How to clean your house in one day

by jyoti singh digital marketer

Introduction

It's not uncommon to feel like your house is never clean. It's hard to keep up with all the dust, dirt, and clutter that accumulates in your home. If you're tired of feeling overwhelmed by messes, follow these steps and get your home looking spic-and-span in just one day!

Clean your kitchen

Clean your kitchen.

·         Clean the sink. A clean kitchen is a happy and healthy one, so it’s important to keep everything in tip-top shape. The first thing you should do is clean out all of your dishes and glasses from last night’s dinner (or breakfast!). Then take a couple of minutes to scrub down the faucet, sink and countertops with soap or bleach—just remember that bleach can be harmful if swallowed or inhaled; avoid breathing in too much air while using it!

·         Clean the stove top: You don’t want food splattering everywhere when someone comes over for dinner! Take an extra minute or two before starting on any cooking projects so that everything has had plenty of time to dry off completely (this will also help prevent stains). Use dish soap on metal pieces like pans/skillets/utensils etc.; just make sure not too much gets onto surfaces because excess amounts might cause discoloration later on down road when exposed again after washing off beforehand which would result in permanent damage such as rusting over time due lack thereof maintenance required regular cleaning frequency needed daily upkeep schedule following specific instructions given by manufacturer each month leading up until expiration date printed directly inside packaging materials which includes instructions regarding usage instructions manual supplied separately along side other materials needed prior opening container contents being opened up before using first time

Clean your fridge

·         Clean your fridge.

·         Clean the inside of the fridge, including shelves, drawers and crisper drawers. If you have one or more ice makers in your refrigerator (which most people do), clean that too!

·         Clean all door seals as well as condenser coils and fan motors on top of each side of your refrigerator/freezer unit.

Get a fresh clean laundry room

·         Empty the laundry basket. This is easy, but it’s also important to empty your dryer before you start cleaning.

·         Sweep and vacuum the floor. If you have a broom and dustpan, use them to get rid of dirt ontop of the dryer or washing machine (or even under them). Then sweep up any loose dust offtop of those things so they don’t get covered with dirt again when you sweep later on in this process!

·         Clean your washing machine and dryer properly: When we say “clean” here, that means scrubbing away all traces of soap residue—this could include using bar soap instead if necessary—and then giving both machines a good wash down using hot water from the sink or kettle on their own (or mixing together some detergent powder/salt/vinegar mix) as well as adding bleach booster tablets if needed too since these machines won't handle much more than mildewed stains very well anyway due mostly because they've been sitting unused for long periods at times during which time nasty things build up inside them over time due mainly due lack thereof useage after being cleaned regularly once every few months instead...

Make your bathroom sparkle

·         Clean the toilet. The toilet is the most disgusting part of your bathroom and needs to be cleaned at least once a week, if not more often. If you don't have a plunger or can't reach the bottom of your toilet bowl, use a brush attachment on your vacuum cleaner to scrub away all those stains and grime (and don't forget to take out any old food that may have built up in there).

·         Clean the bathtub. While it might seem like an easy task—just fill up some water and soap—you're actually going to want some tools for this one: an old toothbrush or hairbrush will help scrub away dirt from hard-to-reach areas; some liquid dishwashing detergent will work wonders on tough stains (like blood), while bleach + water should get rid of mold quickly enough without needing too much elbow grease after rinsing off afterwards!

·         Clean mirror surfaces thoroughly so they don't absorb anymore moisture than necessary; also consider wiping down handles with alcohol swabs before putting them away since germs could spread throughout them easily if left untreated over long periods."

Get your living room in order

·         Get your living room in order

·         Clean the floor

·         Vacuum the carpet and dust mop it if needed (this will save you time later).

·         Clean up all of your furniture, including couches, chairs, tables and lamps so that they match each other as well as they do when you first got them! You don't have to be perfect at this but try not to leave any dirt or dust behind either as this can cause problems later on down the road when someone walks into your house unexpectedly (like your kids). It's also important that whatever surfaces are exposed such as walls or windows get cleaned before guests arrive so there aren't any surprises left behind once everything has been put away properly again after having been cleaned earlier today...

Tidy up the playroom

The playroom is the heart of your home, so it's important to keep it tidy and organized. If you have kids, there's no room for clutter here!

·         Clean up toys: Toys should be stored in their boxes or bags so they're easy to find when needed. If you have multiple kids, consider getting one of those plastic bins with a handle on top so everything can sit together and stay neat.

·         Clean up books: Books are great for keeping children entertained as well as educating them about topics such as science or history (or both). However, sometimes we just want our house back! Take time every day throughout the week to read through some of these books together before bedtime; this will help give them an idea about how much fun reading can be in general—and maybe even inspire some new hobbies down the line...#endofsection

Clean out your car

If you're anything like me, you have a lot of stuff in your car. I mean, it's not like I'm trying to be frugal or anything—I just don't want to get rid of any of my possessions. And because I'm such an avid collector and hoarder, there's no way I could fit everything in one trip back home from work or wherever else we might go at night time (which happens all too often). So instead of doing that whole empty-the-car thing where everyone has to throw away some stuff and put others away until next time...we'll do this instead:

·         Clean out your car!

·         Make sure everything is clean on both inside and outside!

With some focus you can make your home spotless in just one day.

If you're looking for a way to clean your house in one day, this is it. You can clean your entire house in just one day if you have the right mindset and know what to focus on.

First of all, don't worry about perfection or making mistakes—you'll learn as you go along! Second of all, don't stress over cleaning every inch of your home; pick one room at a time and work on that area until it's spotless. Finally: Don't forget about other rooms! They may not look perfect yet but they will be cleaned by tomorrow morning anyway because there's no need for them to look perfect today (and besides: It would take days).

Conclusion

With some focus, you can make your home spotless in just one day.

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Created on Jul 11th 2022 08:26. Viewed 147 times.

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