Urinal cleaning duty -- how is it working out? B

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Posted by: reinventinggrace ( )
Date: April 21, 2011 08:28AM

I'm terribly curious as to how the "every member a janitor" program is playing out. A couple questions for those who have firsthand experience --

* I imagine it's like other mundane duties, like church cannery, temple night. People go and endure, but don't enjoy. But there's probably a perky few that step up to the plate and talk. Am I correct? Is anyone in a ward where the janitor program lacks even a single cheerleader? How do folks deal with that?

* quality of cleaning -- has it gone downhill? Are the bathrooms grody, the sacrament trays unpolished, the carpets not well vacuums? If so, do The Faithful complain? Or does it just go unnoticed.

* sorry about weird formatting, I'm typing this on my iPhone and it's jet not quite working...

* anything else?

Thanks for any college,

RG

* it just sounds miserable. Is it?

* the bishops office? Who cleans it? Clerks office? Who gets to peek at the tithing records? Do the women clean urinals? The men clean the nursing mothers room?

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/21/2011 08:31AM by reinventinggrace.

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reinventinggrace Wrote:
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> I'm terribly curious as to how the "every member a
> janitor" program is playing out. A couple
> questions for those who have firsthand experience
> -- 
> 
> * I imagine it's like other mundane duties, like
> church cannery, temple night. People go and
> endure, but don't enjoy. But there's probably a
> perky few that step up to the plate and talk. Am I
> correct? Is anyone in a ward where the janitor
> program lacks even a single cheerleader?  How do
> folks deal with that?  
> 
> * quality of cleaning -- has it gone downhill? 
> Are the bathrooms grody, the sacrament trays
> unpolished, the carpets not well vacuums?  If so,
> do The Faithful complain?  Or does it just go
> unnoticed. 
> 
> * sorry about weird formatting, I'm typing this on
> my iPhone and it's jet not quite working... 
> 
> 
> * anything else? 
> 
> Thanks for any college, 
> 
> RG
> 
> * it just sounds miserable. Is it?  
> 
> * the bishops office?  Who cleans it?  Clerks
> office?  Who gets to peek at the tithing records? 
> Do the women clean urinals?  The men clean the
> nursing mothers room?  
> 
> *