P.S. Here's an interesting little article - could be expanded I'm sure ...
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Morning housework
P.S. Here's an interesting little article - could be expanded I'm sure ...
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4 comments:
That's interesting about the coconut shell being used as a cleaning tool.
Your wife looks very relaxed and lovely as she polishes the table. Do you often have her clean house in the nude? Occasionally I am given instructions to clean our bedroom in this state, but the rest of the house the window treatments don't afford quite enough privacy.
Love,
serenity
Serenity - I didn't ask Rose to polish the table naked, she just started doing it before she got dressed. We sleep naked and she just hadn't bothered to put any clothes on.
I would never think to use coconut shells for polishing. This may be due to the fact that I have never lived in a place where coconuts grow. Still, you learn something new everyday... So it buffs/polishes without scratching or damaging?
-zelda
Zelda - yes it polishes without scratches if you maintain it right. I have included a photo of the scrubber turned upside down, the hard inner shell occasionally needs reducing, I take pliers and break off little bits, but don't remove the whole inner shell as the scrubber will become too squishy.
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