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hi! the coast is clear now. we promise we won’t criticize the way you clean for pesach, or if we do, we’ll try to do it in a nice way: as far as i know, even if you hold the broom in your right hand and dustpan in the left or opposite, there is no halachakilly right or wrong way. please come back.
sooo sweet! I came back a few minutes ago … had to comment that I’m a lefty before all the other comments took over the page 😉
btw– it wasn’t cleaning comments (oy! that I know of!?), ’cause sadly I don’t clean much anymore, due to physical issues.
thank you, binahyeseira… I’m really touched.. in the head, oops! I mean in my heart. 😀
aha! clever & not convoluted thinking! 🙂
the how: we have a girl who helps clean like once a week or every 2 wks.; but before Pesach, she comes more often. since we do a Pesach spring cleaning- for example: she brings me box or bag of ‘stuff’ [I’m usually on the couch) & I go thru it, see what to toss, etc.
I know Pesach cleaning vs. spring cleaning, but my DH wants it the way he wants it… & food has been eaten in all the rooms throughout the yr. (except bathrooms, of course), so there’s what to do.
B’H, the last couple of yrs. we’ve been ready to turn over the kitchen a good couple of days before Yontif; but we don’t rush cuz we eat chometz until the bedikah. Erev Yontif I do marathon cooking– iy’H I’ll be able to stand long enuf this yr.– of all the fleishigs & some sides for the Sederim & meals.
p.s.– if you remember from another post, it’s not just my back 🙁 but you’d probably never even know anything’s bothering me if you met me.. that’s not the vibe I give off 🙂
have a gr8 day!
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