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Spring Cleaning Checklist: Refresh Your Home for the New Season

Pamela Punzalan


Spring is the perfect time to refresh and rejuvenate your living space. As the flowers begin to bloom and the days get longer, shaking off the winter dust can bring a sense of renewal. Here’s a comprehensive spring cleaning checklist to help you tackle the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and other areas of your home.


Kitchen:

  1. 1. Declutter Cabinets and Drawers: Start by sorting through your cabinets and drawers. Discard expired food items, donate unused kitchen gadgets, and organize the remaining items for easy access.

  2. Deep Clean Appliances:

    1. Refrigerator: Remove all items, wipe down shelves and drawers with a mixture of warm water and baking soda, and replace items by category.

    2. Oven: Use a commercial oven cleaner or a baking soda paste to remove grease and grime.

    3. Microwave: Fill a microwave-safe bowl with water and lemon slices, heat for a few minutes, then wipe down the interior.

    4. Dishwasher: Run a cycle with a cup of vinegar on the top rack to remove buildup.

  3. Sanitize Countertops and Backsplash: Use a suitable cleaner for your countertop material to remove stains and bacteria.

  4. Sweep and Mop Floors: Don’t forget to clean under appliances and in corners.


Bedrooms:

  1. Wash Bedding and Curtains: Launder all bedding, including sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers. Don’t forget the curtains, which can harbor dust and allergens.

  2. Rotate and Flip Mattress: Extend the life of your mattress by rotating and flipping it. Consider using a vacuum with an upholstery attachment to clean the mattress surface.

  3. Organize Closets: Sort through clothing and accessories, donating items that haven’t been worn in the past year. Store winter clothes and bring out spring attire.

  4. Dust Surfaces and Vacuum: Dust all surfaces, including shelves, nightstands, and light fixtures. Vacuum the entire room, paying special attention to edges and under furniture.


Bathrooms:

  1. Scrub Showers, Tubs, and Toilets: Use a disinfectant cleaner to scrub away soap scum and grime. Pay attention to grout lines and use a toothbrush for hard-to-reach areas.

  2. Shine Mirrors and Fixtures: Use glass cleaner on mirrors and polish faucets and handles to restore their shine.

  3. Wash Bathmats and Towels: Replace or wash bathmats and towels to freshen up the space.

  4. Check and Restock Supplies: Ensure you have an ample supply of toiletries and cleaning products.


Living Room:

  1. Dust Furniture and Wipe Electronics: Use a microfiber cloth to remove dust from furniture and electronics.

  2. Vacuum Upholstery: Use an attachment to vacuum couches and chairs, removing crumbs and dust.

  3. Wash Windows: Clean windows inside and out for a brighter view.


Entryway:

  1. Sweep and Mop Floors: Clean the entryway thoroughly, removing any winter salt or dirt remnants.

  2. Reorganize Storage: Ensure that shoes and coats are appropriately stored and easy to access.


Outdoor Spaces:

  1. Clean Patio Furniture: Wipe down furniture and clean cushions to prepare for outdoor gatherings.

  2. Tidy the Yard: Rake leaves, trim bushes, and plant flowers to enhance curb appeal.


By following this spring cleaning checklist, you’ll create a fresh and inviting home that’s ready for the warmer months ahead. Happy cleaning!

 
 
 

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