Every third Saturday in September, World Cleaning Day 2021 is celebrated. A reason to become aware because this day arises in order to combat the global problem of solid waste on the beaches. According to the National Clean Up Day for this day, this year more than 20 million people in 180 countries will join.
On this day, volunteers and global partners come together to clean the Planet of trash – cleaning trash from our beaches, rivers, forests, and streets. The goal is to add through cooperation and collaboration: building bridges between diverse communities, and include every level of society.
Techniques to leave the house bright
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On World Cleaning Day 2021 we must start with the largest room, the house is one of the techniques used by many gurus of order and cleanliness. Another thing is for each room, and not all at once, and it is better to start with the one that gives us the most laziness, because then the rest, being smaller, allows it to be done faster and more agile.
The Japanese rule of the minute
Many of the most outstanding cleaning techniques that work come from the Japanese, and it is that within their philosophy, order is above all else.
In this case, we highlight the Japanese rule of the minute or Kaizen method that consists of Kai (change) – Zen (good, improve) and focuses on maintaining order in the home in the long term , but for this you have to dedicate a little time each day.
We must focus on an area of the house to dedicate to cleaning and ordering it for a minute at the beginning and then we will use more time.
Pull and pull, Marie Kondo
By now you have heard about the Japanese businesswoman Marie Kondo and her various methods to leave the house very shiny. It is based on different actions, but one of the most important is to throw away everything you don’t use, because why have it then? An infallible method is to leave something that you do not know whether to throw in a box and if after a year it still does not touch, you have to discard it.
Oosouji, the Japanese cleaning technique
It is another method that the Japanese use with various items: without distractions to do it faster, when getting up in the morning to have a much clearer mind, also throwing away the old to be able to renew ourselves, and clean from top to bottom, that is, of ceilings to the ground so nothing else gets dirty.
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