Re:Cleaning the Common House | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Joani Blank (jeblank![]() |
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Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 04:00:22 -0600 |
At Doyle Street we do a combination of things. We hire a team of professionals to thoroughly clean the dining/sitting room and the ch bathroom once every six weeks. And about once every four or five months, we have the carpet professionally cleaned. The cook and the assistant cook do the cleanup after each common meal including vacuuming the dining sitting area. There is a committee responsible for cleaning the workshop (but I believe it has usually been a committee of one.). An individual is assigned to keep the laundry room clean. Another individual adult is responsible for tidying up the kids' room and he usually enlists the aid of whatever child or children are available to help him. To all intents and purposes you can see that the daily maintenance of the common house is "one of many jobs people choose from." We are a small community (just a little smaller than Two Acre Wood, Marty) so many jobs are done by an individual that in a larger community might be handled by a committee. Cleaning stuff that get's done occasionally like cleaning the oven is often relegated to a work day task. We have a work day once a month, and each adult here commits to work on three a year. Joani Blank Doyle Street and Old Oakland Cohousing at Swan's Market * *move-in now projected for end October!
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