What is your most hated chore and why?

Cleaning the Bathroom/Toilet Perhaps the most commonly hated household chore is cleaning the bathroom, especially having to clean the toilet. This is the case for numerous reasons, including: Clogged drains. Removing hair from the drain.

What are your favorite and least favorite chores?

What Your Least Favorite Chore Says About You

• You Dread: Cleaning the Litter Box.
• You dread: Scrubbing the bathtub.
• You dread: Organizing the closet.
• You dread: Doing the dishes.
• You dread: Raking Leaves.
• You dread: Folding laundry.
• You dread: Cleaning out the refrigerator.
• You dread: Scrubbing tile grout.

What is the chore?

Definition of chore 1 chores plural : the regular or daily light work of a household or farm. 2 : a routine task or job The children were each assigned household chores. 3 : a difficult or disagreeable task doing taxes can be a real chore.

What are the best chores?

Any of the above chores, plus:

• Load dishwasher.
• Put away groceries.
• Vacuum.
• Help make dinner.
• Make own snacks.
• Wash table after meals.
• Put away own laundry.
• Sew buttons.

Why are chores called chores?

The word chore is a variant of the Middle English word ‘chare’ meaning ‘odd job’. In the mid 18th century, the word in its current form emerged as a result of an alteration in dialect of the English word ‘char’, mainly in the United States. The first recorded use of the word chore was in 1746.

Why should kids do chores?

Doing chores helps children learn about what they need to do to care for themselves, a home and a family. They learn skills they can use in their adult lives, like preparing meals, cleaning, organising and keeping a garden. And sharing housework can also help families work better and reduce family stress.