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Well, Spring is well and truly upon us now (apart from the weather!). So we thought while you had to stay out of the rain, we’d give you our top tips for staying in and getting the spring cleaning done! Spring cleaning sounds painful, but once it’s done, hopefully the sun will be back out and you can enjoy the Spring properly!
Luckily, spring cleaning isn’t a very complicated task, and when broken down into simple steps, it can be accomplished thoroughly and quickly. We’ve tried to put these together to suit most homes, but if you think we’ve missed any just let us know in the comments at the bottom!
As a general guide, each bedroom will need all the same basic cleaning tasks:
Bathrooms can get a bit fiddly, and nasty too! But when the whole room is sparkling once you’ve finished, you’ll really appreciate doing it! Usually a little old-fashioned elbow grease is needed in the bathroom, so scrub away! We’ve put the following together as a guideline:
Past the worst and nearly finished!
Move on to the common areas of your home, following the same cleaning routine used in the bedrooms. In addition, vacuum any upholstered furniture, as well as the area beneath furniture. Clean any cobwebs from the corners–long handled dusters are perfect for this. Vacuum or sweep the floors, then mop any hard floor surfaces.
Finally, tackle the kitchen. Another fiddly one, but not as bad as the bathroom…
Now that your Spring cleaning is finished, you can relax and enjoy your fresh, clean house, and the beautiful days to come!
Hope SEH BAC didn’t miss anything! If we did, why not tell us your list? You can leave your comments below, or if you have Twitter, Facebook or Google + – you can find us on there all the time!
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