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Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home and declutter your space. With a little planning and organization, you can transform every corner of your home into a clean, inviting sanctuary. This spring cleaning checklist will help you tackle every room and ensure nothing is overlooked.

100 spring cleaning checklist

1. Create a cleaning schedule to stay organized

Planning ahead is key to a successful spring cleaning. Break your tasks into smaller, manageable sections and assign specific days for each area of your home. This approach not only keeps you organized but also prevents burnout by spreading the workload over time. Consider using a printable checklist or a digital planner to track your progress and ensure nothing gets overlooked.

2. Gather all cleaning supplies in one place

Before you begin, collect all necessary cleaning supplies to save time and avoid multiple trips. Essentials include all-purpose cleaners, disinfectants, microfiber cloths, sponges, gloves, and trash bags. Keeping these items in a portable caddy or a cleaning bucket makes it easier to move from room to room, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips.

3. Open windows for fresh air circulation

Fresh air is a simple but powerful way to refresh your home. Opening windows while you clean helps to remove stale odors, clear out dust, and improve indoor air quality. This is especially important when using cleaning products, as proper ventilation reduces the buildup of fumes and keeps your environment healthier and more pleasant.

4. Declutter and donate unused items

Spring cleaning is the perfect time to declutter your living space. Go through each room systematically and identify items you no longer use or need. Separate these into piles for donation, recycling, or disposal. Donating gently used clothing, toys, and household goods not only frees up space but also supports local charities and helps those in need.

5. Dust ceiling fans and light fixtures

Ceiling fans and light fixtures often accumulate dust and cobwebs that are easy to overlook. Use an extendable microfiber duster or a soft cloth to clean these areas thoroughly. For stubborn grime, lightly dampen your cloth with a gentle cleaner. Regularly cleaning these fixtures improves air quality and enhances the brightness of your rooms.

6. Clean and disinfect door handles and light switches

High-touch surfaces like door handles and light switches can harbor germs and bacteria. Wipe them down with a disinfectant or a cleaning wipe to maintain a hygienic environment. Pay special attention to frequently used areas, such as entryways and bathrooms, and make this task a part of your regular cleaning routine for long-term cleanliness.

7. Wipe down baseboards and molding

Baseboards and moldings collect dust, dirt, and scuff marks over time. Use a damp cloth with a mild cleaner to wipe them clean. For hard-to-reach corners, a cotton swab or a soft-bristle brush can be helpful. Regularly cleaning these areas not only keeps your home looking fresh but also prevents the buildup of allergens.

8. Wash windows inside and out

Clean windows let in more natural light and instantly make a room feel brighter. Use a glass cleaner or a homemade solution of vinegar and water to wash both sides of your windows. Don’t forget to clean window frames and tracks, which often collect dust and grime. For streak-free results, use a microfiber cloth or a squeegee.

9. Clean window sills and tracks

Over time, dirt and debris can accumulate in window sills and tracks, making windows harder to open and close. Use a small brush or vacuum to remove loose dirt, followed by a damp cloth to wipe the area clean. Regular maintenance of these areas not only improves functionality but also enhances the overall appearance of your windows.

10. Replace air filters for better air quality

Replacing air filters in your HVAC system is an essential step to improve indoor air quality and maintain energy efficiency. Dirty filters can circulate dust, pollen, and other allergens throughout your home. Check your system’s manual for the recommended replacement frequency, and consider using high-quality filters to capture more airborne particles.

11. Vacuum and clean vents

Vents can collect dust and pet hair, reducing the efficiency of your heating and cooling system. Use a vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust from vent covers and inside the ducts. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth to ensure they stay clean. Regular cleaning of vents improves airflow and reduces allergens in your home.

12. Deep clean carpets and rugs

Carpets and rugs can trap dust, dirt, and odors over time. For a deep clean, use a carpet cleaner or rent a steam cleaner to lift embedded dirt. Pay extra attention to high-traffic areas and stains. If professional cleaning is an option, consider hiring experts for a thorough job. Regular deep cleaning extends the life of your carpets and keeps them looking fresh.

