How to Clean like you have Si (Introverted Sensing)

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  • čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
  • Bring a BUCKET and a MOP for this... spill of really great Si based cleaning cadences and habits. Overall I commend the sensory saviors Si and Se for their ability to SEE the things that need maintenance and attention.
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Komentáře • 244

  • @senantiasa
    @senantiasa Před 2 lety +43

    As an intuitive, I have always said to my guests who came over "I'm so grateful you came!! I wouldn't have cleaned the house if no one came by..." I thank them because I get to enjoy top-notch cleanliness and tidiness for about a week before it turns back into a pig sty.

    • @BehindThe5
      @BehindThe5 Před 2 lety +2

      lmao I have said exactly the same thing numerous times 😂 -another intuitive

  • @timothyc.8666
    @timothyc.8666 Před 2 lety +30

    I can't do Si without having a sensory distraction, like music, to actually complete the task and enjoy it. It then becomes therapeutic because I'm not mentally engaging with the sensory. Without it, I'll stop and find something more Ni to do with the rest of my time. But yeah..... this is a great example of how Si manifests itself differently than Ni within the sensory.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +9

      I'm with you on that! Listening to a class on audio helps a lot. Either that or I distract myself with the challenge of doing as much as I can in 30 mins so then I can say I'm done. 😆

    • @timothyc.8666
      @timothyc.8666 Před 2 lety +2

      @@InternetLiJo Lol I give myself 30 minutes too if it's something I absolutely don't wanna do

    • @N0URii
      @N0URii Před 2 lety

      Yeaa thats a good summary :D

    • @ChantelStays
      @ChantelStays Před 2 lety

      Same I agree completely !

    • @lishayost144
      @lishayost144 Před 2 lety +3

      @@InternetLiJo I give myself one main chore a day, as an intention. If I do that, I'm proud of myself and have a sense of accomplishment. No more guilt tripping myself. Unfortunately (and I think this might be an Ne thing) sometimes in the middle of a chore, I have to go to another room to get something and I see another chore that needs to be done and I start doing that one, then when I'm halfway through that one, I see another chore that needs to be done and I start doing that one...

  • @stapleboss
    @stapleboss Před 2 lety +14

    INTJ here - recently divorced with kids and I have to do all this stuff all the time. Only tricks I've found are to own as few things as possible (less to take care of) and to keep horizontal surfaces clear of clutter so dirt can't hide and things look tidy. (and of course child labor)

  • @farmermom
    @farmermom Před 2 lety +33

    INTJ here who just realized I need to hire an introverted sensing maid!! Problem solved.

    • @crazymetalbitch77
      @crazymetalbitch77 Před 2 lety +7

      As an INFP I totally agree. That was my first thought after watching this video! 😆

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +10

      #1 cleaning hack right there!!! 😆

    • @MsTammy55
      @MsTammy55 Před 2 lety +5

      ENTJ here who has always said this. Don't know if I should choose ISFJ or ISTJ though 🤔

  • @lemmondrop239
    @lemmondrop239 Před rokem +2

    Lead Si here. It's so funny to me to see intuitives learn/discover things like this with a sense of epiphany. I'm sure I'm the same way with my demons - what's obvious to my lead Ne husband will sometimes leave me entirely surprised.
    I used to create detailed lists like this for myself (although nothing THIS extreme, admitedly), especially before having a kid. I find a lot of comfort in to-do lists, especially ones broken down into clear procedures. There is a sense of security in knowing that I have a process and system figured out, the benefit of knowing I'm not going to leave things undone so long as I follow the plan.
    But it can backfire, too. The more time you take to create systems and procedures and lists like this, the greater sense of responsibility you have - not just a responsibility to do all of the tasks, but to do them properly and thoroughly. It took me a long time to understand that, as my life got busier (working, school, parenting, etc.), my previously comforting routine was now adding SO much stress. The more time I put into thinking something through, the more tied to that I am and I found that if I didn't fulfill the tasks I'd set on the list, I'd be left feeling a mixed sense of guilt and frustration.
    These days I still have a list, but it's a list that is not so detailed as to be overwhelming, and I approach it with the begrudging understanding that there's likely going to be things I won't be able to get done at the end of every week - and I have to remind myself that that's okay.

  • @ACZor86
    @ACZor86 Před 2 lety +56

    Here's how I maintenance my home:
    1.) Realize things aren't going to last forever.
    2.) Accept this fact, but still be anxious about stuff tearing up.
    3.) Do below minimal maintenance on things.
    4.) Have a level 9 meltdown when things DO eventually break.
    5.) Go buy another one three days later because it's not worth the trouble of having to find someone to repair it. XD

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +4

      I feel that haha 😆

    • @dacksonflux
      @dacksonflux Před 2 lety +2

      Honestly, owning a house is a massive responsibility. Have you ever cleaned gutters? That's a thing you have to do.

    • @ACZor86
      @ACZor86 Před 2 lety +3

      @@dacksonflux Don't have to clean gutters if your house doesn't have gutters.
      900 IQ move. >:D
      (... Except it's causing my siding to rot, but ... hey, we'll cross that bridge when we get there. XD)

  • @crystalemullen
    @crystalemullen Před 2 lety +20

    As an ENFP, I have to admit, that list utterly exhausted me! Don't get me wrong, if someone with a happy attitude were to come and do all those things for me on a regular basis, I would be so very happy. I know cause I once had a person like that. She was awesome! But for me to do all of that on my own on a regular basis, I don't think it's going to happen. Until of course, I absolutely have to, and then it definitely gets done, or I pay someone to do it for me. I've done both.

