[welwynrose]

Originally Posted by CatWolf

Does any woman put the bins out?

That's the one job OH doesn't like to do

[johnF1971]

Originally Posted by CatWolf

Does any woman put the bins out?

I'd hope so. Otherwise any women living on their own would have awfully messy, smelly homes...

[Cadiva]

My OH will wash up, he also does the vacuuming, will make tea, looks after our son etc. Nothing's done on a "regular" every day or every week basis though, just as and when needed.

Originally Posted by CatWolf

Does any woman put the bins out?

Yes, I always put the bins out.

[CatWolf]

lol at the ones who have a man that does diddlesquat not replying

[Cadiva]

Originally Posted by CatWolf

lol at the ones who have a man that does diddlesquat not replying

Why would they reply, you asked a specific question which people have been answering

[Richard46]

Her
Washing machine stuff
Gardening
Cleaning House

Me
Shopping
Financial stuff

Shared;
Cooking although I do more
Washing up/loading/unloading dishwasher shared equally
DIY
Ironing we do our own
Conversation although she is better than me.
Sex

[SULLA]

I do all of the work outside, most of the cooking and I hoover on request.

I like to think that we share the workload.

[Psychosis]

Originally Posted by bookaddict

My husband does all the cooking. That's probably because he's tasted my cooking! Fortunately, he enjoys it, and he's a very good at it. The rest of the stuff we pretty much do equally, but I do the cleaning up in the kitchen, which is fair, seeing as he has cooked the food.

He always makes me a coffee when I get up at the weekend, as I usually get up later than him.

That's exactly how we are! He cooks, I clean up after the food, we divide the rest evenly/based on who's alert enough to do it.

[Espresso]

Originally Posted by CatWolf

lol at the ones who have a man that does diddlesquat not replying

I don't see any men who leave it all to their wife/girlfriend/mother chiming in to say so, either.
Funny, that.

[patsylimerick]

He's gone early in the morning and back late at night; so I do breakfasts, school lunches and tea. He, however, is around a bit more in the middle of the day, so he often does dinner. At the weekend, the cooking's 50/50. He's good to load and unload washing machine/dryer/diswasher; but I do all the ironing and putting clothes away (hours of it with five of us); I also do all the bathroom cleaning, hoovering, floor washing, dusting etc. And washing windows.

We both do shopping, he might do slightly more.

Neither of us does the 'gardening' He mostly operates the lawnmower, though.

You've just reminded me that I need to do ALL the floors and the windows tomorrow.

oh, forgot - he also does the bins.