13. Mop and disinfect hard floors

Hard floors need regular maintenance to stay clean and germ-free. Start by sweeping or vacuuming to remove loose dirt and debris. Then mop using a floor-safe disinfectant to eliminate bacteria. For hardwood floors, use a cleaner designed specifically for wood to prevent damage. Focus on areas like the kitchen and entryways, where dirt tends to accumulate the most.

14. Clean walls and remove scuff marks

Walls often collect dust, fingerprints, and scuff marks that can make your home look dull. Use a damp cloth or a magic eraser to gently clean painted walls. Be cautious with delicate surfaces and test a small area first. Regular wall cleaning brightens your space and keeps it looking polished.

15. Dust and polish furniture

Dusting and polishing furniture not only enhances its appearance but also protects the surfaces. Use a microfiber cloth to remove dust, and apply a furniture polish or conditioner to keep wood surfaces hydrated and shiny. Pay attention to hidden areas, like the backs of shelves and under furniture, to maintain a thorough clean.

16. Wipe down electronics and screens

Electronics like TVs, computers, and tablets collect dust and fingerprints. Use a microfiber cloth or screen-safe wipes to clean screens without scratching. Avoid using harsh cleaners that can damage delicate surfaces. Regular cleaning of electronics not only keeps them looking new but also ensures they function properly.

17. Organize and clean bookshelves

Bookshelves can become cluttered with books, decor, and dust. Take everything off the shelves, wipe them down with a damp cloth, and declutter as you go. Organize books by category or color for a visually pleasing arrangement. This refreshes the space and makes it easier to find your favorite reads.

18. Sanitize remote controls and game controllers

Remote controls and game controllers are touched frequently and can harbor germs. Use disinfectant wipes to clean the surfaces thoroughly, paying special attention to buttons and crevices. Regular cleaning of these devices helps maintain hygiene, especially during flu season or after social gatherings.

19. Clean mirrors and glass surfaces

Smudged mirrors and glass surfaces can make a room feel unkempt. Use a streak-free glass cleaner or a vinegar solution to clean these areas. Wipe with a microfiber cloth for a crystal-clear finish. Pay attention to bathroom mirrors and glass doors to keep them looking spotless and inviting.

20. Wash and disinfect pet areas

Pet areas can quickly accumulate hair, dirt, and odors. Clean pet bedding, food and water bowls, and toys using pet-safe disinfectants. Regular washing not only keeps these areas fresh but also helps prevent bacteria and allergens from spreading, ensuring a clean and safe environment for your furry companions.

21. Empty and clean trash cans

Trash cans can harbor lingering odors and bacteria if not cleaned regularly. Empty all trash bins and wash them thoroughly with warm, soapy water. For extra freshness, disinfect the interior and allow it to air dry completely. Consider placing a deodorizing liner or a sprinkle of baking soda at the bottom to keep odors at bay between cleanings.

22. Clean and disinfect kitchen countertops

Kitchen countertops are high-traffic areas prone to bacteria buildup. Wipe down all surfaces with a gentle cleaner suited to your countertop material—whether it’s granite, quartz, or laminate. Use a food-safe disinfectant to eliminate germs, especially after handling raw food. Regular cleaning keeps your cooking space both safe and sparkling.

23. Deep clean the refrigerator and freezer

Over time, food spills and expired items can accumulate in your fridge and freezer. Empty both compartments, discarding any outdated products. Wash shelves, drawers, and door seals with warm, soapy water. Defrost the freezer if needed and wipe down the interior with a vinegar solution to eliminate odors. Organize food by categories for easy access.

24. Organize pantry and discard expired items

A tidy pantry makes meal prep easier and reduces food waste. Remove everything from the shelves, checking for expired or stale items to discard. Wipe down shelves and use clear containers to store dry goods. Group similar items together, like baking supplies or canned goods, for better organization and quick access.

25. Clean the oven and microwave

Grease and food splatters can build up inside your oven and microwave. Use an oven cleaner for stubborn grime or a baking soda paste for a natural solution. For microwaves, heat a bowl of water with lemon juice to loosen residue, then wipe clean. Regular deep cleaning keeps appliances working efficiently and prevents unpleasant odors.