    • @haeun7180
      @haeun7180 Před 2 lety +1

      I had to pause several times bcs I was getting exhausted just thinking about doing that
      - ENTP

    • @michaelajacobsen3619
      @michaelajacobsen3619 Před rokem

      Doing laundry is the bane of my existence. I took have had to pause multiple times to sort of "catch my breath" I do some of these things on a YEARLY basis MAYBE

  • @shanaj5621
    @shanaj5621 Před 2 lety +7

    I dislike cleaning, though sometimes I will get in the mood to organize and improve my environment. At that point, I will tackle tasks I have been ignoring for ages and finally clean the space to where it pleases me.

  • @wesb.8491
    @wesb.8491 Před 2 lety +24

    I learned to mimic SI and it helps a lot with the sensory overload oddly enough. I just workout a strategy and put automated notes on my phone to remind me to clean and organize certain things to prevent catastrophe or mess. I like to think I'm slaying a dragon for each task I do.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +8

      SLAY THE DRAGON... chase the tail. Don't let it get away.
      Love it.

    • @logand9190
      @logand9190 Před 2 lety +3

      This is the funniest comment here😂

    • @cyberneticbutterfly8506
      @cyberneticbutterfly8506 Před 2 lety +3

      The self-help term is *eat the spider* first thing in the morning.
      Takes the most willpower so best to do it before you run out for the day.

  • @syedmazharhasan6803
    @syedmazharhasan6803 Před 2 lety +31

    As an INTJ who has grown up with an ISTJ dad and an ISFJ mom, I feel this on a personal level 😁 I won't lie though, Si doms are really good in terms of taking care of the actual physical environment.
    My mom maintains her kitchen, as if she actually lives there 😄 All the dishes are cleaned right after the meal, the floor is NEVER wet, and the first aid kit is always stocked well. My mom's philosophy about this "behaviour" is that, even if a blind person enters hers kitchen with a cut finger, the First Aid kit should be so easily accessible, that even they can find it without any help.
    My dad has his collection of books arranged in alphabetical order (who even does that?) and keeps his writing desk clean. He still uses a fountain pen ("new stuff is bad") and has his cabinet filled with color coded folders (yeah, this is true).
    I know it sounds super frustrating for the intuitives like us, but I really admire and appreciate the effort.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +7

      "as if she actually lives there" hahah that got me 😆

    • @chewygummii
      @chewygummii Před rokem

      I kinda relate to this. My father is the one who will clean up the house. Sometimes he gets very mad when our house is messy and he will right away cleaning up everything.
      I agree it's frustrating to clean something like every 5 mins 💀. Well, me and my sis kinda lucky to have someone like him lol.
      (Idk maybe he's ISTJ jumper????)

  • @heartpoint5289
    @heartpoint5289 Před 2 lety +9

    As an ENFP, I don’t clean on a regular schedule, but when I do clean, I do almost all this. Once I start, I can’t stop! I also do this when I’m stressed and/or avoiding things that really freak me out, like taxes, paperwork etc.
    cleaning is huge stress release for me and I’ve heard this can be common for people with Si inferior. I’ve totally washed doors. Legit, I have.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +4

      Yeah!! You got that Si not too far away!!
      And paperwork is scary... I'm with you there.

    • @kellikakes81
      @kellikakes81 Před 2 lety +2

      Yes this is me too!

    • @lishayost144
      @lishayost144 Před 2 lety +4

      I wonder if the Ne makes it hard to stop once you got the momentum going... I can relate as an INTP. Super hard to get going, but once I do, I can just go go go.

    • @anandaalvarez4336
      @anandaalvarez4336 Před rokem

      Same Ne momentum issue... INFP here, how do u get rid of this 😫

  • @ienigma220
    @ienigma220 Před 2 lety

    The amount of detail overwhelms my Ni and Ti.

  • @sebastianparamera2424
    @sebastianparamera2424 Před 2 lety +5

    My ISFJ mother does some of the deep cleaning chores on those lists, like washing doors and knobs, on a weekly basis, and she demands collaboration from everybody in the house. Usurprisingly, as an INTJ I find this excruciating. I appreciate her conscientiousness and the way she makes things run smoothly, though.

  • @lishayost144
    @lishayost144 Před 2 lety +1

    Holy shit. As an INTP, I pick and choose the things that are important to me at the time. When something annoys me enough, that is when I clean it. I used to clean the bathroom once a week, but now I clean it when it seems like it "needs" to be cleaned, or when the water spots on the faucet are getting cray cray.
    One of my favorite parts of the video: "Not quite the floor, but not quite the wall". LOL.
    INTJ goes to Home Depot: "Hi, I'm looking for the thing that is not quite the floor, but not quite the wall..."
    And the proper term is floor moulding (at least I think that's what you're talking about). Baseboards exist, but they are heaters that run along where the wall meets the floor. Not all houses have baseboards, but all houses have floor moulding (at least they should).
    Trigger moment for me:
    "Apparently people do this and maybe it's something I need to do as well."
    NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! You've got a case of the "shoulds". You don't need to do anything you don't want to. Just because other people do something, it doesn't mean you should. This is what Si excels in. You excel in other things. Don't take away from that by thinking you have to clean your floor moulding, rotate your mattress, change our your oven vent filter, or check your hose for cracks and stuff like that.
    Oh yeah, I would say I'm super good at keeping everything we typically use stocked up. I normally keep an extra of everything, so when one runs out, the extra is there, and hopefully before I put the one that has run out in the trash, I put it on my grocery list.

  • @esPeSkull12
    @esPeSkull12 Před 2 lety +5

    I come from a household where nobody cleaned, and my room was the cleanest (more like the most organized), i do have "to do" lists and days where I have planned to do certain things, but I never get to do them because my sleep schedule is all over the place. So i can see myself a bit in these examples.

