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The average couple living together spends 40 minutes a day arguing about household matters. The things couples argue about most often are:<\/p>\n
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Toilet seat does not fold down. All the pleading, begging, pleading and arguing is to no avail: with constant stubbornness, the toilet seat stays up after the man has been in the bathroom. Although it hardly takes 2 seconds to fold it down and would save a lot of arguing.<\/p>\n
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Crooked nails. Badly hammered nails, crooked towel rails and crumbling joints are one of the main causes of household problems. Why should you call a professional?<\/p>\n
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Dirty dishes. Instead of putting the dishes straight into the dishwasher, they pile up metres high in the sink. Until someone has the courage to clear it away, usually them.<\/p>\n
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Unmade bed. In a rational world, the two of you should take turns making the bed - after all, you both sleep in it. But it's not always that simple.<\/p>\n
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Renovation postponed. The peeling paint and crumbling plaster are ignored for months. There's no time these days.<\/p>\n
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Take out the rubbish. If you're going out anyway, you might as well take the rubbish out. No big deal, right? But your partner could have done that too.<\/p>\n
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Mowing the lawn, or rather: not mowing it. The garden turns into a jungle and nobody does anything about it.<\/p>\n
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Hide broken objects. The crack in your favourite vase is hardly noticeable.<\/p>\n
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Clothes on the floor. On the floor, on the couch, on the living room table. The shirt and jacket are simply dropped wherever you happen to be standing. It's more comfortable, after all.<\/p>\n
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