Leaving the least enjoyable and most difficult chores in the kitchen until last is not advised as this system may result in things being left undone.That is according to cleaning and organisation consultant Jane Lawson, who has claimed that prioritising jobs in the kitchen is the way to go.She suggested that choosing the biggest and hardest tasks to get done and then working backwards is far more productive.This is because the chores to get kitchen design looking spotless again are often the most physically demanding and time-consuming cleaning jobs, Ms Lawson told the Boston Globe.If you do the easier things first, youre tired by the time you get to the bigger things, she added.Its like exercise, you want to keep going, you dont want to stop and go. You need to try to get your hands to keep up with your brain.Ms Lawson has also championed using harsh products for cleaning kitchen sinks and other tough surfaces.