  • @deb.e.9787
    @deb.e.9787 Před 2 lety +3

    If there’s anything I’ve learned from MBTI, it’s that I’m not the only one completely overwhelmed and uninterested by things that are part of normal life. My family is sensory-dominant and I’ve wondered for a long time what is wrong with me. Good thing I’m not alone 😁

    • @Ella-gi3xb
      @Ella-gi3xb Před rokem

      OMG YES!! My mom is an esfp who grew up in a very very strict household and worked a bunch of cleaning positions in her life. She’s very perfectionistic when it comes to cleaning and gets her regular emotional outbursts when I don’t clean things to perfection. She prefers to do most things by herself cause “nobody does it right”. She speaks very condescendingly of people who aren’t as clean as her so I grew up just constantly feeling bad about my lack of awareness of these things. Finding mbti and also learning about psychology has helped me understand that, in reality, it’s not actually that bad that I’m not that great at cleaning or naturally aware of the sensory data around me.

  • @mel594
    @mel594 Před 2 lety +1

    Out of context: I am loving the background.

  • @rehammohammed846
    @rehammohammed846 Před 2 lety +8

    As an ENFP, I can see how powerful and useful Si can be. I have tasted how it feels to use it properly. I'm also willing to learn/know more. Thank you, Lindsay, for shedding some light on it.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +4

      Tasted how to use it properly- yesss! As someone with more access to the function than I do, that makes so much sense.

  • @yxcjeje
    @yxcjeje Před 2 lety +13

    What needs to be kept in mind as well is that the time intervals depend on the intensity of how you use something. Of course the kitchen doesn't need to be cleaned too often if you're rarely using it in the first place.
    Nonetheless, I think the list is a good idea to check back into reality in the first place. Intuition, while it's fancy to philisophize about it, is making you blunt and blind if overpreferred.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +6

      Yeah! It’s a good baseline to know what to reference, and then use your intuition to figure out what will be workable for you.

  • @joshiya7931
    @joshiya7931 Před 2 lety +5

    Lol 😂 As an INTJ, I just do a weekly cleaning if my ESFJ mom said so and it's such a pain. Like EVERY SINGLE TIME, she will nag at me about how dirty my desk is and it full of dust and I was like it's clean she should just leave it and she will start to get mad at me then said how can I study in a very dirty desk 😂 As for me, I don't found it very dirty because I still put my things in their own place and organized it. It's just dusty and I'll clean it if it somehow bothers me. Her Si is so annoying sometimes like when she show how to clean the floor and I was so shock because how the heck did she make the floor shiny and I always do her "ways". In conclusion, People with high Si can be annoying when they told you to clean every single time but they are so convenient sometimes lol 😂

  • @theblackKatKuro
    @theblackKatKuro Před 2 lety +5

    I have been through depression over the past few years. Over these years I have noticed a lot of flaws in how I function through life. Especially with how unorganized and unclean I am with my own house and living conditions. I honestly can't keep up with the chores as and when they need to be done. I always think I should do this on a weekly basis or do that on a daily basis but I just can't keep up. Its like my reality doesn't pass by as other people. I can understand why things need to be done on time but I just can't do it. Thanks to this list, I'm inspired to make one of my own and hopefully follow it. 😅

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +3

      Hey there, I feel you. The best you can do is simply all you can do. One thing that is nice is having a benchmark to reference for days you are up for something; that way you don't have to expend the energy thinking of "what". I hope your list brings you a little unexpected peace :)

  • @denissesantillan6218
    @denissesantillan6218 Před 2 lety +2

    My brother is an ISFJ and I am an INFP. I asked my mom about our cleaning habits when I was a kid, and my mom said "You had none. You were always outside catching bugs. Your brother was always cleaning after you." Nooo 😭😂😂

  • @ellenvanderveen6576
    @ellenvanderveen6576 Před rokem +1

    I love cleaning everyday 🥰

  • @kevinfukthezetamale4298
    @kevinfukthezetamale4298 Před 2 lety +3

    My Si expectations
    Stereotype:Neat freak
    Reality:Lazy slob

  • @lifestoryguy
    @lifestoryguy Před 2 lety +2

    As an INFP, I'd say it would be far more rewarding just to hire someone who's high on Si and pay them to do the cleaning for me so that I can get back to writing my latest book. Lol.

  • @MiauHai
    @MiauHai Před 2 lety

    I helped out a Si friend quite a few times with her cleaning business, I learned a lot.
    One thing I learned is to buy a reusable/washable shower curtain.
    (Not the decorative one)
    Soak it in the washer with whatever you prefer, for 1/2 hrs or so, then wash it.
    Hang it back up.

  • @nsin1988
    @nsin1988 Před 2 lety +1

    Fun and informative video! This INFJ has learned the hard way. I do a 'big clean' one morning every week, and I make a list beforehand of the things that need attention. I've had to learn how to act like I have Si, as a homeowner.

  • @haeun7180
    @haeun7180 Před 2 lety +2

    I'm at 2:36 and I had to pause already 3 times bcs I'm overwhelmed with so many things to do, omg
    Edit: I have to admit, a tear escaped my eye. I was just imagining myself doing all of those and I just...... Idk what to say, I was laughing all the time. U know that pain-laughter? That one!
    - ENTP

  • @CosmicDeath
    @CosmicDeath Před 2 lety +2

    Great video and shout outs on Si cleaning structure. My partner has tertiary Si, and as he's grown up/matured, he's seen the value of planning/organizing for stuff like this in advance (as opposed to my auxiliary Se way of just bulldozing through whatever obstacles inevitably come up). Might go ahead and pinch some stuff from these lists to impress him when we do the next housecleaning sess'. XD Thanks LiJo! x

