In article >, Ed Pawlowski says...
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> On 11/25/2016 10:02 AM, cshenk wrote:
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> >>
> >> We're about to get a once-a-month cleaning lady. I'm really looking
> >> forward to having her. I won't have to feel too guilty about the fact
> >> that I don't do too much around here.
> >>
> >> Doris
> >
> > I've thought about it but I think the money here would be better spent
> > with someone to cut the grass for Don. I've not done much housework
> > since 2001. I was either out to sea too much or it was after my back
> > went really bad. Misdiagnosed by the Navy, it is no longer fixable.
> > Only life changes make it workable and stable.
> >
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> Karma works. When we moved here 35 years ago I used to help the elderly
> neighbor with his lawn. I cut part of it and helped him with his
> ancient riding mower. He passed away and the house was sold to a
> younger couple. The past two years Jared has cut my grass and vacuumed
> the leaves. He appreciates a good bourbon though.
>
> I've been thinking about a once or twice a month cleaner though. Most
> is easy to keep up but the kitchen floor sometimes need more than a
> sponge mop.

"Dear hired help, please xxx the kitchen floor, because mopping won't do
it."

What could xxx be? Sandblasting? Sterilising?