By Alicia HeskampIn Irene Waldeck's living room it is so clean that you could eat the cake on the table from the floor. Everything is in its place, the curtains are bright white, the family photos are neatly lined up in the dust-free shelf. The senior has no household help. She alone ensures order in her own four walls, in which she has lived for 52 years. "I clean everything alone. I can sit nicely and when I can't anymore, I take a break. I ha…
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By Alicia HeskampIn Irene Waldeck's living room it is so clean that you could eat the cake on the table from the floor. Everything is in its place, the curtains are bright white, the family photos are neatly lined up in the dust-free shelf. The senior has no household help. She alone ensures order in her own four walls, in which she has lived for 52 years. "I clean everything alone. I can sit nicely and when I can't anymore, I take a break. I ha…