm a dude out of bed, vacuuming the whole house. Everything I need to do, I do it Saturday. I want it done morning.

Right, morning. When I get out of bed, that's when I start. No one thing I'm doing it. I don't mind the bite-sized chunks, but by the time we get it on from Mark, the last thing I feel like doing is something.

I'm a two-projected day guy. One in the morning, one in the evening.

Okay, get it done. Good man.

Oh, easy, man.

Oh, please. What's it say? Come on, please. We know what happened.

Next are the 10 housekeeping habits that your parents taught you that are actually wrong. And number 10 is leaving the dusting until last.

No, no, do it first. Correct. That's why the healthier habit is to clean them from the top down when you start by dusting.

And end with the floors you're able to vacuum or sweep away all the dust particles that have floated down to the ground.

I used to do it the other way around, but for that reason, like I witnessed all the dust. I'm like, I just push this crap on everything I just vacuumed.

I feel like you make that mistake maybe once in your life where you sweep, you mop, you vacuum, you do all that.

It's like, oh, I need to dust. And then you start thinking about it objectively.

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