Tips for Organized Spring Cleaning
Spring Cleaning...whether you love it or you hate it... it is a task that many of us will take on over the next few months.
Although the end result brings great satisfaction, the time and effort spent doing it can be overwhelming. So if you are going to take on this challenge, it is a good idea to have an organized plan of attack. It may not make the task enjoyable, but organization WILL help you be more efficient and effective.
Here's a quick "hit list" to help you stay on task and get your home sparkling clean.
Kitchen:
Although the end result brings great satisfaction, the time and effort spent doing it can be overwhelming. So if you are going to take on this challenge, it is a good idea to have an organized plan of attack. It may not make the task enjoyable, but organization WILL help you be more efficient and effective.
Here's a quick "hit list" to help you stay on task and get your home sparkling clean.
Kitchen:
- Wipe down the cabinets from top to bottom
- Clean out and defrost your freezer
- Wash and sanitize trash cans
- Clean oven
- Clean the Refrigerator Coils
- Clean base boards
- Exchange the heavy bedding for lightweight blankets
- Wash or replace Pillows
- Clean out drawers and closets
- Replace smoke detectors/alarm batteries
- Flip Mattress
- Vacuum/ Clean Furniture
- Dust surfaces, knick knacks, photos, lamps, door trim, ceiling fans etc.
- Clean air vents
- Shampoo carpets and rugs
- Clean windows inside and out
- Dust and wipe baseboards
- Clean drapes/blinds/window treatment
- Wash and sanitize outdoor trash cans
- Replace or clean furnace filters
- Sweep the garage floor
- Check and replace light fixtures
- Clean outdoor furniture
- Clean walkways
- Sweep away cobwebs/nests on Porch
- Clean or power wash siding
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