  • @mack7686
    @mack7686 Před 2 lety +1

    “Let’s get this house clean and started” 👍

  • @ES1077
    @ES1077 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for linking SI to cleaning lists and standards. This has shed a lot of light on my daily/weekly/monthly/seasonal home maintenance. My ISTJ husband of 42 years was a cleaning machine deluxe…everything was spotless and legit perfect. I so appreciated his focus and ability to have all in order. He was 10 years older than myself and passed away 2 years ago (it was his time). Yikes! I’m an ENFP and SI is the lowest least developed function in my stack. I was adrift for a year…the deeper cleaning was off track, along with the garage, yard, car stuff, and taxes that I’d never done. I felt overwhelmed until I got tired of that and decided enough! It is up to me, now.
    I did some research (Ne) and created the weekly/monthly lists you showed and with my TE (3rd function) even scheduled them to get done. Fi struggled to prioritize cleaning over something more fun. I put it off and put it off. I was sabotaging myself and judging myself as inadequate to do something that was clearly easy to do but, I just couldn’t make myself do such a boring repetitive task. The Fourth function in the stack is sometimes referred to as a 5 year old developmentally. My 5 year old Si liked the purity of the lists, yet deaf to the schedule. So many lists were also overwhelming and depressing. My Si loves order and feels uncomfortable in chaos. Fi was stuck…I felt overwhelmed with the lists and uncomfortable with the chaos, I needed a novel approach to get all of my functions working together.
    I stumbled on to a way to enroll my strengths of Ne, Fi, and Te to support Si. I only realize this now after watching your video and analyzing (Ne) the strategy that turned it all around. This is life changing stuff!
    What is working for me is to make cleaning a fun (Fi) game with music, setting a timer (Te) and doing Ninja cleaning (a strategy I found online to clean the entire house in 2 hours…my Ne at work). All of the cleaning supplies are gathered…music ready…set a timer, go! The light a candle and spray a scent thing isn’t on the list. I like the feel of it though. :). The feeling of being done is exhilarating. I feel like a grownup and strong enough to take very good care of me on my own with all functions onboard. Si is calmer with the order, Te loves a schedule/plan, Fi enjoys the game of Ninja cleaning, and Ne is on the lookout for novel cleaning hacks. I apply this same Ninja strategy to getting other SI projects done; the car, yard, garage, taxes etc…. I’m in year 3 on my own…it is getting easier and more streamlined with each season and I feel balanced as my Si is growing up, too.
    Thank you, Lindsay for the incite on Si!

  • @SeelenTaucher
    @SeelenTaucher Před 2 lety +6

    LiJo so cool. I love your honesty. Its very interesting that N types might not track Si Se so much, even though you appreciate a clean desk. So that means you DO lots and bring environment (sensory world) into shape. Even if its not easy, you still get it done. You guys made me cleaning my internet workspace and subs and mails as well ;-) Thanks lots. :-) Neat, Clean, Focus, Accomplish.

  • @Ella-gi3xb
    @Ella-gi3xb Před rokem

    I’m about to move out for the first time and live with 2 roomies so I remembered this video from when I watched it a year ago to make sure I’m cleaning correctly once my mom won’t be there to deep clean for me anymore lol As an entp, I oftentimes don’t even pay attention to these kinds of things (never in my life have I thought of cleaning the inside of my shower head or the literal wall before but here we are I guess). I’ve never been particularly into cleaning or organizing so this is a whole new world to me. It drains me a lot but I do see why it’s very important. + I saw a comment by an Enfp saying they don’t clean regularly but when they do they can’t stop and do it all at once: this is how I feel as well! Probably an ne user thing. It’s frustrating to be confronted with your weak spot (that you do value but simply aren’t a natural at) so inevitably. Ya can’t escape it but u can put on a playlist and try to get everything done before it’s over
    (Also I have to say that I prefer the si way over the se way here. I do need a cleaning schedule cause otherwise I’ll be overwhelmed cause I’m simply not as aware of these things and I tend to be forgetful. Se kinda just plays it by ear but when it comes to maintaining the home or really anything, having a schedule that deals with consistently recurring tasks and events is the only way in which I can go to bed calmly without being anxious that I might’ve forgotten something important)

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před rokem

      Heck yeah! Congrats on moving out of your parents place, this is where true growth (like areas you mentioned) begins. The world is your oyster! Let me know if there are any other tips that could be useful as you get along!

  • @styleprescription1348
    @styleprescription1348 Před 2 lety

    I know an ISTJ/ ESTJ couple that certainly models this idea. I went to their house/museum and was awestruck. No clutter, anywhere. Beds made. Bathroom immaculate. The garage was pristine. I was very impressed and went home and tried to recreate what I saw. They would have chuckled like they were watching a three-year-old trying to tidy up, but I was quite pleased with myself. There is no way I can keep up that level of perfection but I deeply appreciated how sound and tidy everything was in their home. When I really want to get my house in order I invite people over for dinner and then I spend the week or days leading up to the dinner cleaning everything from top to bottom. People have commented that I'm quite neat but I'm nervous the whole time they will open a closet and realize the truth :) So ... I like to peacock every now and then.

  • @foday529
    @foday529 Před 2 lety +2

    Maintenance mechanics also comes to mind. I bet lots of Si users do some sort of maintenance as a job or career.

  • @realSimoneCherie
    @realSimoneCherie Před rokem

    Just paid to have the downstairs cleaned and it was worth every cent.

  • @freeindependentspirit
    @freeindependentspirit Před 2 lety +1

    based on this I'm def not Si, I don't do any of those things. I live alone and my motto is, don't make dirt in the first place, then I don't need to clean up. I have a few things that I do regularly that are necessary, I skip the rest. When I was wondering before if I'm Se or Si, this video makes it clear, I must be Se for sure.

  • @linguavert4399
    @linguavert4399 Před 2 lety +3

    Hi, Lijo! I didn't have much to add the first time I saw this video, but I'm back after watching a vlog by someone who clearly has high Si. She went into a tangential rant about brands that phase out quality products and pour their resources into putting out something new and shiny every year. For instance, how can you do maintenance on the reliable stand mixer you've had for ten years when you can't get spare parts for it any longer? And don't say that the "answer" is to buy a new mixer! The old one wasn't bad or even broken; it just needed proper upkeep!
    I have Si child myself and am pretty happy with my current skincare routine. But if one of the products I love got phased out, the ripple effect from the loss would extend past the routine itself to my budget, to my bathroom storage space, and my handbag storage space. To name three things. We are all a heartbeat away from chaos!

