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

cleaning your house. Good morning, or depending on what time you're listening to this episode,

good afternoon or good evening.

In today's episode, I'm going to talk you through cleaning your entire house.

And some of the topics I'm going to cover along the way include an exciting announcement about my schedule,

a trick for making your blinds look clean even when

they are not. We'll also talk about dusting them, of course. And I'm going to give some clarification

about my drying rack shortcut. After I talked about the drying rack shortcut, when I was actually doing that in my kitchen,

like the next day or a couple days later, I realized that I didn't really explain that thoroughly.

So I'll get more into that when we get to the kitchen.

You might want to start your cleaning session out with getting a load of laundry going.

And while you're doing that, I would like to give today's shout out, which goes out to Liz.

Liz says she is a 20-something single millennial woman who lives in an apartment with a poodle. I love it. I love it. When I was single, my cleaning habits left much to be desired.

So I definitely needed a show like this, but I probably wouldn't have

even listened to one. I got married at age 21, almost 22, and at that time I probably had the

cleaning habits of a teenager.

There are a few people who I know in real life who are really into my show.

Like, it's not like all of my friends and family members are just into my show.

I don't really push it on people or encourage them to listen to it or anything like that.

So the few people that I know that are really into my show, you know, a couple of them are in their late 30s, a family of four. So sometimes I have that, those certain families in mind while I'm talking but I love it that people

who don't really fit that exact demographic are still enjoying the show and benefiting from the

show people who are in different stages of life I got an email from an older lady whose kids are grown. And then Liz, a single woman in an

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