Hi everyone. I'm Ronnie. And I'm Jessica. And you're listening to Clean with me. The podcast where we walk you through cleaning your house.

Hey everybody. So today's episode, I'm going to do our normal maintenance cleaning walk through but i'm going to give you a little survival guide

for when you're sick because it's only what the second week of school and we already have COVID

which is pretty much inevitable,

especially you've got little kids in school.

And my kids were, I mean, we went places, don't get me wrong,

but we were kind of cooped up in the house for a lot of the summer because of how hot it was.

So not a whole lot of interaction with other kids. So being exposed to the germs and everything,

of course they got sick right away. Now, I am not going to pretend like my house is super clean right now

because nobody's houses if they're sick, I got it yesterday and the kids are sick so they're home from school.

Rosalie got like a really minor version of it because she's four but Juliana it kind of hit her harder.

But this isn't my first rodeo and there are ways that I minimize the mess whenever I am not

feeling well. So these are my go-to, like, sick dinners and things I do when I'm sick. And then

we're going to go ahead and do a maintenance cleaning. So before we get started, go ahead and light a

candle. Get ready for your clean and then let's go ahead

and do a laundry switch. Get our machines running, move our clothes from the washer to the dryer

and from the dryer to the laundry basket. When I am sick, I usually just do a load of towels if I get

to the laundry. Sometimes I will just, you know, kind of put that aside.

But laundry is a good thing to do when you're sick because you're bored, you're laying down.

It depends on the level of sick. Obviously, if you're on your deathbed and you just feel

terrible, you're probably not going to want to fold laundry. But if you're just laying up on the couch, you know,

with your little sick person kit next to you

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