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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Ottilie Blackhall

I tried the 'Wheel of Chores' method to tick off my to-do list – it's perfect for procrastinators

A large wooden dining table surrounded by six matching wooden chairs with gray cushions on them. A hanging rattan pendant light above, and a large floor to ceiling lead window behind. Wooden herringbone floor.

Between cleaning and decluttering to-do lists, I sometimes find it hard to know exactly what to do and when to keep a tidy home.

There's no denying that some tasks are easier or more enjoyable than others. As a result, I often find myself falling into the trap of doing something because it was quick, and putting off the chores that require a little more elbow grease until later, only to never do them at all.

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