26. Wipe down kitchen cabinets and drawers

Kitchen cabinets and drawers collect dust, grease, and crumbs over time. Empty and clean each section using a damp cloth and mild soap. Pay extra attention to handles and corners where grime accumulates. Consider using drawer liners to protect surfaces and keep your kitchen looking pristine.

27. Clean and descale coffee maker and kettle

Mineral buildup in coffee makers and kettles can affect their performance and taste. Descale these appliances using a vinegar and water solution or a specialized descaler. Run a couple of rinse cycles with clean water afterward to remove any residue. Regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your appliances and ensures better-tasting beverages.

28. Sanitize cutting boards and utensils

Cutting boards and utensils can harbor bacteria, especially after handling raw meat. Disinfect plastic boards with a kitchen-safe cleaner, and treat wooden boards with a vinegar solution. For utensils, soak them in a mild bleach solution or run them through a hot dishwasher cycle. Regular sanitation keeps your kitchen safe and hygienic.

29. Clean under and behind appliances

Dust and debris can gather under and behind heavy appliances like refrigerators and ovens. Carefully pull appliances away from the wall and vacuum the area thoroughly. Wipe down surfaces with a damp cloth to remove grease and dust buildup. This task not only keeps your kitchen cleaner but also prevents potential fire hazards.

30. Wash reusable grocery bags

Reusable grocery bags can collect dirt and bacteria over time. Check the care labels and wash fabric bags in the machine with warm water. For plastic or insulated bags, wipe them down with a disinfectant. Regular cleaning keeps these eco-friendly alternatives safe for carrying food and other items.

31. Clean and organize the laundry room

A clutter-free laundry room makes chores easier. Wipe down shelves, appliances, and work surfaces to remove dust and detergent residue. Organize laundry supplies in labeled containers and discard empty bottles. Consider adding hooks or baskets for sorting clothes to streamline your laundry process.

32. Wash washing machine and dryer filters

Over time, soap scum and lint can accumulate in your washing machine and dryer. Clean the washing machine by running a hot cycle with vinegar and baking soda. Remove and wash the dryer filter with soap and water to prevent clogs. This maintenance improves efficiency and extends the life of your appliances.

33. Empty dryer vent to prevent fire hazards

A clogged dryer vent poses a serious fire risk. Disconnect the vent hose and use a vacuum or vent brush to remove trapped lint. Ensure the exterior vent flap opens freely. Cleaning your dryer vent annually improves safety, increases drying efficiency, and reduces energy consumption.

34. Clean and organize bathroom cabinets

Bathroom cabinets often accumulate expired products and clutter. Empty the shelves, discard outdated items, and wipe down the interior with a disinfectant. Organize toiletries, medications, and cleaning supplies in labeled bins for easy access. This simple task makes your bathroom more functional and visually appealing.

35. Scrub and disinfect the shower and bathtub

Soap scum and mildew can quickly build up in showers and bathtubs. Use a bathroom cleaner or a paste of baking soda and vinegar to scrub surfaces thoroughly. Pay attention to grout lines and fixtures. Regular deep cleaning prevents mold growth and keeps your bathing areas fresh and sparkling.

36. Clean bathroom tiles and grout

Grout lines between bathroom tiles can trap dirt and mildew. Use a grout brush and a paste of baking soda and water to scrub away stains. For stubborn grime, apply a mild bleach solution or a grout cleaner. Regular maintenance keeps tiles looking bright and prevents mold buildup.

37. Sanitize the toilet and surrounding areas

Toilets and their surrounding areas require regular sanitizing. Use a toilet bowl cleaner and brush to scrub the interior, and disinfect the seat, handle, and base. Don’t forget to clean the floor around the toilet. Consistent cleaning prevents odors and maintains a hygienic bathroom environment.

38. Replace old shower curtains or liners

Over time, shower curtains and liners can accumulate mildew and soap scum. If washable, clean them in the washing machine with warm water and a splash of vinegar. If they’re too worn or stained, replace them entirely. Fresh curtains and liners give your bathroom an instant refresh.