    • @SailorStudent
      @SailorStudent Před 2 lety +2

      Wow, this person sure knows how to keep a deep clean procedure.😀 By any chance, what's the vloger's name please.🙏 I would like to learn from this person, since I have trouble keeping a cleaning schedule.😣

  • @TheMkoose
    @TheMkoose Před 2 lety +2

    Everyone I know with first or second Si is so good at cleaning, it's unreal.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +1

      It's like, they see reality, and just know what's wrong. Se can clean well too but they will sweep more categorically. Si knows more of how define the "right way" of maintenance.

  • @maytownbrendi
    @maytownbrendi Před 10 měsíci

    I am an intj and autistic (didn’t know til I was 35) so masking is big thing I’ve been realizing I do.
    I clean houses professionally and the lady who taught me how to clean is was an ESFJ.
    I just learned to do what she told me so that I can go thru the motions to check off the list while listening to an audiobook or podcast and remaining in my head 😂 I have definitely learned to Te the whole thing so I get it done faster than she did. I also realized I was mimicking how she interacted with clients because I don’t know how to people. Luckily they are all very understanding and keep me even tho I come off really weird.
    My own house is a whole different story. I probably only clean it like that once every 3 months when someone is coming over.

  • @julieolson1402
    @julieolson1402 Před rokem

    Very beneficial. I am right there with you on not being into sensing. Si is my third slot function. I just don't see things unless I make a conscious effort. However, as I've gotten older, and more aware of my deficiency, I worry about it so much. My house isn't any cleaner for the worry. It seems the only thing that works is to fully immerse myself in how good each item looks as it becomes clean. I never noticed it before! Maybe I'm finally developing my Si a little?!

  • @MaliMaslacak526
    @MaliMaslacak526 Před rokem

    Infp 5 minutes in: oh. my. god.
    NO 😂
    At the end I just heard you talking but couldn't keep up with what you're saying until you mentioned the hose. I stayed with you till the end for the algo 🤓😄
    Thanks for your effort, it is truly miraculous in how many ways I can waste my time in this short timespan of me being in a human form. 😎

  • @claytonia1586
    @claytonia1586 Před 2 lety +1

    I just have no idea how on earth you have time to do anything else. I live with two Si users and life is pretty much work and cleaning. I daren't even sit down because they never seem to! That list of weekly chores is more like my version of spring cleaning! I have so much work to do on Si. I have good memory for past events and I can be sentimental, but this organising and cleaning stuff I'm just so in awe of how they do it. 😮

  • @SOULJAJOE010
    @SOULJAJOE010 Před 2 lety +2

    3:10 "oh the flow of this drain is slightly less than optimal" 😂

  • @matthewedwards6025
    @matthewedwards6025 Před 2 lety +1

    "Clean out the fridge." HA! I don't have any food in my refrigerator! Checkmate.

  • @logand9190
    @logand9190 Před 2 lety +2

    Haha As an Estp I was thinking just the other day I need more Si to clean my house since I'm so bad at it. Great video! Now I know more to clean even though I probably will never do them.

  • @djinn4895
    @djinn4895 Před 2 lety

    Let's just acknowledge the fact that high Si users are the reason buildings don't fall apart in terms of maintenance.

  • @meesha_dreaming
    @meesha_dreaming Před 2 lety +5

    And this is why I'm in the market for cleaning bots. For those also averse to the sensory, Samsung make the most reliable vacuum bots. Also, window washer bots are apparently a thing ^^

  • @stony62ss10
    @stony62ss10 Před 2 lety +1

    As an intj I do all of this especially the washing doors part 🥴 of course this is when I have time

  • @franknelson3019
    @franknelson3019 Před 2 lety

    My wife is an ISTJ and she is a great and very tidy cleaner!

  • @HighFiveFriend
    @HighFiveFriend Před 2 lety +3

    This is awesome 😲. A new appreciation for the "s" 🙌🏽

  • @Tilnaor
    @Tilnaor Před 2 lety

    As an INTP Si is my tertiary function aka "I would like to but don't have time/energy/etc" slot. Mostly those things just in the "later" section but when (if!) guests coming Ne take the lead and clean in panic mode - yet still in Si level.

  • @PhotoRubio
    @PhotoRubio Před 2 lety

    (ISTP) What in the FRESH HELL was this?.. Must have been a spooky Halloween video. This level of Si scares the living Se outta me... Yes, the Si monster is rEaL! I can see its drool coming from under my bed.

  • @adryanadiniz8453
    @adryanadiniz8453 Před 2 lety

    Growing up with an ISFJ mom was a lot of "why are doing this?". She would do stuff like clean the ceiling with a special broom. She is the reason why I wash towels and sheets every week. And she does clean the washing machine!

    • @ChantelStays
      @ChantelStays Před 2 lety

      My mom is istj and it was very similar...really ocd intense to be honest. Like cleaning the LEGOS every weekend in bleach and with a toothbrush. No jokes haha. I was my sheets weekly and towels daily and I'm only next to near as clean because of my raising ! Completely agree

  • @Mzmdm92929kj
    @Mzmdm92929kj Před 2 lety +1

    My ISFJ mom is definitely this type of Si dom (washing doors, making me wipe down the walls and fan blades weekly, etc.). I’m an ISTJ and while I do appreciate a clean physical space, this type of ritual is overwhelming lololol

  • @adrienne9757
    @adrienne9757 Před 6 měsíci

    Infp here ❤ i hate doing anything that is detail oriented or takes more than 15 min.

