Jolie Kerr

writer, 'Ask A Clean Person'

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Writer of the "Ask A Clean Person" column for Jezebel and Deadspin; author of My Boyfriend Barfed in My Handbag... and Other Things You Can't Ask Martha

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It’s officially Spring, which means it’s officially time to clean. But if the thought of that makes you shudder, we talk with someone who can help you get through it.

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