39. Clean bathroom mirrors and fixtures

Streaky mirrors and dull fixtures can make your bathroom feel unkempt. Use a glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth to polish mirrors to a shine. For fixtures, wipe with a soft cloth and a vinegar solution to remove water spots and buildup. Shiny surfaces instantly brighten the space.

40. Wash and replace bath mats

Bath mats can trap moisture and bacteria, leading to odors and mildew. Wash fabric mats in the washing machine on a gentle cycle with warm water. If your mat is worn out or no longer absorbent, replace it with a fresh one. Clean bath mats enhance both comfort and cleanliness in your bathroom.

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41. Deep clean bedroom furniture

Furniture in the bedroom can collect dust, oils, and dirt over time. Start by removing all items from your furniture, such as lamps, books, and decor. Wipe down surfaces with a microfiber cloth to remove dust, followed by a suitable cleaner depending on the material (wood, metal, or fabric). Consider vacuuming upholstered furniture and polishing wood surfaces. Regularly deep cleaning your bedroom furniture keeps it looking fresh and extends its lifespan.

42. Rotate and flip mattresses

Rotating and flipping your mattress regularly helps to ensure even wear. This simple task prevents sagging in one area and extends the life of your mattress. Flip it every three to six months to maintain comfort and support, and rotate it every two to three months. Don’t forget to vacuum your mattress to remove dust and allergens, and consider using a mattress protector to keep it clean for longer.

43. Wash all bedding, pillows, and comforters

Washing bedding regularly helps to eliminate dust mites, allergens, and bacteria. Start by washing sheets, pillowcases, and blankets in warm water to remove dirt and oils. Don’t forget your pillows and comforters—many can be machine washed or taken to the dry cleaner. Regular cleaning of all bedding helps maintain a healthy sleep environment and keeps everything fresh and cozy.

44. Organize and declutter closets

A cluttered closet can make it difficult to find what you need and adds unnecessary stress. Start by removing everything from your closet and evaluating each item. Donate or discard clothing you no longer wear. Use bins or shelves to organize your clothes by category (e.g., workwear, seasonal items). Keep your closet organized to make it easier to find and manage your clothing.

45. Donate unused clothing and accessories

Decluttering your wardrobe not only helps create more space but also allows you to pass along items you no longer use. Go through your clothing and accessories to identify pieces that no longer serve you. Donate gently used items to local charities or sell them to give them a second life. This not only frees up space in your closet but also helps others in need.

46. Clean and disinfect children’s toys

Children’s toys can quickly accumulate germs and dirt from frequent handling. Start by sorting through toys, tossing any broken or unusable items. Clean plastic toys with warm, soapy water, and disinfect fabric toys by washing them in the machine. For stuffed animals, you can use a gentle laundry detergent or a steam cleaner. Regular cleaning keeps your child’s toys safe and hygienic for play.

47. Wipe down gym equipment

Gym equipment is often used multiple times a day, making it a breeding ground for bacteria and sweat. Wipe down all surfaces of the equipment with a disinfecting wipe or a cloth soaked in a mild cleaning solution after each use. Pay special attention to handles, buttons, and other frequently touched areas. Regular cleaning ensures that your home gym stays safe and free from germs.

48. Organize and clean home office spaces

A clean and organized home office boosts productivity and reduces distractions. Start by decluttering your workspace and organizing papers, books, and supplies. Wipe down surfaces such as your desk, chair, and computer. Don’t forget to clean your computer screen, keyboard, and mouse. Keeping your office organized helps you stay focused and creates a more efficient work environment.

49. Dust and clean electronics and cords

Electronics and cords collect dust, dirt, and grime, which can affect their performance and appearance. Use a microfiber cloth to dust off surfaces, including your television, computer, and speakers. For cords, unplug them and wipe them down gently. Regular cleaning helps maintain your electronics and prevents dust buildup that can clog vents or affect functionality.

