If you’re really looking for deep clean, kick things up by washing carpets or giving them a steam clean. See the manufacturer’s cleaning directions or simply run the maker with a mixture of vinegar and water. Now is a good time to remove any lime buildup from the coffee maker, too. Don’t forget little things such as wiping down refrigerator shelves, cleaning out the toaster or running a few lemon quarters through the garbage disposal to sharpen the blades and eliminate odors. (Rehang the curtains immediately afterward.)ĭeep cleaning means paying attention to every nook and cranny, particularly when it comes to the kitchen. If the curtains are in decent shape, simply remove any dust with a lint roller otherwise, give them a tumble in the dryer with a damp towel or two. Spring is also a great time to clean curtains-which are a magnet for dust. As you pull the pillowcase off the blade, the dust will fall inside the pillowcase and not all over your furniture and floor. Dust ceiling-fan blades by wrapping them with an old pillowcase. Wipe down baseboards and closet doors as well as window blinds and windowsills. Become a Dust BusterĪnother quick way to freshen up a room is to dust it. Keep a trash bag handy to quickly discard things, and pile donate items in a laundry basket. Whether you’re clearing your office desk or kitchen pantry, divide items into four buckets: organize, store, trash or donate.
Nothing refreshes a room quite like getting rid of clutter. Stick to the plan, not allowing yourself to move onto another room until the room you’re focusing on is completely done. List the rooms you want to deep clean, starting with those you’ve neglected the most this winter.
You’ll feel less overwhelmed if you create a spring-cleaning game plan. This month, why not revive, renew and refresh with a little spring cleaning? Keep these deep-cleaning strategies in mind to spruce up your place and give the winter blahs a final sendoff. After months of being stuck at home (first the pandemic and then the winter), many Milwaukeeans are chomping at the bit to usher in warm weather and all the glory that comes with it. Living in Wisconsin, the slightest sign of spring can be exciting.
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