25 Phrases to Clean Your House With | #090

It takes work to keep one's house in order, and the words that we use to describe these actions can be confusing. Listen along as I give context to 25 must-know American English phrases to keep your house spotless!Check out my video course on Udemy to take your spoken English to another level!https://www.udemy.com/course/command-the-american-accents-rhythm-and-pronunciation/?referralCode=C96318A268600601A20FFollow along with these phrases below:Linens - Bedsheets and pillowcasesThrow in a load of wash - Washing fabrics in a washing machine.Load of laundry - Fabrics being washedDo laundry -  Washing fabrics in a washing machine.Wipe the windows - Clean the windows with spray and a cloth.  Broom - A long brush for cleaning hard floors.Sweep - Cleaning with a broomA mop - A long stick made to soak water to spread across the floor for cleaning. To mop - Using a mop to clean a hard floor.Muck - Goopy Waste Toss a load in the dryer - Transfer fabrics from the washing machine to the dryer.Cut the grass - Use a machine to cut grass short.   Mow the lawn - Cut the grass Rake the leaves  - Use a rake to create piles of leaves to be later thrown away. Clean the gutters - Clean leaves from the drain on the roof. Shovel the driveway - Remove snow from the driveway using a shovel  Salt the ice - Lay salt on ice to walk on it easier.   Damp - A little bit wetClean the car out - Removing the junk and vacuuming one's car Hose the car down - Soak the car in water with a hoseScrub the car down - Cover the car in soap and scrub it with a spongeRinse the car off - Spray the soap and dirt off with a hoseThe wax - A sticky substance applied as polish Wax the car - Apply wax to a car Make the bed - Lay out bedding and prepare bed for sleepingCOACH WITH ME 1 ON 1