Spring cleaning checklist
Nothing gets spring off to a good start like a thorough spring cleaning. After these major chores are done, you'll just have to do the smaller ones on a weekly basis for upkeep.
Here are the big jobs to tackle:
- Wash windows
- Vacuum window screens
- Wash draperies, blinds and shades
- Wash floors
- Vacuum and clean carpets
- Move furniture and appliances to clean and vacuum beneath them
- Dust all knick-knacks and books
- Clean light fixtures and lampshades
- Dust cobwebs out of corners on the floor and ceiling
- Wash all bedding, including mattress pads and bed skirts
- Clean your oven
- Clean and organize your closets
- Store winter clothes away, replace with your spring and summer clothes
- Give items you no longer want to a local charity
- Sort and clean the cupboards and drawers in your kitchen and bathrooms
- Organize your media collections
- Sort through any leftover piles of mail and file important papers
- Donate books you no longer want to a local library
- See if a nearby hospital or nursing home would like your magazines
Head outside for more:
Once you've tackled the indoor tasks, it's time to give your home a spring checkup on the outside. Then you can relax and enjoy your spring and summer!
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