Strategic Plan for Spring Cleanup
Filed in: Womens Tool Tips
Warmer days and longer stretches of sunshine mean its time to get started with all those spring cleaning projects around the house.
What's on your list? Mine never seems to end. As I scratch one item off, two more get added.
No matter what that list holds, the important thing to remember is that the easiest and safest way to go about tackling any project around the house and yard is to make sure you have the right tool for the job.
Now, I know that we can't go out and buy every single tool we need (at least not all at once), so some planning is in order. Is there a number of projects that need doing that would require the same, or similar tools?
For instance, if you got a good sturdy step ladder you could change that light bulb without having to stand on a rickety chair. You could also change the batteries in the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Get that unsightly spider web out of the corner of the room. Reach that screen that needs repair. Dust the fan blades on the ceiling fan. Put those items above the garage rafters and get them off the floor and out of the way...
See what I'm talking about here? With just one tool, you'd be able to get a whole lot done. I'll bet that with one or two good screwdrivers, a hammer, and a couple of plier sets you could wipe a whole bunch off that list.
My point is this: you don't need to spend a fortune to accomplish a lot. Start small and get those tools that will give you the most bang for the buck. Then as time goes by you can slowly add to your tool box. Tools don't eat, they don't spoil, and they can give you years of service. Putting a few dollars towards some good quality tools is an INVESTMENT that pays off big dividends throughout their lifetime.
Special Edition Breast Cancer Awareness Step Stool
Apollo Precision Tool Set for General Use - 39 Piece, Pink w/Carry Case
What's on your list? Mine never seems to end. As I scratch one item off, two more get added.
No matter what that list holds, the important thing to remember is that the easiest and safest way to go about tackling any project around the house and yard is to make sure you have the right tool for the job.
Now, I know that we can't go out and buy every single tool we need (at least not all at once), so some planning is in order. Is there a number of projects that need doing that would require the same, or similar tools?
See what I'm talking about here? With just one tool, you'd be able to get a whole lot done. I'll bet that with one or two good screwdrivers, a hammer, and a couple of plier sets you could wipe a whole bunch off that list.
Special Edition Breast Cancer Awareness Step Stool
Apollo Precision Tool Set for General Use - 39 Piece, Pink w/Carry Case