50. Shred and recycle old paperwork

Old paperwork can quickly accumulate and take up valuable space. Sort through your files and shred documents that are no longer necessary, such as outdated bills, tax records, or personal information. Recycle any paper that is not needed. Regularly clearing out old paperwork helps you stay organized and reduces clutter in your home or office.

51. Backup important digital files

Backing up important files ensures that your data is safe in case of a computer crash or loss. Set up an automatic backup system or manually back up files to an external hard drive or cloud storage. Don’t forget to back up documents, photos, and other essential files. Regular backups give you peace of mind and ensure that your important documents are protected.

52. Clean out and organize the garage

The garage can easily become a dumping ground for tools, sports equipment, and seasonal items. Start by clearing out the space and sorting through what you need and what can be discarded or donated. Organize remaining items using shelves, bins, or pegboards for easy access. Regularly cleaning and organizing your garage keeps it functional and creates more usable space.

53. Sweep and clean the patio or balcony

Patios and balconies often get dirty from outdoor elements like leaves, dirt, and pollen. Start by sweeping the floor and wiping down furniture. For tough stains, use a mild cleaner or hose down the area. Regularly cleaning your outdoor space creates a more inviting environment for relaxation and gatherings.

54. Clean and maintain outdoor furniture

Outdoor furniture can accumulate dirt, leaves, and mildew over time. Wipe down all surfaces with a mild soap solution, using a soft cloth or sponge to avoid scratching the material. For fabric cushions, check the care label and wash or spot clean them. Regular maintenance ensures your furniture lasts longer and remains comfortable for outdoor activities.

55. Check and clean gutters

Gutters can become clogged with leaves, twigs, and debris, leading to water damage. Use a ladder to carefully check the gutters and remove any blockages. If necessary, flush the gutters with a hose to clear out remaining debris. Cleaning your gutters regularly helps prevent water damage to your roof, walls, and foundation.

56. Inspect and repair outdoor lighting

Outdoor lighting not only enhances the beauty of your yard but also ensures safety at night. Check all exterior lights for functionality, replacing any bulbs that have burnt out. Clean light fixtures and remove dirt or cobwebs. Regular maintenance of outdoor lighting keeps your home well-lit and welcoming.

57. Wash and store winter gear

Winter gear like coats, gloves, and scarves can get dirty after a season of use. Wash your winter clothing according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and store them in a cool, dry place. Consider using garment bags for delicate items. Proper care and storage of winter gear prolong its life and keep it ready for the next season.

58. Deep clean and condition leather furniture

Leather furniture can lose its luster and become cracked if not cared for properly. Use a leather cleaner to remove dust and dirt, then apply a leather conditioner to keep the material soft and supple. Regular cleaning and conditioning help maintain the quality and appearance of your leather furniture.

59. Polish wood furniture and surfaces

Wood furniture can develop a dull finish over time. Clean surfaces with a wood cleaner, then apply a polish to restore shine. Pay attention to corners and crevices where dust may accumulate. Regular polishing helps to protect the wood from damage and maintain its beauty.

60. Clean and sanitize baby gear

Baby gear such as strollers, car seats, and high chairs can harbor germs and bacteria. Wipe down all surfaces with a baby-safe disinfectant, and wash any fabric components according to the care instructions. Regular cleaning of baby gear ensures a safe environment for your little one and keeps everything in good condition.

61. Wash and vacuum car interiors

Cleaning the interior of your car regularly helps maintain its appearance and reduces dust and allergens. Start by removing all trash and vacuuming the seats, floor mats, and carpets. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe down surfaces like the dashboard, steering wheel, and door panels. Consider using a specialized cleaner for leather or fabric seats. Freshening up your car’s interior will make it more pleasant and comfortable to drive.

62. Clean and organize entryways

The entryway is the first thing people see when entering your home, so keeping it tidy is important. Sweep or vacuum the floor, wipe down any furniture or surfaces, and organize shoes, coats, and bags. Adding baskets or hooks can help keep things organized. A clean entryway makes a welcoming impression and sets the tone for the rest of your home.

