Hi everyone, Ronnie here. You're listening to Clean with me, the podcast where I talk you through

cleaning your house. Thanks for joining me. This is episode 91, and since this is a speed clean,

we're going to jump right into it. The first thing I'm going to want you to do is get your house smelling good. That could be starting a wax warmer,

like plugging it in and adding a fresh wax melt, lighting a scented candle, even spraying a can of

air freshener, if that's all you have

handy, or maybe taking out the kitchen trash and running the garbage disposal. Or if you have

laundry that smells like mildew in your laundry room, getting those stinky towels into the washing machine

and starting that load so that we don't smell that. Whatever it takes, take the next minute to

continue getting your house smelling good. And I'll kind of talk to you a little bit about where I'm coming

from with this episode. Basically, I'm going to talk you through the steps that I take when I'm

expecting short notice guests. However, this is going to be a little bit different than the way I do it because I'm not usually home alone.

So typically I will announce that we're expecting company and delegate some of these things so that we're working on several tasks at once.

For example, one person is removing clutter from the front entrance

and living area. Another person is straightening the kitchen. Another person is straightening the

bathroom. Someone else is taking out the trash. I'm lighting a candle and so on. You get the

idea. But I'm going to talk you through this as if you

are working alone. You might actually be expecting company, maybe you only have 20 minutes to clean,

or maybe you just want to get motivated and jumpstart your cleaning session with a speed clean

and then maybe you'll continue on to bigger and better things. So hopefully your

house smells great or will be once that wax melt melts, right? Let's start straightening up the

entrance and the front room. When I'm expecting company, I like to start at the front door, especially if they're just

coming for a short visit and they're not going to, they're not likely to see my entire house

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