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  As the seasons change, spring offers the perfect opportunity for a reset — or at least a chance to finally figure out what’s growing in the back of the fridge. It’s a time to refresh your home (aka shove everything in a closet), clear your mind (or at least try to remember why you walked into the room), and embrace healthier routines (because eating one salad totally cancels out those three donuts, right?). Whether you want to declutter, add new habits, or just survive allergy season without sneezing yourself into another dimension, this guide will help you welcome spring with a renewed sense of energy and slightly less chaos. 🌸😆 🌸 1. Refresh Your Home A clean and organized home can set the tone for a fresh start — or at least make it easier to find your keys for once!  ✅ Spring Cleaning Essentials Declutter one room at a time—because attempting the whole house at once will only lead to you sitting on the floor, surrounded by old birthday cards, questioning your entire ex...

Spring is the perfect time to refresh and revitalize your home after a long winter. As the weather warms up and the days get longer, it's the ideal time to tackle all those cleaning tasks that have been piling up. With a comprehensive Spring Cleaning Checklist, you can ensure that your home is in tip-top shape and ready for the new season. Follow these steps to make your spring cleaning process efficient and effective. 1. Declutter and Organize -  Before you can start deep cleaning, you need to declutter and organize your home. Go through each room and get rid of any items that you no longer need or use. Donate or sell items that are in good condition, and throw away anything that is broken or unusable. Once you have decluttered, organize the remaining items in a way that makes sense for each room. This will not only make your space look tidier, but it will also make cleaning easier. 2. Dust and Wipe Down Surfaces -  Dust can accumulate quickly, especially during the winter mo...

It's that time of year when we get excited about the warm weather. I'm looking forward to it but not so much to what comes with it such as spring cleaning. I found a 30-day plan to help with this task from TheSpruce.com. What a great way to split up the work so it won't be overwhelming. So let's get started. Before you get started, prepare some boxes. Here’s what you need: Donate Box:  Anything you want to donate goes into this box.  Repair Box:  While you’re decluttering and cleaning, you will come across items that need to be mended or repaired. Place these items in a box until you’re ready to get them fixed. Don’t let repairs sidetrack you until you’re done cleaning. Put-Away Box:  If you find something that doesn't belong in a drawer , add them temporarily to a put-away box. Once you’re done with the drawer, take that box and return everything in it to its rightful storage place. Keep a pen and paper or a digital list (my choice for lists) nearby during your...