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The wife unit and I share in household chores, but different ones. I do the dishes, keep the kitchen clean and pay bills. She does the vast majority of the laundry (no one irons or else I iron my own stuff), the kids put theirs away and I put my own laundry away. We alternate on the cat box duty, but that's mostly her too if I can help it.

For everything else, we've a housekeeper that spends 4 hours in the house once weekly to knock most of the dust and cobwebs down, do some vacuuming, empty the trash bins and some other miscellaneous cleaning. We have found that doing what we tolerate and hiring out the balance is the way to go for both of our schedules (we're both doctors too, FWIW) and sanity.

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

The wife unit and I share in household chores, but different ones. I do the dishes, keep the kitchen clean and pay bills. She does the vast majority of the laundry (no one irons or else I iron my own stuff), the kids put theirs away and I put my own laundry away. We alternate on the cat box duty, but that's mostly her too if I can help it.

For everything else, we've a housekeeper that spends 4 hours in the house once weekly to knock most of the dust and cobwebs down, do some vacuuming, empty the trash bins and some other miscellaneous cleaning. We have found that doing what we tolerate and hiring out the balance is the way to go for both of our schedules (we're both doctors too, FWIW) and sanity.

Yep... the cooperation and sharing chores is the best way... that way nobody is overused and all work is done...


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