Triumph and ew

[aquabean]

Kitchen is now approximately 70% clean. The rubber gloves were a God-send and I fully intend to use them when I've worked up the nerve to tackle the stove. *shudders* Ew stove.

In other news we're now about to put together an unreasonably large number of boxes and then drive several of said boxes (once filled) to the new apartment. Whee to moving in by fits and starts.


It's eight o'clock and we need to find some leftovers to eat. I'm thinkin' maybe that KFC. Mmm.

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[kintail.livejournal.com]

Sympathies on the kitchen cleaning. I'm doing spring cleaning, myself, and managed to acquire a generous coating of dustbunnies and pet hair while attempting to shake out rugs on the balcony. Stupid wind.

I generally don't like to use much disposable stuff (wipes, paper towel, etc) if something reuseable (rags, etc) can do the job, but yet am a firm believer in foil liner trays for the oven, and under the stover burners, too. Unfortunately they only work as a preventative, so no use to you right now. :(

[runefallstar.livejournal.com]

THAT STOVE WAS SO VERY VERY VERY GROSS.

And really, it was less about the under the burners (though, now that you've mentioned it and reminded me I'm totally gonna do that here at the new place! :D) than about that fact that Former Roommate used to fry things without putting a lid on anything or bothering to wipe up all the grease splatter. Seriously. It was nasty.

Triumph was mine though, and now I have left behind a clean kitchen with mopped floors and everything. ...though your story there makes me glad that we don't have any pets quite yet. Eesh. I always forget the trials of pet hair seeing as how I haven't had any fuzzy friends since I moved out of my parent's place after university.

I think it's the black boogers that are the final sign of We Really Need To Dust More Often. Eh heh ^^;;