Spring cleaning can be a very thrifty and even moneymaking endeavor. Here are the steps I take each year to get our house back in order:
1. Clear out the clutter. I am bad about clutter, just ask my hubby. When you sort items, you can start to see what you really use and what is just taking up space. I had magazines from October and November that I hadn’t even read! (Ooops!)
2. Get your cleaning products for cheap or free. Vinegar is a great multipurpose cleaning tool, and it is very inexpensive. It is also not harmful to the environment. Many stores are also running great deals right now on cleaning supplies. I have a whole shelf full of free products!
3. Do one room at a time. I find that it is a lot less overwhelming if I tackle one room before moving on to the next. Spend as much or little time as you need to get the room looking great.
4. Make a yard sale pile and donate the rest. What should you do with all that clutter? Well, obviously, some is probably trash. Put anything that has value in a pile for a yard sale, and what you don’t sell, donate.
5. Organize. This is tough for me! If you organize, you will save your self a lot of time cleaning up later. Everything should have a place in your home.
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What is your best spring cleaning or organizational tip?
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