Ultimate Checklist To Follow For Your Spring Cleaning

Spring cleaning is important especially when you have allergies. It is very rewarding and healthy for you and your family, it can also help you manage your stress. So recruit some family members and start going through every inch of the house and start with the room that requires more attention. Here’s my checklist you should follow for your spring cleaning.

Bedrooms

This also includes washing of bedding including sheets, and pillows. Aside from the regular dusting and wiping of the surfaces of your room.

Wood Floors

Clean your wood floor with floor cleaner spray every one or two months, and use furniture protectors to prevent scratches, mopping it every week might ruin them.

Windows

Wipe your window inside and out and use glass cleaner to remove spots and smudges. The best time to wash them is when the sun is out so it won’t dry the glass cleaner when you are finished wiping.

Countertops

To prevent granite stains from droplets and accidental spill your countertop should be sealed when they are installed and seal it again a year after.

Tiles

You can use household items like baking soda to clean your kitchen and bathroom tiles. Add 1 cup of baking soda in 2 gallons of water and mix, now you have a homemade cleaner.

Refrigerator

Clean your fridge’s inside and outside, remove its interior shelves and wash them then wipe the inside surface before putting back the shelves.

Cabinets

Over time, the build-up of grease in your kitchen cabinets will settle. You may use kitchen cabinet cream to remove dirt and leave the wood moisturized.