Dorinda Medley’s Berkshires house, Blue Stone Manor, is well-known to viewers of The Real Housewives of New York City for being no joke when it comes to cleaning.
To keep her house in top shape, Dorinda has a team come in four times a year. This week, six people will spend two days going from top to bottom, wiping everything down. Dorinda emphasized the importance of cleaning with the change of seasons, stating that even if the house is already clean, everything needs to be removed, wiped down, and refreshed.
Dorinda, the former Bravo star, mentioned that she takes the time to sort through all the things that accumulate at Blue Stone Manor when she's cleaning. Despite the 11,000-square-foot house being a constant work in progress, she shared that the house never gets too messy. According to Dorinda, if there's a spill in the refrigerator or while cooking, it's wiped up right away.
Dare we say that Dorinda is sure to always make it nice in her house.
'RHONY’ Alum Dorinda Medley Reveals How Long It Takes 6 People to Clean Blue Stone Manor
Dorinda Medley shared her daily habits on Instagram. She mentioned that she always makes sure there are no dirty dishes in her sink before going to bed. Additionally, she never starts her day without making her bed because she simply can't stand the sight of an unmade bed in the morning.
Dorinda joined RHONY as a main cast member in season 7 back in 2015 and remained on the Bravo show until season 12 in 2020. Throughout her time on the show, Blue Stone Manor became a notable part of the storyline, hosting Housewives from different franchises, including The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip season 2.
As she looked back on her experience with the star-studded guests, Dorinda didn't hesitate to share which of her RHUGT costars she thought was the messiest.
"Dorinda revealed that Brandi was the messiest cook on Ultimate Girls Trip. She dislikes spills on the stove and is vigilant about cleaning up. She expressed her confusion about people spilling things in the refrigerator and not cleaning it up right away."
'RHONY’ Alum Dorinda Medley Reveals How Long It Takes 6 People to Clean Blue Stone Manor
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When it comes to her ownership of Blue Stone Manor, Dorinda told Us that she’s “open to change” but doesn’t know what the future will hold.
Dorinda emphasized the importance of being flexible and accepting that everything has a beginning, middle, and end. She shared that if she ever decides to make changes or sell her property, she will not have any regrets as every day spent there has been a blessing.
Currently, Dorinda is concentrating on her partnership with Clorox, which is assisting her in handling the spring cleaning in her mansion.
"I have had many spillers at my house at Blue Stone Manor. I’m constantly hosting, entertaining, cleaning," she shared with Us. Last month, Dorinda hosted Clorox's Murder Mystery event called "Spiller on the Loose" in New York City.
"It was like a mini-Blue Stone Manor where I wore a cape and played detective to uncover the Major Spiller while still hosting my guests in this stunning home," she reminisced. "It was such a perfect fit, don't you think?"
Reporting by Christina Garibaldi
Editor's P/S:
Dorinda Medley's unwavering commitment to cleanliness is evident in her meticulous cleaning routine at Blue Stone Manor. Her insistence on a seasonal deep clean, daily dishwashing, and bed-making habits reflect a deep appreciation for order and hygiene. This level of attention to detail not only ensures a spotless home but also fosters a sense of tranquility and well-being.
Medley's revelation about Brandi Glanville's messy culinary habits highlights the subjective nature of cleanliness. While some may find spills and splatters tolerable, Medley adheres to a strict standard of immediate cleanup. This disparity underscores the importance of respecting individual preferences and finding a balance between personal comfort and shared living spaces. Ultimately, Medley's meticulous approach to housekeeping serves as a testament to the transformative power of a clean and organized environment.