63. Disinfect shoes and doormats

Shoes and doormats can carry dirt, germs, and bacteria into your home. Disinfect your shoes by wiping the soles with a disinfecting wipe or spraying them with a disinfectant. Wash doormats to remove dirt and grime, or shake them out and vacuum them. Keeping shoes and mats clean helps reduce the spread of germs and keeps your home hygienic.

64. Clean and refresh decorative items

Decorative items like vases, figurines, and sculptures can accumulate dust and dirt. Use a microfiber cloth to dust off these items, or wipe them down with a damp cloth if needed. Refresh any fabric items, such as throw pillows or blankets, by washing or steaming them. Cleaning decorative items keeps your space looking polished and fresh.

65. Wipe down picture frames and artwork

Frames and artwork can gather dust over time, diminishing their appearance. Use a soft microfiber cloth to gently wipe down frames, and be careful not to damage the artwork inside. If the glass is dirty, clean it with a glass cleaner. Keeping frames and artwork clean enhances the overall look of your decor.

66. Clean and disinfect makeup brushes

Makeup brushes can accumulate bacteria, oil, and product buildup, so cleaning them regularly is essential. Wash brushes with mild soap and warm water, and allow them to dry completely before using them again. This helps maintain your skin’s health and ensures that your makeup application is smooth and hygienic.

67. Declutter and clean beauty products

Beauty products can pile up over time and may expire or become contaminated. Go through your makeup, skincare, and hair care products, and dispose of any expired items. Wipe down the containers and shelves where you store your products to keep everything organized and free from dust. Regularly cleaning and decluttering your beauty products ensures they remain effective and safe to use.

68. Sanitize and clean phones and tablets

Phones and tablets are frequently used and can harbor germs and bacteria. Use a microfiber cloth with a disinfectant wipe or cleaning solution to clean the screen, buttons, and back of your device. Make sure to turn off the device before cleaning, and avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the screen. Sanitizing your phone or tablet helps keep it clean and hygienic.

69. Clean and organize craft supplies

Craft supplies can quickly become disorganized and cluttered. Sort through your supplies, throwing away any broken or unused items. Store materials like paints, brushes, and paper in labeled containers or drawers. Keeping your craft supplies organized ensures you can easily find what you need for your next creative project.

70. Check and replace smoke detector batteries

Smoke detectors are essential for your home’s safety, so it’s important to ensure they’re working properly. Test each smoke detector in your home, and replace the batteries if needed. Doing this every six months ensures that your detectors are always ready to alert you in case of an emergency.

71. Clean air purifiers and humidifiers

Air purifiers and humidifiers improve indoor air quality but need regular maintenance. Clean the filters and replace them if necessary. Wipe down the exterior of the units to remove dust and grime. Cleaning these appliances helps maintain their efficiency and ensures that the air in your home remains fresh and healthy.

72. Wash reusable masks

Reusable masks can accumulate dirt and bacteria after frequent use. Wash your masks regularly according to the manufacturer’s instructions, either by hand or in the washing machine. Air dry or tumble dry them to prevent any damage. Clean masks help keep your face safe from harmful germs while prolonging the lifespan of the mask.

73. Clean and organize first aid kits

A well-stocked and organized first aid kit is essential for emergencies. Go through your first aid kit to check for expired medications or supplies, and replace any items that are no longer usable. Organize the contents by category (bandages, medications, antiseptics, etc.) for quick access. Keeping your first aid kit in good condition ensures you’re prepared when you need it most.

74. Refresh and vacuum upholstered furniture

Upholstered furniture can collect dust, dirt, and pet hair over time. Use a vacuum with an upholstery attachment to clean the fabric, and use a lint roller to remove any hair. You can also refresh the fabric by using a fabric refresher spray or steam cleaner to remove any odors. Keeping your furniture clean and fresh extends its life and keeps your living space comfortable.

75. Clean and condition wooden cutting boards

Wooden cutting boards need regular care to prevent cracking and bacteria buildup. Wash the board with warm, soapy water and dry it thoroughly. To condition the wood, rub a food-safe mineral oil or beeswax onto the surface to keep it hydrated. Regular cleaning and conditioning ensure your cutting board remains in good condition and safe to use.

