Do you ever get tired of cleaning?

Wives are forever burdened with tons of things to do...everyday. Before, I used to feel overwhelmed with the things that I need to do in a day. But now I have learned to not really push myself too much in doing things around the house. But, I do make sure that the most important things are done right away, always.

ahhh, cleaning, the source of all my problems with my wife, because we have different concepts of the word "clean" ( i'm not a pig, but i'm not a fanatic of cleaning, if there is a bit of dust on the floor i think it doesn't matter) but i get tired because all the weight of the house falls on me, and i work on nights, so is worst to do some things

Yes, of course I get tired of cleaning. The problem with cleaning is that it has to be repeated over and over again, making it a perpetual task. It may not be the most difficult task in the world but it certainly has no enjoyment to offer, so becoming rather fed up of having to constantly do the same chore is guaranteed to become a pain.

Of course cleaning is quite a boring and tiring work. I never like to do it. But sometimes I have to do it once in a while in order to make my house cleaner and everything will be in a good order.

i get so tired that in the first times i do it i get aches in my body.its a good way to exercise.i just wish my family would try and tidy up,at times you are so tired after cleaning up and then you find more dirty dishes in the sink,then you go upstairs the kids are done with showering and the bathroom is a mess once again, if the family corporated better it would be less tiring.

Yes me too. I also clean my home sometimes and during this i get tired soon. But cleaning is necessary for good environment. So to get something we have to give something.

Hopefully, she will continue to help you with the housekeeping as she gets older. My youngest son wanted to help me when he was three but when he was thirteen, he lost interest. :) But he still did his chores, along with my other children. It is good to get children trained at a young age to be helpful around the house. Then, they realize that everyone needs to pitch in and help. My kids always had chores to do, which helped keep the house clean and tidy. It also helps to get into a routine. Back in the old days, women would wash one day, iron the next, bake another day. In other words, they didn't multi-task the way we modern women do. They did one task a day. Mind you, each task took a lot longer to do and require a lot more physical work to accomplish. But still, there is a lesson to learn from our pioneer women. I try to stick to finishing one household chore at a time. And then, take a break or do something fun. That way, my chores are not such chores, when I stop and take a break after I complete one chore. With a small child, my advise - do NOT go overboard with the cleaning. Take her to the park, play a table game with her, do crafts together, bake cookies together. She will not remember how tidy or clean the house is - but she will remember baking cookies with mommy.

Keeping the home clean is something that I love and feel compelled to do everyday. All the members contribute with their own tasks and that makes things a lot easier.