Home and Garden - Housekeeping

the action or process of making something, especially inside a house, etc. clean

regular work done in a house, especially cleaning, washing, etc.

the act of thoroughly cleaning a room or house, especially in the beginning of spring and including parts one does not usually clean

the process of cleaning and sanitizing dishes, utensils, and cookware using water, detergent, and sometimes a dishwasher machine

the act of purchasing food and other household items from a grocery store or supermarket to meet one's household needs

a task, especially a household one, that is done regularly

the physical labor of maintaining and beautifying an outdoor space, including tasks like mowing, pruning, weeding, planting, and general landscaping

a person who is employed to perform household tasks within a residence, such as cleaning, cooking, and other domestic duties

the state or quality of being focused on home life, family, and the activities associated with maintaining a household

a single miscellaneous task or chore, typically small in scale and unrelated to one's primary occupation or job

the process of fixing or addressing damages, defects, and malfunctions in a residential property to restore its functionality and safety

to use a soft cloth or tool to clean and remove particles from the surface of objects, like furniture

to make a waste product usable again

to clean a surface by wiping it with a handle attached to a sponge or cloth at its end

to rub the surface of something, often using a brush or a piece of cloth, to make it bright, smooth, and shiny

to clean a surface by using a machine that sucks up dirt, dust, etc.

to clean someone or something with water, often with a type of soap

to clean a surface by rubbing it very hard using a brush, etc.

to remove the contents of a container or space

to lose wetness, by being exposed to heat or air

to clean or dry a surface using a cloth, etc.

to bend something in a way that one part of it touches or covers another

to make food with heat

to make something have no bacteria, marks, or dirt

to put things into a particular order or structure

to equip a room, house, etc. with furniture

to become empty of water or other liquids, often through evaporation

to use a heated appliance to straighten and smooth wrinkles and creases from fabric

to remove things or goods from a container, vehicle, etc.

to allow wet clothes to dry by hanging them up without wringing them out

to apply pressure to something by a heated iron in order to smooth it

to make something damp or moist by applying water or another liquid

to open or spread something out from a folded state or compact form

to wash, clean, and iron clothes and linens

to clean a place by using a broom