  • @benjaminjohnson8845
    @benjaminjohnson8845 Před 2 lety

    Cant wait to watch this one

  • @josecastle4731
    @josecastle4731 Před 2 lety +4

    As an intj I hire someone to come clean every two weeks

  • @Naturenerd1000
    @Naturenerd1000 Před 2 lety

    Every month I realize it it possible to clean more and more things to maintain them better and make them last longer. Makes your house healthier and cleaner to live in.
    I believe if companies could design appliances that are easy to deep clean accessible to the average person they could last years longer than throwing them out every 5 years and buying a new one when they stop working.
    For example it is cheaper the long run to wash shower curtains rather than buying new ones like a subscription fee a few times a year. Also makes less of a land fill.
    You can use a microwave and toaster oven alot longer if you empty out the crumb tray regularly and smoke scrub it with a few paper towels and water a couple times a week. It you will almost eliminate the smoke alarm going off from smoke in the toaster oven and I bet if you do this with a new toaster oven it will never get that bad.

  • @Ine3220
    @Ine3220 Před 2 lety

    INTJ married to INTP and we have lots of kids so I had to learn the hard way that keeping up with things just realy helps making life run more smootly. I don't clean to clean, but I do clean to live an efficient life and to not waist time on stupid stuff. I follow the fly lady system, it's 15 minutes a day of weird-to-me stuff that actualy generates results, and I get my but moving for a little bit witch also is usefull.

  • @88TotalKeyz
    @88TotalKeyz Před 2 lety +1

    ISFJ here. I have checklists of weekly, every other week, monthly, and quarterly tasks related to home cleaning/organization. I feel so called out 😂

    • @lxf9914
      @lxf9914 Před 2 lety +1

      I once saw a car driving with a decal for their business on it. It said something like "merry maids. It's a broom life" lol I immediately thought "ESFJs must be in there" haha ISFJs too perhaps. They might have been on their way to pick you up haha God bless you all

    • @88TotalKeyz
      @88TotalKeyz Před 2 lety +1

      Omg I've seen this company too!! The it's a broom life slogan was too funny. I guess their advertising is working ahaha

    • @lxf9914
      @lxf9914 Před 2 lety +1

      @@88TotalKeyz haha right? maybe they are nationwide.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +3

      We are so inspired by you!

  • @tahah.babikir7698
    @tahah.babikir7698 Před 2 lety

    Looking gooooood🙀

  • @elketraz
    @elketraz Před 2 lety

    I really needed to hear this. Thank you for making the world make sense.

  • @patronus4460
    @patronus4460 Před 2 lety +1

    Just a couple of years ago, cleaning a microwave was a foreign concept to me. I have never thought/ known of the existence of most of the things in this video. I better go download this list 😂 I can totally respect this though…from a distance.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +1

      haha I relate to this so much. I've had so many moments of "cleaning **name of thing** was a foreign concept"... things... and all of the attention they need. Geez!

    • @lishayost144
      @lishayost144 Před 2 lety +1

      Get one of those covers to put over your food in the microwave. I almost never have to clean my microwave because I always cover my food. If the food ever has little explosions, it bursts into the cover, so all I have to clean is the cover usually, and even then, most of the time I just do a quick rinse off.

  • @chemquests
    @chemquests Před 2 lety +2

    Having 3 young kids taught me to let go of maintaining a clean house. I tend to the absolutely necessary things to get everyone through the day. It’s hard for me to replace things I keep needing…frequently I’m like oh darn that’s right I need more…insert household necessity….(notice each time I would use for multiple days in a row, then forget to buy later)

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +2

      Ah, children... forcing Si upon even the most unwilling participants!

    • @meganm4877
      @meganm4877 Před 2 lety

      Same; am ENFP with ADHD and 2 kids and cat; I have adopted the philosophy from Rose Mulligan's poem "Dust if you Must" and never looked back.

  • @glueball214
    @glueball214 Před 2 lety +1

    This is gonna be good

  • @brendemarco9976
    @brendemarco9976 Před 2 lety +1

    You look so neat on camera, i would've thought you were a clean-freak🤣 Are you telling me those hexagones on your wall are dustfull?🤣🤣

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +3

      Hexagons are clean because they’ve only been up for about 3 months. I’ll take the vacuum to them soon lol

    • @brendemarco9976
      @brendemarco9976 Před 2 lety +1

      @@InternetLiJo LOL😆

  • @Be_Positive-_-bloodType-haha

    Thank you for this video🙏you cleared the way for me so stop thinking of the possibility to be an S dominant or auxiliary by all means😂 a step closer to define my type and stop this identity crisis I'm having within the MBTI universe😂😅

  • @Whyareyoustalkingme123

    As an entj with adhd I rather enjoy a deep clean . Hyper focus on that grime and play music it’s great . I would do it more often if the house I lived in was my own , and wasn’t always messy because of everyone else . But I can keep cleaning everyone’s mess Yk.

  • @godKiller.369
    @godKiller.369 Před 4 měsíci

    Nah I clean as Ni, as needed and often while I cook Ni style too. Food is never wasted as all items are in the pipeline (with redundancies) to be eaten or in deep freeze. My brother (ENFP) visited this weekend and offered to clean, I first turned him down (it is a bit of dominance/overcompensating thing with his 4th slot Si) but I eventually let him wipe the desk and stovetop which I would be doing soon anyway.

  • @happytrails125
    @happytrails125 Před 2 lety

    I take off work on the first day of the equinoxes and solstices to clean and mostly procrastinate in between...

  • @foday529
    @foday529 Před 2 lety +1

    I am INTP and I hate, hate cleaning. Just the thought of it drains the energy out of me but once I do it I go hard and once I get everything cleaned I feel soooo proud of my self. It's like an on and off switch and the cleaning part of me is always off but once I flip the switch on it's on.

    • @cyberneticbutterfly8506
      @cyberneticbutterfly8506 Před 2 lety

      Yeah I'm not sold on it being an Si thing since we have reasonably high Si in the INTP stack.

