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My Blonde Ambitions Newborn Baby Action Plan: Get Organized and be a Happy Mom The secret slobs guide to making your home look utterly immaculate by AGGIE MacKENZIE My mother, Joha, was a massive stickler for housework, and ran the house in which I grew up as though it were a military operation. Our home was spotless, but she rarely got to enjoy one of her delicious Sunday lunches, because she was too busy cleaning the kitchen afterwards. That’s why, after growing up and having two sons of my own — Rory, 23, and 19-year-old Ewan — I adopted a little mantra, which is that a home needs to be clean enough to be healthy and dirty enough to be happy, otherwise it gets in the way of living your life. Scroll down for video Aggie's (pictured) mother was a stickler for cleaning too, and ran their house like a military operation This may shock a lot people who think of me as something of a hygiene champion because I was co-presenter of the long-running television series How Clean Is Your House? It certainly surprised many when I admitted on the Today programme last week that I don’t always change the bed sheets between guests. Got a stain on your jumper?