Chores you REALLY don't like doing?
Emmeline Westin
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
I saw a brilliant infographic the other day about spring cleaning. 93 percent of those surveyed would rather do *anything* but clean. Perhaps not so shocking, but the funny bit was that 30% would rather ride in the car with their in-laws for 6 hours than clean!
We all have chores we don't want to do, but which one do you dislike the most? Let me know which one you picked in the comment section!
We all have chores we don't want to do, but which one do you dislike the most? Let me know which one you picked in the comment section!
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Ironing
Washing up
Emptying the rubbish bin
Mow the lawn
Doing laundry
Water the plants
Hoovering
All of the above!
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