
Spring is right around the corner so it’s time to look at spring cleaning. If you’ve been wanting to declutter, this is a perfect time to start.
Senior relocation company Caring Transitions (best known for estate sales, packing/unpacking and more services for senior moves) is out with a list of 6 things to incorporate into your spring cleaning routine.
- Rearrange closets
Take everything out, put away the winter clothes, and rearrange shelves and hangers to give yourself some extra storage space and make room for lighter pieces. - Clean out your pantry
Go through your pantry, fridge, freezers, cabinets, drawers etc., clearing anything that’s expired or unnecessary. - Check for pests
Be sure that there aren’t any cracks in windows or doors where creepy crawlies could creep in; check window seals for fungus/mold buildup; replace door mats regularly; thoroughly sweep behind furniture at least once a week. - Wash walls
You should always give walls a good scrub before welcoming warmer air indoors – especially after spending months with thicker clothing on stands indoors gathering dust. - Spring clean appliances
Be sure all appliances are wiped down with damp cloths or sponges daily and cleaned properly on both inside and outside surfaces every month or two. - Refresh fabrics
Fabric such as curtains or bedding absorbs smells from cooking throughout winter months same goes with rugs which need vacuumed & freshened regularly too.
>>Click here to read more about Spring Cleaning from senior relocation specialists Caring Transitions.
Article reprinted with permission of Caring Transitions of Northeast Atlanta. Contact Mike DeLeon for information about their services.
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