Cleaning doesn't have to be a chore or even take a whole day! Map out a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly cleaning schedule that fits with your schedule and prioritizes your health and needs.
A cleaning schedule makes keeping your home fresh and cozy a breeze! Knowing when things need to be cleaned makes it easier to work 15 minutes of cleaning into each day.
Cleaning doesn't have to be a chore or even take a whole day! Map out a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly cleaning schedule that fits with your schedule and prioritizes your health and needs.
At some point last year, I downloaded an app on my phone that reminded me to "tidy up" just 15 minutes a day. So when I'd get the alert - similar to a "take some steps" or "breathe" prompt - I stop what I'm doing, get up, and find something to clean. To be honest, I was surprised at how much nicer some of the most commonly used spaces in my home became.
Not sure what you actually NEED to clean every day? Here's my quick list, and yes, it usually takes right about 15 minutes!
I've always been a "one day a week" kind of cleaner. But adopting a cleaning schedule has helped me realize what tasks need to be completed each day versus once a week. I've gotten so much better at prioritizing my cleaning tasks, simply because I'm more educated about how to keep my home nice and tidy.
There are a few things that need to be done each week, but, depending on my mood, I either try to tackle one a day or have a deep cleaning day once a week.
Many people's yearly cleaning schedule happens right around the spring - you know, spring cleaning? I'd like to argue that I generally enjoy my big yearly cleaning projects more than some of the others on the schedule. I really do feel cleansed from the inside out; it definitely feels like a nice reset to a *clean* slate.
Tackle these cleaning projects once a year or even do a different task each quarter. However you organize your cleaning schedule, I guarantee you'll appreciate your efforts.
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