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Savvy Mum-Of-Three Says You Can Keep Your House Spotless All Year Round by Cleaning for Just 40 Minutes Each Day and Not a Second More

Savvy Mum-Of-Three Says You Can Keep Your House Spotless All Year Round by Cleaning for Just 40 Minutes Each Day and Not a Second More

A MUM-OF-THREE has revealed how she keeps her house looking constantly spotless with one handy trick.
Amira Youssef, 28, has explained how she cleans every day in a strict 40-minute window to stay on top of the mess.
 A mum-of-three has revealed how she keeps her home constantly spotless
A mum-of-three has revealed how she keeps her home constantly spotless
Speaking to Femail, the woman from Sydney in Australia, detailed how she never has to spend hours and hours scrubbing her home.
"I clean as I cook in the kitchen to help reduce time spent cleaning after dinner," she said.
"Then, when the three kids have gone to bed, I spend just 40 minutes - never a second more - on tidying up the house and packing my husband and kids' lunches for the next day."
By keeping on top of it every day, she only needs to do a "deep clean" every Saturday - and still has time every evening to relax.
 Amira Youssef spends 40 minutes a day tidying up her home to keep on top of any mess
Amira Youssef spends 40 minutes a day tidying up her home to keep on top of any mess
Amira - who runs the website Amira's Lifestyle Guide - regularly shares posts of her gorgeous home to her 35k Instagram followers.
She revealed that while she has always been naturally organised, having kids has forced her to up her game.
This extends to family meals, which she'll decide on up to a fortnight in advance.
"Every second Sunday evening, I meal plan for the next two weeks - as well as writing up a grocery list of what is needed as this helps to avoid over-spending which then results in food wastage," she explained.
 The Australian 28-year-old plans family meals up to a fortnight in advance
The Australian 28-year-old plans family meals up to a fortnight in advance
 She regular shares pictures on her spotless home on Instagram
She regular shares pictures on her spotless home on Instagram
The savvy mum bulk-buys meat to freeze and keeps fruit and vegetables in silicone bags in fridge to extend their shelf-life and reduce wastage.
As a result, the family's food bill is approximately £83 a week.
 Amira says having children has forced her to up her organisation
Amira says having children has forced her to up her organisation
To keep her home in check, Amira regularly de-clutters and gets rid of unused items.
She also recommends grouping together similar items in the house so you know where to find them.
Yesterday, we told you about the most popular summer baby names for 2019 - including Poppy and Sonny.


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