76. Sanitize light switch plates

Light switch plates can accumulate grime and bacteria from frequent use. Wipe them down with a disinfecting wipe or a cloth soaked in a mild cleaner. Regularly sanitizing light switch plates helps reduce the spread of germs and keeps them looking clean.

77. Clean window treatments and blinds

Window treatments like blinds, shades, and curtains can collect dust and dirt. Vacuum fabric curtains or drapes, or wash them according to the care instructions. For blinds, use a microfiber cloth or a special cleaning tool to wipe down each slat. Keeping window treatments clean enhances the look of your home and improves air quality.

78. Disinfect kitchen sponges and dishcloths

Kitchen sponges and dishcloths can harbor bacteria and germs if not properly cleaned. Disinfect sponges by microwaving them for a few seconds or soaking them in a mixture of vinegar and water. Wash dishcloths regularly in hot water to kill bacteria. Keeping these items clean helps maintain a hygienic kitchen environment.

79. Refresh and organize seasonal decor

Seasonal decor can quickly become disorganized after each holiday or season. Store seasonal items in clear bins labeled by season or holiday, and clean the items before storing them. Refresh any decor that needs attention, such as re-fluffing pillows or cleaning wreaths. Organized seasonal decor ensures you’re ready for the next celebration.

80. Clean and declutter the medicine cabinet

The medicine cabinet is often filled with expired or unused items. Go through your medications, ointments, and other supplies, and dispose of anything that is outdated or no longer needed. Wipe down shelves and organize the remaining items for easy access. A clean and decluttered medicine cabinet ensures you can find what you need quickly in case of an emergency.

81. Clean ceiling corners and cobwebs

Ceiling corners can accumulate dust and cobwebs over time. Use a long-handled duster or a vacuum with an extension to remove cobwebs from corners and high ceilings. This simple task helps improve the overall cleanliness of your home and eliminates hidden allergens.

82. Clean outdoor toys and play equipment

Outdoor toys and play equipment can get dirty and sticky after use. Wash plastic toys with soap and water, and disinfect them with a suitable cleaner. For larger equipment like swings or slides, hose them down and scrub with a brush. Keeping outdoor toys clean ensures they are safe for kids to play with and prevents the buildup of germs.

83. Inspect and clean HVAC system

Your HVAC system plays a key role in maintaining indoor air quality. Inspect and replace the filters every few months, and schedule professional maintenance for the system’s deep cleaning. Clean the vents and ducts to ensure the air is circulating properly. Regular maintenance helps keep the HVAC system running efficiently and prolongs its lifespan.

84. Clean and organize pet supplies

Pet supplies, such as food bowls, beds, and toys, can accumulate dirt and germs. Wash pet bowls and toys regularly with soap and water, and clean pet beds according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Organize your pet’s belongings to keep everything in its place. Regular cleaning helps keep your pet’s environment hygienic and comfortable.

85. Deep clean and disinfect garbage disposal

Garbage disposals can develop unpleasant odors and bacteria buildup. Clean your disposal by grinding ice cubes and citrus peels to eliminate odors. You can also pour a mixture of baking soda and vinegar down the disposal to disinfect it. Regular cleaning helps maintain your disposal’s efficiency and ensures it remains odor-free.

86. Clean out purse and bags

Purses and bags can accumulate crumbs, dirt, and unnecessary items over time. Empty out all contents and wipe down the interior with a damp cloth. Organize the items you want to keep and dispose of any trash. Cleaning out your purse or bag helps you keep it organized and makes it easier to find what you need.

87. Organize and clean jewelry

Jewelry can accumulate dust, oils, and tarnish over time. Clean your jewelry using a suitable cleaner or a soft cloth to remove dirt and grime. Store jewelry in an organized way to prevent tangling or damage. Regular cleaning and organization keep your jewelry looking its best and extend its lifespan.

