Our beautiful
spring season is here once again! While we can’t venture
far from our homes, we can make the most out of our time indoors to make sure
we get our spring cleaning done. Here are a few tips and tricks to get the most
out of your spring cleaning.

 

Make A Schedule

Before you
even get started, take a quick look around the home and plan on how you want to
tackle your cleaning. Ask yourself which areas need the most work, and remember
the spots you skip most during routine cleaning. Those spots would be a good
place to start.

 

Involve the Family

With the
imposed shelter-in-place, most of the family will be indoors and just biding
time. Maximize their schedule by getting them involved in the spring cleaning process.
Make it a fun affair by playing some music when you tackle rooms together. You
can also use this time to catch up with each other.

 

Do It
Room By Room

When doing
your cleaning, it will be better and more organized if you section your
cleaning by room. Not only is it more effective to deep clean, it also allows
you to effectively plan your cleaning since you can space it out over a few
days if you don’t have enough time to finish it in one day. Check out this list
from Merry Maids which is a good guide on the actions you need to complete
for each area of the house.

 

Organize and De-Clutter

Spring
cleaning is the best time to get your home organized, as well as help you get
rid of clutter you don’t need. De-cluttering makes you more efficient and keeps
you organized, and getting rid of clutter also has psychological benefits, as studies have shown that a
disorganized home adds to your stress level. Take the time to go through your
items, organize your closets (and store away seasonal clothes!), and get rid of
old papers and school work.

 

Less is More

Sure it
could be tempting to buy off all the cleaning supplies in the store, but it
will only serve to confuse you and add to the clutter once they are no longer
in use. Go for the basics, like an all-purpose cleaner plus microfiber cloth
towels. If you know how to DIY, you can even make use of natural ingredients to
ensure you and your loved ones don’t get exposed to toxic chemicals! Check out
these 27
Chemical-Free Recipes you can DIY.

 

Establish Your Future Cleaning Habits

Once you are
done with your spring cleaning, you would want to maintain the sparkling state
of your home to make your future general cleaning activities easier. Establish
simple cleanup practices for you and the entire household, including small
chores, will make keeping your home clean trouble-free.