Spring Cleaning Tips

Spring Cleaning Tips

Spring has sprung, and cleaning your living or workspace can boost your mental health and increase your productivity. For some, cleaning is a tedious chore, but it also has the ability to provide a soothing effect similar to that of meditation. Spring is a perfect time to get in the cleaning spirit by decluttering and re-organizing.

  • Start fresh. Clearing out old or unwanted items can be a simple start to a spring-cleaning session. Try sorting your belongings into different categories, such as
    “trash,” “want but don’t need,” and “old/too small/unusable.” When you decide what you’re not going to keep, you can donate, sell or have a yard sale to get rid of the items.

  • Gather supplies. Before you start cleaning, make sure you have all the necessary supplies, such as cleaning solution, paper towels, gloves, etc.

  • Make a checklist. Having a checklist will help you stay on track with your cleaning. Remember not to take on too much at once. Start with one area and check a little off your list as you go.

  • Get organized. Investing in storage options can help de-clutter, while stylish cabinets and boxes can add decoration and make it easier to find items you need.

  • Upgrade your space. When you’re done cleaning, remember to give your home or office a finishing touch! Add a new piece of artwork or lighting to finalize your project.

Untidy spaces can cause distractions, while the sight of a clean home or office can ease your mind. Open a window to let in some fresh air, and spring clean today!

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