is a website for tips on helping you organize your cleaning routine. If you need to carry many large or heavy items, use a suitcase/carry-on with wheels. If you live in a city purchase a rolling cart to use for groceries or other items. If it’s hot out, do your housework in the morning. Purchase a lightweight vacuum (Hoover was suggested.). 
Use fabric-washing bags to carry laundry instead of trying to balance a laundry basket. If desired, purchase pre-cut vegetables and fruits at the supermarket for easier use. Chop fruits and vegetables ahead of time and place them into Baggies. Place a hanging rack over your washer/dryer to hang items you want air-dried. They make it easier to reach items and keep things in place. Invest in some Rubbermaid turntables and place them inside kitchen or bathroom cabinets. A grabber can also help you replace light bulbs that are in hard-to-reach places. Purchase a “grabber” and keep it in the kitchen in case you drop anything that needs to be picked up. Keep a stool in the kitchen so you can sit when you cook, or while you are using the stove. She recommends it as a superior way to clean windows, floors and countertops. One friend said it is easy to use with its multiple attachments, and cuts down on labor. Look into investing in a steam cleaner. For example, if you decide to pass through a room that needs cleaning, carrying a Swiffer with you allows you to quickly and easily clean dust and dirt. If you have limited mobility you should plan ahead how you will tackle your cleaning. Do a little cleaning at a time to save your energy. #MS CLEAN WEB HOW TO#
It’s not earth friendly, but it’s the best way we know how to easily scoop the poop!) (We use a nice looking vase and fill it with plastics bags we collect.
If you have cats, collect plastic bags and store them in an easy-to-reach area to use for cleaning their litter box. If you have a pet, designate one central, easy-to-reach place (such as a basket) to store all of their toys. Use them for quick clean ups and sanitizers. Use pre-moistened wipes, such as “Wet Ones” or “Clorox” (most grocery stores and Target or Walgreen’s carry them) and leave a pack under each sink in the bathroom and kitchen. At the end of the day, grab those items (or place them into a bag for easier carrying) and bring them upstairs. If you have steps in your house, save yourself some trips by leaving items that belong upstairs near the bottom step. 
I hope you’ll find something that makes your life easier. I added a few of my own, and now I’d like to offer our list to you.
So I thought I’d reach out to my wonderful MS community online for tips they use to make it easier to do chores around the house. The washer and dryer was easy to get to, and the floor plan for the entire house was open and accessible.īut cleaning is cleaning, and it’s always fatiguing when you have MS. Kitchen countertops were built higher to eliminate the need to reach down too far while preparing meals, and every bathroom had grab bars installed in the showers and near the toilets. The hallways were built wider in case I’d ever need a wheelchair. Our home would be a ranch, making it easier for me by having no stairs to climb.
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