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What is spring cleaning?

Spring cleaning is an annual deep cleaning of your home, typically done at the beginning of spring when the weather is warmer and the sun is shining brighter. It involves cleaning every nook and cranny, from top to bottom, to ensure your home is hygienic and spotless. Not only does spring cleaning benefit your home aesthetically, but it also offers numerous psychological benefits. Before you start, make sure you have a plan for disposing of the trash. Focus on one room or area at a time, declutter and tidy up before thoroughly cleaning it.

Bedroom cleaning

• When it comes to cleaning the bedroom, start by refreshing your bedding and wardrobe to transform the space into a restful and relaxing area.
• Wash and store winter bedding, replace with summer sheets, and wash or replace pillows.
• Vacuum underneath the bed, rotate the mattress, and empty the drawers to remove dust and declutter.
• Organize your closet by sorting items into "keep," "donate," and "trash" piles. Be ruthless and only keep what fits, looks good, and makes you feel good.

Children's room cleaning

• Children's rooms can easily become messy, but with fun and flexible storage solutions, you can easily organize the space. Use colorful baskets or bins for toys, shoes, and sports equipment. Label containers and store frequently used items within easy reach. Use clear hanging shoe racks to organize small items, such as hair ties and toys. Add a laundry basket if needed and sell, donate, or recycle unused or outdated toys and clothing.

Kitchen cleaning

• In the kitchen, start by taking out the garbage and recycling, and washing the canisters with hot soapy water.
• Remove all products from under the sink and discard any empties or products you no longer need.
• Wipe down the walls, floors, and cabinet hardware, and put your products back in their place.
• Clean the cutlery and gadget drawers, as well as the organizational tools that tend to get dirty.
• Do not forget to clean the cutlery holders or other organizational tools that tend to get very dirty. If your flatware or crockery does not look spotless, run a load through the dishwasher before neatly putting everything back in the clean cabinets.
• Get a stepladder and wipe down the tops of all kitchen cabinets.
• Use a degreaser and wipe down the front of all cabinets and drawers, paying particular attention to cabinet handles and pulls.
• Wipe down light switches and door handles. windows and rails with a microfiber cloth.
• Polish your windows with a glass cleaner.
• Scrub your sink and faucet thoroughly.
• Clean everything on your counters and wipe them down with mild soapy water.
• Or, if you have specialty surfaces, like marble, use the appropriate cleaner.
• Clean any small appliances that live on the counter — like the toaster, blender, or coffee maker — and put them back in place.