You get it wet rub on hands and put down then scrub hands. I have had three year olds master this. I know mentally challeneged people that use it all the time. I wouldn't count your kids out. You just need to show them how.Oh man, I can just imagine my kids trying to wash their hands using bar soap. Sounds like a circus.
I placed the dishes on his side of the bed after 4 days of him leaving them on the table. He bought me a dishwasher.I've tried that with dishes. How high can the sink fill before we run out of dishes to eat off of. He went to the dollar store and bought paper plates
10 years old and they couldn't do it ?
I would never do that. I sleep in that bed too. And I don't need ants in my house
The 10 years old does it no problem. I was testing the husband
You would not handle my house.. even though it is just me and hubby.. dishes are known to sit for 3 days. We work all day long and do not have a dish washer. Though, when it gets to the point I have to wash a dish to make something.. that is when I know it is time to do dishes.
Oh finding them sitting on his bed where he had to move them to lay down. They didn't stay there very long and he found the sink and washed them that night. I had already told him I was not washing his dishes if he couldn't be considerate enough to place them in the sink. We both had jobs outside of the house. I worked just as hard as him (if not harder).
I once built Trash-lantis out of paper plates and empty cans on my stove. Guess what? I won. Was it because I couldn't cook supper due to Trash-lantis being in my way? Yes. Was it worth it though? Also yes.I've tried that with dishes. How high can the sink fill before we run out of dishes to eat off of. He went to the dollar store and bought paper plates
All of my kids have had bagged trash end up in their bed at one point. One of the rotating chores is upstairs bathroom trash, it's supposed to be bagged up and brought down. Often it gets left in the hallway. I follow a simple 3 strikes rule. Strike 1, polite reminder. Strike 2, more forceful order. Strike 3, it's in your bed, along with all the other trash I happen to collect along the way (my office /studio space generates a lot of trash that needs to be taken out).My teen came home with an interesting factoid one day that researchers at Disney World found that if they placed a trash can every (25' don't quote me) people would walk over and throw away their trash. Any further and it would hit the ground.
One day we were in the kitchen and I reminded her of this. I asked if they said how far the spacing had to be in someone's home... as she stood next to the trash with her rubbish all around it.
Must smell good lol
