Washing the dishes, taking out the trash, vacuuming the rug and even mowing the lawn is a big deal when it comes to leading a healthy life and here is why:
· For starters, think about your biological situation and by default, your economic situation. Money is almost always a big worry for everyone so why not be spared of one extra thing to worry about?
· And, it is socially and morally correct.
Fortunately, there are ways to maintain a clean habit and improve your state of living without seeming like a chore:
Clean smart
Cleaning ought to be a chore? Perhaps. But it does it always have to be? Hell no it doesn’t.
Chores can be frigging annoying; in fact, they could prove to be a problem for your health if you don’t watch your steps.
However, it is important that we do them otherwise you’d have a problem on your hands either way. But how do you manage to balance do them and not cause a breakdown to your health while at it?
Two world – clean smart.
Thanks to technology you can do more cleaning with a lesser effort like this perfect shark vacuum cleaner I found on vacuumcleanerup.
When you opt for tools and equipment that have been designed to save you from stress, then you have taken a big leap to better your health.
Apparently, getting health friendly tools can be challenging sometimes, so before you opt for cleaning aids, be sure to do a quick check to see if and how they would be of benefits to your health. For example, if you wanted to opt for health-friendly floor steamers, a smart thing to do would be to check this website to see what works for you.
Keep your home uncluttered always
Do you know that cluttered surfaces can cause anxiety? As unbelievable as it sounds, it’s true.
Firstly untidiness reeks of chaos and irresponsibility. How do you feel whenever you see clothes and paper littered all over the house or when you pass by the kitchen and find a mountain of unwashed dishes sitting carelessly on it?
I bet you always feel some sort of panic. It’s what untidiness cause.
Think of it this way; your home is littered with clothes and papers all over and you come home tired and hungry. You quickly rush to the kitchen to get food to eat not minding where you have dropped your car keys until the next morning when you have to rush to work. You can’t find your keys.
Situations like these can increase your cortisol and ultimately cause cardiovascular issues. So how do you save yourself from this? Be more organized at home and at work.
Never clean only halfway
Experts believe that one cause of depression is when you kick off your cleaning exercise and then leave it halfway.
Think of it this way: You have tasked yourself to clean your very messy home before going on a trip. Suddenly you stop and eventually go on your trip.
You come back after a couple of week with the plan to sleep in and relax. But there’s a problem: Your house is still in a mess. How do you guess you would feel? Depressed? Most likely.
The simple solution is to begin cleaning tasks you know you can comfortably complete.