I live in a tiny house. Here's how to organise any home so it (almost) cleans itself 

If a surface is a dirt trap, I see it every day. The good news? An easy-clean home is not about elbow grease or miracle sprays. It comes down to a handful of principles
Be prepared to dust your horizontal surfaces, says Jennifer Sheahan, whose bookshelf in her living area in her home in Rathmines is pictured. Picture: Moya Nolan

Be prepared to dust your horizontal surfaces, says Jennifer Sheahan, whose bookshelf in her living area in her home in Rathmines is pictured. Picture: Moya Nolan

Nobody has ever bought a house with the ambition of doing more housework. And yet when we start renovating or decorating, we often forget what all those little decisions we're making will ultimately mean for our day-to-day lives. 

We fall for high-gloss tiles and mosaic backsplashes and gorgeous little gaps that love collecting dust. Not me though. I'm a lazy sod. 

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