Spotless, Speed Cleaning etc - worth it?

[Rouge]

I have them, a lot of the stuff is similar to what flylady does but the cleaning recipes and little tricks are definitely worth it if you're not familiar with them.

[Roryrory]

I have checked out both and didn't find them too useful but DID like "Confessions of an Organized Homemaker". I bought it on Amazon for about $35 and it talks more about organising your house so cleaning is easier.

[Rouge]

OooOoOooo Rory that sounds fun

[Astrid]

I might watch a few more episodes to see if I need the book or not. It is just a matter of trying to remember it all. I do have some older books, one is old fashioned tips and the other is about eco stuff, just not recent. I should see if I can find them and if they cover what I want.

[Rouge]

I think for those things Astrid its a great source And its definitely handy to keep around, for me its good for a rehash. But I definitely need some more organising ideas.

[danniellabella]

I have all of the Lush books (spotless, spotless 2, save, how to be comfy, speed clean - I think that's it). I love them. I don't use them religiously, but I always go to the index if I want to find something out and they've really become my quick reference guide. I have post-it flags in them and dog earred pages where I want to be able to refer quickly to the same page more often.

[Lulu]

Spotless is awesome, I'm always referring to it for stain removals.

Speed Cleaning is good too, I'll never follow it to the letter but it's nice to pretend I will!