Would you believe that for almost a quarter of Americans, keeping their home clean is more difficult than their full-time job?

This statistic comes from a recent survey by Bissell.

They looked at the cleaning habits and challenges of 2,000 Americans and found that 24% thought keeping their house clean was harder than their

full-time job.

I'm Ronnie, and you're listening to Clean With Me, the podcast where I walk you through

cleaning your house step by step. When you clean along with

this show, you'll get more done in less time so you can spend the rest of your day doing what

matters most to you. Thanks for joining me. In today's episode, I'm going to talk you through a

daily reset. This is going to be kind of fast-paced,

but don't let that scare you off because I am going to allow for some flexibility so that you can

adapt it to your current situation. Basically, I'm going to have you do four to six things

to get your house under control in just a few minutes. Contrary to popular belief, keeping a clean

house doesn't have to mean spending hours a day scrubbing or folding. Often it's the little

things done consistently that make the biggest

difference in your home. No, there's not a magic bullet for keeping your house clean. You're

going to have to do the work. You are going to have to scrub surfaces at times. But keeping your

house tidy with these daily routines can help you avoid feeling overwhelmed

when you do your deeper cleaning session where you spend an hour or two and you do

scrub those surfaces and let's face it you want your house to look good in between cleaning sessions.

That's what a daily home reset can do for you.

It's time to do whatever you need to do to gear up for a quick speed cleaning session.

I will say that I'm going to have you do one load of laundry in this episode. So now is the time to

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