Housekeeping manages routine activities of people-occupied physical institutions. Includes cleaning, tidying, cooking, shopping, and bill payment. Can refer to both money allocated for housekeeping and organizational tasks
Earliest linens were made from flax fibers, found in Egyptian tombs from 4000 BCE. Cotton was used in cloth-making since prehistoric times, especially in India. Linen was popular in Middle Ages for clothing, especially underclothing. Industrial Revolution brought mass production of household linens
Dry cleaning uses only solvent, eliminating water requirement. Dry clean only indicates garment is recommended but not mandatory
Dry cleaning involves wet cleaning with solvents instead of water. Delicate fabrics like silk and wool are better preserved in dry cleaning. Some garments are labeled "dry-clean only" due to potential damage
Clean basin with warm soapy water and rinse along edges. Use baking soda and vinegar mixture for sink cleaning. Clean hard-to-reach areas with toothbrush and dry cloth. Sanitize garbage disposal with vinegar and boiling water
Use lukewarm water and dish soap to create suds for jewelry cleaning. Clean with soft-bristled toothbrush, focusing on dirty areas. Rinse thoroughly and let dry completely before storing