Hi everyone, Ronnie here. You're listening to Clean with me, the podcast about cleaning to listen to

while you clean. So it is early in the morning and I am cleaning my house.

If you're new to the show, the sound quality is a little bit better on most episodes where I'm not literally cleaning while I talk to you.

But this is one of those days where I just wanted to get started cleaning.

I didn't want to record an episode first. So I'm going to be cleaning with you in real time, so to speak,

meaning obviously you're listening to this recording after the fact, but I'm going to be cleaning as I record, kind of letting you know what

I'm doing, and that way you can clean along with me, since it'll definitely be a realistic

pace. I try to make it realistic anyway. I try to give you enough time in each area.

It is snowing outside, and I live in one of those places where you get

disappointed because it snows, but then it's not cold enough for the snow to stick. Now,

I realize that, you know, snow can be a pain if it just snows all the time and, you know, everybody's

walking in with wet boots or whatever. But here we don't get a lot of snow and we wish it would

stick, but it's melting as it comes down. There's a little bit of accumulation along the fence. For some reason, I checked in the

junk drawer for a lighter, didn't have one, so not a problem. I'm not going to let anything distract me.

I'm going to go ahead and just plug in my wax warmer so that I can have a pleasant scent

while I'm cleaning.

I've been better about having my teenage daughter do the dishes in the evening.

So I'm not going to have a ton of dishes to do.

Like I mentioned in the last episode, it's good to start a load of laundry at the beginning of a cleaning

session if you're not, you know, frantic or expecting company.

But I am switching the laundry and then I'm going to start another load.

I always have more clean laundry than dirty, you guys,

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