88. Clean and disinfect light fixtures

Light fixtures can gather dust and insects, affecting their brightness and appearance. Turn off the lights and carefully wipe down fixtures with a microfiber cloth or a damp cloth. For chandeliers, use a step stool or ladder to reach the bulbs and clean them thoroughly. Regular cleaning helps maintain the lighting quality and the aesthetics of your home.

89. Scrub and seal tile grout

Tile grout can become stained and dirty over time. Scrub grout lines with a grout cleaner or a mixture of baking soda and water. After cleaning, apply a grout sealer to help prevent future stains and dirt buildup. Regular grout maintenance keeps your tiles looking fresh and clean.

90. Wash shower heads to remove buildup

Shower heads can accumulate mineral deposits and buildup, affecting water flow. Remove the shower head and soak it in vinegar overnight to dissolve buildup. For fixed shower heads, use a plastic bag filled with vinegar to soak the nozzle. Cleaning shower heads regularly ensures optimal water flow and hygiene.

91. Clean and organize linen closet

A cluttered linen closet can make it hard to find what you need. Sort through towels, sheets, and other linens, discarding any that are damaged or worn out. Fold linens neatly and organize them by type for easy access. A well-organized linen closet makes it easier to keep your home tidy and ensures you have everything you need for cleaning or changing.

92. Wipe down and sanitize keyboards and mice

Keyboards and mice can harbor germs and dirt from frequent use. Turn off the devices and use a microfiber cloth with a disinfectant wipe to clean the surfaces. Be sure to get between the keys and around the mouse buttons. Regular cleaning ensures your devices remain hygienic and in good working condition.

93. Clean and organize shoes

Shoes can quickly pile up and clutter your entryway or closet. Sort through your shoes, donating or discarding any that you no longer wear. Clean the shoes by wiping them down or washing them according to the material. Organize them in a way that makes it easy to find pairs when you need them.

94. Sanitize toothbrush holders

Toothbrush holders can harbor bacteria if not cleaned regularly. Wash the holder with warm, soapy water, and disinfect it with a mild cleaner. Be sure to dry it thoroughly before placing your toothbrushes back. Regularly sanitizing the holder helps maintain a clean and hygienic bathroom environment.

95. Dust and vacuum under beds

Dust and debris can accumulate under the bed, creating a breeding ground for allergens. Use a vacuum with a hose attachment to clean under the bed, and dust off the edges of the bed frame. This simple task helps improve air quality and keeps your bedroom cleaner.

96. Clean and disinfect bathroom exhaust fans

Bathroom exhaust fans can accumulate dust, grime, and moisture buildup over time. Turn off the fan and use a vacuum or brush to remove dust. Wipe down the fan cover with a damp cloth and disinfect it. Regular cleaning ensures that the fan operates efficiently and helps prevent mold or mildew buildup.

97. Clean outdoor windows and screens

Outdoor windows and screens can gather dirt, leaves, and pollen. Use a squeegee and a cleaning solution to wash the windows, and wipe down screens with a damp cloth. Regular cleaning of outdoor windows helps improve visibility and enhances the overall look of your home’s exterior.

98. Sanitize refrigerator door handles

Refrigerator door handles are frequently touched and can accumulate germs. Wipe down handles with a disinfecting wipe or cloth to remove bacteria and grime. This quick cleaning task helps maintain the cleanliness of your kitchen and reduces the spread of germs.

99. Clean and organize laundry room

A clean and organized laundry room makes laundry tasks more efficient. Sort through laundry supplies, discarding empty bottles or expired products. Wipe down surfaces, clean the lint trap in the dryer, and vacuum the floor. Keeping the laundry room tidy ensures that it’s a pleasant space to work in.

100. Scrub bathroom tile and shower walls

Tiles and shower walls can accumulate soap scum, grime, and water stains. Use a non-abrasive cleaner and scrub the tiles and walls with a brush or sponge. For stubborn stains, use a mixture of vinegar and baking soda. Regular scrubbing helps maintain a clean and hygienic bathroom.

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Spring cleaning may seem like a big task, but with a clear checklist and a little effort, your home will feel refreshed and organized. Take it step by step, and soon, you’ll be enjoying a cleaner, more inviting space.

Kisses, Juhh!