Spring cleaning is one of the best ways to reduce household junk. It’s born of a tradition from generations ago when spring marked the first time in months people could open their homes. With heavy winters making life one lived almost completely inside, spring came with big welcome. The annual spring cleaning rite is one many households still observe because it’s a time to start fresh and get rid of unnecessary clutter.
The biggest reason spring cleaning takes so long is typically due to the lack of a game plan. Though it may sound a bit cliche, it’s nevertheless true. Not having a plan is what causes the chore to extend from a few hours into a marathon session lasting one or two days. By starting in the rooms which require the most attention, and having a bucket with cleaning supplies to bring along, beginning in the bathrooms and onto the kitchen, then through the bedrooms, and out into common areas will create an easier flow.
Everyone sees spring as the time to do a clean sweep and catch up on all the household chores you’ve been putting off. But if tacking these jobs is more than you can handle right now, hiring outside help isn’t a bad option. Let a pro tackle these three to-do’s to get the biggest bang for your spring-cleaning buck (and one less thing on your list). --Good Housekeeping
Going it alone is another mistake that’s often made. If you live alone, invite a friend over and offer to reciprocate with the same favor. Have a cup of coffee and/or enjoy a snack in between chores. Use the right cleaning supplies, like microfiber cloths, as these actually grab dust, not just push it around. When you come to the more grimy areas, deep clean and make a resolution to devote a bit of light weekly attention to make spring cleaning less arduous.
The best place to begin is where the most clutter resides (if you truly want a well-organized home with more space). Here are some spring cleaning tips for better results:
When you’re ready to jump into spring cleaning, be sure to phone 800-737-5923 or visit Pro Junk Dispatch.
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