
Earlier this week I started painting doors and Mac did the trim for me, they really needed it. I've painted 2 doors so far and have way too many left to do. I had to paint them because I've worn the paint off of them cleaning them.
Then I noticed that I've done the same thing to a lot of the baseboards. I've cleaned the paint off of them and now I'm going to have to repaint them.
That got me to thinking about what else I might have over cleaned and I remembered that one of the reasons I got rid of my old stove was that I'd literally worn out the fire proof paint on it cleaning it.
Maybe it's a good thing I don't dust very often, otherwise I'd have worn the finish off most of my furniture.
So I'm through with housework for the day and maybe longer, think I'll pretend I'm a cat and just lay around the rest of the day.
Well. I think I can safely say I never cleaned anything so hard that the paint got worn off...
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of lolling about like the resident cats--we wait on them, clean up after them, etc.
ReplyDeleteI can't be said to clean too vigorously--I wonder if sometimes what we use to clean with is at fault.
What a wonderful discovery!
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