  • @Toni7926
    @Toni7926 Před 2 lety

    I didn't know there were people that thought spring cleaning wasn't a thing, lol.
    However I realize that probably 20% or so do not know that the oven vent has a filter.
    It's quite interesting to see your view on these things. Some are a bit too much (for me), but I can see people doing them. (:
    Btw.: Washing doors can make a huge difference, I think my wife has never done that. :D

  • @signsthatscream
    @signsthatscream Před 2 lety

    for many years I had 4 things - cat box, toilet bowl (+ bathroom sink + tub), empty trash, and vac the critters around the under edge of the kitchen counter. Everything else would be on a someday maybe list.. BTW, being single - I currently have enough underwear to only do laundry once a month. It used to be easy to bribe roommates with free pizza if THEY do things like vacuum and pick up the living room.

  • @madittavi2041
    @madittavi2041 Před 2 lety +1

    I’m an ENTP and of course I barely clean but when I get to clean I straight up think about it as in a Si manner, which is very exhausting and if I’m actually doing it I end up not doing it the way it would make me satisfied and that sucks

    • @lemmondrop239
      @lemmondrop239 Před rokem

      My husband is like this (also an ENTP). It can be especially frustrating for him because when he DOES make up his mind to clean, it takes him time to figure out where to really start. He'll realize as he's going that he's approaching the tasks "out of order" and so will try to trace back to the tasks that make sense to do first. But doing so will put him face to face with the sheer number of tasks to get done and it mentally exhausts him pretty quickly. For me it's not a big deal - but I'm Si dominant. I can usually see how the tasks line up naturally and I seem to be more resilient to the "weight" of the to-do list, if that makes sense.

  • @micromyuze
    @micromyuze Před 2 lety

    Late but YT recommended this to me, probably because I recently told someone that cleaning and doing paper work will be what kills me. One of my buddies, who is very similar to me (xNTP), hires cleaners to come in. I'm sure it's costly but less costly than the money I would have to pay due to my lack of maintenance. Plus, I would be saving time.
    My other solution is to make cleaning as simple as possible--like cleaning when I'm already doing something else. My dislike of cleaning has more to do with the overwhelming discomfort so I'm guessing a list won't help. I have found taking SAM-e gave me more energy (and reduced anxiety from physical exertion) initially... but it seems as if it's no longer working.

  • @glueball214
    @glueball214 Před 2 lety +2

    Whew boy !! That was good. I wonder how much time that would consume to do as written. Now with a few frequency modifications, that is how I was raised by a very militant ENTJ mother. I know everything but washing the dryer. I wonder are they meaning the lint build up in the trap and hose. Cleaning that is very important for preventing fires, which are more common than you may believe. They sell products to wash your washing machine and dishwasher by the way. You basically just run it on empty. Gets rid of dingy soap scum. Doors get dirty near the handles, so do you don't generally wash the whole door.
    Myself, I am still on C word decontamination schedule, and spend half an hour after work getting clean. This is the most I have written. Sorry if it is too much Te. Thought it might be useful or satisfying to know. Thanks Lijo. You are the best.💙

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety

      Oh that’s right aren’t you in some surgical field Kimberly?! Guess you have to be pretty keen on the Si procedures there, ah!

    • @glueball214
      @glueball214 Před 2 lety

      @@InternetLiJo in triplicate 😉

    • @MsTammy55
      @MsTammy55 Před 2 lety

      You mentioned your mom is ENTJ. What are you?
      I'm also ENTJ and I wouldn't be able to do what your mom did. Maybe it's because I'm ADHD. But your mom has Ni and not Si, so how did she do it?

    • @glueball214
      @glueball214 Před 2 lety

      @@MsTammy55 INTJ

    • @glueball214
      @glueball214 Před 2 lety

      @@MsTammy55 Imagine an army General commanding troops ( children) at the crack of dawn, with a no negotiation agenda and you are there. I think this habit was placed in her by her father. He was very stern and meticulous.

  • @fazzaustralia8932
    @fazzaustralia8932 Před 2 lety +1

    I felt tired after watching this, so much sensory. (INFJ) I have to stop and have a smoke half way through doing the dishes. If I drop a sock whilst hanging out the washing I lose my shit. I lose it trying to take my shoes off and the laces end up in knots, I've torn clothing trying to get it on or off. I can only do things for so long and then I've had enough, I have to go and do something else. The sensory just kills me!

  • @DenisStarikov
    @DenisStarikov Před 2 lety +1

    I am trying to implement something like this for years but did not succeed so far. Usually I start to lag behind the schedule and than other concerns distract me from doing it regularly. Then I recall I was planning doing it and story repeats.

  • @dacksonflux
    @dacksonflux Před 2 lety

    So apparently the way to handle leaky drains is not to just leave pots under them and call it a day... for 2 years ( I honestly thought this is what you do). I just mentioned this terrible thing I had done to an Si-minded person and they informed me that my entire cabinet probably needed to be replaced. Upon further inspection, yes, the whole thing had been water damaged. So, fix your leaks.

  • @dacksonflux
    @dacksonflux Před 2 lety

    I didn't know oven vents had filters...
    this explains some things.

  • @AdvancedCommonSense
    @AdvancedCommonSense Před 2 lety +1

    I think that Si see house as some kind of system, and they maintain that system by regular cleaning.

    • @lemmondrop239
      @lemmondrop239 Před rokem +1

      This is very accurate, but it's not just one system. It can be several systems, all combined and interlocking, and once you know the systems well enough (likely because you're the one that built them, if you are the Si savior), you understand how neglecting any part of the whole impacts those systems. I think it's one of the reasons there's so much inherent motivation in myself to maintain those systems - I'm ultimately trying to preserve the functionality of the entire thing.

    • @AdvancedCommonSense
      @AdvancedCommonSense Před rokem

      @@lemmondrop239 That is very nice, I enjoyed your explanation of the process.

