Don’t just clean the walls
After placing your drop cloth on the floor, filling a bucket with warm water and adding a dash of mild detergent, you’re ready to wash those walls. However, you shouldn’t stop there — clean the doors and the baseboards while you’re at it.
Don’t neglect your plants
Dust settles on everything, even plants. Besides providing your in-home greenery with sunlight, water and nutrients, you need to keep them clean, as well. A layer of dust can clog a plant’s pores and affect photosynthesis. In some instances, you can just set your plants outside on a rainy day to clean them up.
Spring cleaning is the perfect time to gather all the trash cans in your home, empty them out and hose them down on the inside and out. If there are any stubborn spots, consider using a scrub brush and warm soapy water.
Clean your cleaning tools
When you’re finished with your spring cleaning, you still have one task left to perform: Clean your cleaning tools. Anything that you clean with collects dirt and bacteria. Over time, these items can and will develop an unpleasant odor. A kitchen sponge is a perfect example of this.
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