That's a good shout, I hadn't really thought about thatAnonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make sure you have trained her so that she handles chemicals well and sanitation well. Buy her cool purple rubber gloves 🧤 or some other fun color. Crank up the music and have a ‘cleaning’ party. Teach her the sequential steps, etc. Do it with her for the first 3-5 times with gradual release method where she does more each time.
Make sure she knows not to mix bleach with other chemicals.
Anonymous wrote:Make sure you have trained her so that she handles chemicals well and sanitation well. Buy her cool purple rubber gloves 🧤 or some other fun color. Crank up the music and have a ‘cleaning’ party. Teach her the sequential steps, etc. Do it with her for the first 3-5 times with gradual release method where she does more each time.
Anonymous wrote:Your problem is that you're paying her. That turns it into a job, and people are free to decline jobs. That's different from it being her responsibility as a member of the family who uses the bathroom.
One of the 2 shared bathrooms (She is an only child, I forgot to mention that)Anonymous wrote:Is it her bathroom?