  • @ironicfist399
    @ironicfist399 Před 2 lety

    This is like.... Survival 101

  • @triaconstantlycreatink
    @triaconstantlycreatink Před 2 lety +1

    07:30 I have never related SO much with a statement. I also realized I probably live in a garbage can. I whine about basics (of which i'm not even sure anymore)

  • @pugninja7037
    @pugninja7037 Před 2 lety +1

    My ex is a istj and i respect this about him, but its draining also.
    Though I'm getting better at it..
    Entp

  • @sarahd6291
    @sarahd6291 Před 2 lety

    I’m guilty of doing majority of those things. 😆 I pay very close attention to detail. I don’t do some of it only because I can’t physically but I get someone else to do it for me. There are only a couple of the things mentioned that I only do on an as needed basis.

  • @lxf9914
    @lxf9914 Před 2 lety

    This video was hilarious 6:42 "how do you deep clean an area rug that's too big to fit in the washing machine? I'm guessing hose. That sounds like a lot of work." hahaha
    I'm with you though. Si demon baby. Deep clean washer and dryer? wash the doors? sheesh. Si is nuts. but hey, whatever keeps existential angst away... I'd also make a long a** list lol "I keep having these scary thoughts. must. keep. cleaning!" haha jk so many jokes in this one. Just know, if you ever see me deep cleaning, please ask if I'm okay. You know the answer! haha
    #sidemon #sijourney

  • @Gobtrey
    @Gobtrey Před 2 lety +1

    What are your thoughts on si in INTPs and ENTPs, how does it manifest in these 2 types? i NEED to hear about your thoughts!

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +4

      They HAVE access to Si (more than I do) but though they have access, they don't respect it. So unlike myself when an ENTP for instance decides to finally do sensory, their default path of dealing with sensory will look different than mine as I use Se.

  • @noturbo
    @noturbo Před 2 lety

    I Try To Si 🤗

  • @getreadywithmemamma6973
    @getreadywithmemamma6973 Před 2 lety +1

    Hahahaha my mom and sister have si real high. They um, live in personal Hell chambers of organization and details. At work and at home, I mean it would be nicer than what I obsess over but dear Lord. I move my sister’s things around for her own mental expansion needs. Just set up a snugg meeting not for Si definitely for Fi and how weird we all are about it.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety

      Saw one come through recently! Awesome can't wait to speak with you!!

  • @ThomasSteed
    @ThomasSteed Před 2 lety +3

    I feel this list was a bit extreme 🤣. Most of the weekly should really be reassigned to monthly, or left to the high si user to do.

    • @claytonpayne2408
      @claytonpayne2408 Před 2 lety +3

      Right?! I was thinking that there wouldn't be enough dust/grunge build up to justify doing everything in that list weekly.

    • @ThomasSteed
      @ThomasSteed Před 2 lety +3

      @@claytonpayne2408 there wouldn't be enough time in the week for me to do all of that nonsense, and get anything of real productive value accomplished 🤣.

    • @claytonpayne2408
      @claytonpayne2408 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ThomasSteed Time? You must not be an Se user. jk 😉
      But seriously though, you'd have to have mad cleaning skillz to get that done in a week.

    • @ThomasSteed
      @ThomasSteed Před 2 lety +3

      @@claytonpayne2408 I guess if you dedicated am entire day to it, but I'm just like....why.... Half the weekly could even be done biweekly, if someone handed me that list, I'd hand it back, and be saying, "sweet! I expect it to be done by Friday."..... And walk away. Unless I'm being paid good money I ain't got time for that. Lol.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +3

      Haha I think it's nice to know where the high bar is so I can be aware of how low I'm crawling under it. You know? 😆

  • @vivianvennicia
    @vivianvennicia Před 2 lety +2

    I thought cleaning was supposed to reduce stress? This is some uptight OCD type stuff. Who's chore list is this?

  • @thijsjong
    @thijsjong Před 2 lety +1

    My house is a mess. Cleaning is not the problem. Decluttering and organising is.
    Is it my non existent Se or am I just a slob.
    Repeat cleaning is no problem. Stuff gets in the way.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety

      I have to say I declutter quite well. I have no problem throwing anything away. However, noticing that certain things need attention.... because there should be some standard attached to that "thing", just goes right over my head.

  • @maddy6370
    @maddy6370 Před 2 lety +1

    I think most people could write out this list if they have the knowledge of what to clean. I think whether you are able to stick to it or not says more about your personality type

  • @lanoyru4516
    @lanoyru4516 Před 2 lety

    I can't wait👀

  • @mauraliller6
    @mauraliller6 Před 2 lety

    I thought I was quite clean until I watched this. I'm a bad lead Si, I don't do most of these things nearly as often as I should and a few of them not at all.

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +2

      Laura I'm sure you still have most of us beat!! I like to think of this as the martha stewart of Si lists lol
      What is something in your environment that you know to take care of on a cadence so it is well maintained (could be anything)

  • @vivianvennicia
    @vivianvennicia Před 2 lety +2

    That uptight but they only clean the pet bed once per year?

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +2

      Great point!! I clean mine way more often.

    • @vivianvennicia
      @vivianvennicia Před 2 lety +1

      @@InternetLiJo pet beds stink and harbor a lot of dust. Maybe if the Si OCD chore queen cleaned the pet beds once per week she wouldn't have to do other chores as much.

  • @dezt538
    @dezt538 Před 2 lety

    Me, an INTP, watching this video to do something with my 3rd function

  • @FrownyMascot
    @FrownyMascot Před 2 lety

    Those matte black glasses are 🔥 where did you get those?

  • @constanze8404
    @constanze8404 Před 2 lety +1

    Doing to little Si gets me into trouble all the time.
    As a result I keep trying and failing and trying again until something sticks

    • @InternetLiJo
      @InternetLiJo  Před 2 lety +1

      Reworking the same system until it works - that's how you do it!