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We’ve officially reached the dog days of summer, a period of the year which nearly guarantees laziness and lethargy. Laziness is good. It aligns with the best parts of what the season represents: time spent poolside, on a beach, in a super-chilled movie theatre, swinging in a hammock, sipping an icy beverage, or dipping in a lake.
Lethargy, on the other hand, is what follows when summer vacations, be they week-long holidays or weekend road trips, come to an end. It’s what confronts you when have to deal with sandy towels, clean out the water-logged contents of your cooler, and maintain the workings of a home not of the vacation variety — all while it’s hot enough outside to put a person in tears.
Once you’ve confronted the reality that the laundry must be done and the kitchen cleaned, here are a few ideas for how to tackle that cleaning with as much of a vacation mindset as possible.
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