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How To Clean A Freezer Quickly

07/16/2019 By Jenn Leave a Comment

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Cleaning your freezer should not be a daunting task, in fact it should only take under 30 minutes.

How often should you clean the freezer?

Cleaning your freezer should not be a daunting task! Save yourself time and money with these 10 simple steps on how to clean your freezer quickly.

Personally, I like to give my freezer a good clean about once a month. That way when I make my meal plans this makes it so much easier to see exactly wheat I have on hand.

Plus cleaning out the freezer can save you money!

Maybe you have freezer meals that you forget about. So the less food you need to purchase that week.

So let’s get into how to clean your freezer!

How To Clean A Freezer Quickly in 10 Easy Steps

1 – Remove All The Food

Start by removing all the food you have in your freezer.

If you are cleaning your deep freezer move all those items into your kitchen freezer.

Or you can store the items in a cooler with ice to keep them from defrosting while you are cleaning.

My best tip is to clean out your freezer when you do not have much in it. That way storing food really is not a problem.

I like to wait until I have very little food left in my freezer before I give it a good clean out.

While you are taking out all the food, look at the items for freezer burn or expired food or food you know you will not eat. Throw away any items that you need to now.

There is no sense in storing anything you will not put back.

2 – Possibly Defrost

If you have ice building up in your freezer you should defrost it before moving any further.

Do not start chipping away at the ice, this will ruin your freezer.

The best way to defrost a freezer is to simply let it melt if you can.

Unplug your freezer before you start.

Surround your freezer with towels to prevent leaks.

Then place a pot of boiling water inside the freezer, shut the door and check back in 20 mins or so.

Repeat this until everything has melted.

Or you can just let it melt naturally. For my deep freezer that is kept in my garage, I simply unplug and let it sit overnight with the door open.

By the morning it is all defrosted.

Check with your manual on the best way to do this before you start, all freezers are different.

3 – Remove Any Shelves and Baskets

Now that your freezer is completely empty and/or defrosted take out any shelves or baskets inside.

If it is removable remove it.

4 – Soak

If there is a spill or gunk on something you removed start soaking it in hot soapy water.

5 – Wipe Down The Inside

With a multi purpose spray completely wipe down the inside of the freezer.

Do not forget any tracks the shelves sit on or the rubber casing around the freezer. Those grooves in the rubber part can get nasty over time.

If you have an ice maker make sure to get that area too!

If you have any mold build up use a little bleach to get rid of the mold.

6 – Dry It Completely

Next take a microfiber cloth and dry everything completely.

This will prevent anything from freezing quicker.

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7 – Wash the Shelves and Baskets

Now that you have a clean and dry inside move onto the items you took out.

Give all that a good wipe or scrub with your multi surface cleaner.

Make sure you dry these items very well before you place them back into your freezer.

8 – Vacuum Coils

Next vacuum out any coils behind or under the freezer.

These can get so dirty and dusty and help your freezer run better when they are clean.

9 – Place All The Items Back

Now the fun part is organizing your freezer.

Group things that are alike together when organizing your freezer.

Keep breakfast items together, meats together and so on.

10 – Take Inventory

Now is a good time to write down the things you have on hand in your freezer, now that everything is nice and neat.

This comes in handy when meal planning or making a grocery list so you know exactly what you have for the upcoming weeks.

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How To Clean Your Refrigerator

07/09/2019 By Jenn Leave a Comment

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Ugh the dreaded fridge clean out! But I have 9 simple steps on how to clean your refrigerator that will take you no time at all!

I don’t know about you, but there is something about cleaning out my refrigerator. It is one of my least favorite chores besides folding laundry.

But, cleaning your fridge is actually a very important area when you are cleaning your kitchen.

I like to clean out my fridge once a week. It takes me less than 20 minutes to go through food, wipe it down and organize it.

By keeping this into your weekly cleaning routine, you really will never have to “deep” clean the fridge.

So are you ready to see how to clean your refrigerator quickly?

Let’s get started!

Cleaning your fridge is actually a very important area when you are cleaning your kitchen. So here is how to clean your refrigerator in just 9 simple steps!

How to clean your refrigerator in just 9 simple steps!

1 – Empty All Your Food Out

The best way to clean a fridge is to start with a clean slate.

Start by emptying all of the food you have.

While you are going through check the expiration of items.

Really look at your items, if you know your family will not eat something, now is a good time to toss it.

Check all your fruit and veggies to make sure they are still good to place back when you are done.

Getting this out of the way first is easier that way you know exactly what you are working with when it is time to organize your fridge.

2 – Remove Shelves and Drawers

Next remove everything that can come out of the fridge like shelves and drawers.

Place the ones that just need a quick wipe down aside.

3 – Soak

If you have a shelf or drawer that really needs some work place it in a sink with hot soapy water to soak.

4 – Wipe Down The Inside

Now it is time to really make your fridge sparkle.

Grab your multi purpose spray and go to town.

Wiping the inside of the walls, all the tracks, top and bottom and even the inside of the door.

If you have a side by side like mine, make sure you are getting around the water hose for the ice maker.

I find a ton of gunk builds up back there over time.

5 – Dry It Well

Next take a microfiber cloth or paper towel and wipe everything dry.

When it comes to clean your refrigerator, you do not want any moisture left behind in your fridge.

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6 – Wash and Dry The Shelves

Give the drawers and shelves you placed aside a good wipe down. Lift up any glass pieces to get the tracks very well.

Make sure they are completely dry and replace back into the fridge.

If you had items soaking clean and dry those as well and place back.

7 – Vacuum The Coils and Kickplate

Pull out your fridge and get all the dust and dirt that has been gathering undernieth it. I am always shocked at what I find back here!

Vacuum out the dust on the coils in the back of the fridge.

Carefully place your fridge back into place against the wall.

Next carefully remove the kickplate in the front and vacuum in there too.

I like to take a microfiber cloth to use inside the actual grate to get those smaller dirt pieces as well.

8 – Place All The Items Back

Now the fun part, organizing the fridge.

Group like things together as you put them back.

Keep all your fruits together, the condiments in one area, drinks and so on.

I like to keep the meats on the bottom to avoid spreading bacteria if something leaks.

As you place your items back, give each container a wipe in case something was sticky and make sure the lids are closed properly.

The last step is to add a fresh baking soda to absorb oders.

9 – Wipe Down The Outside

If you have a stainless steel refrigerator like I do, I love wiping it down with Pledge multi surface spray.

This does the job quickly and really shines it up nicely.

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How To Clean Your Kitchen Fast

07/02/2019 By Jenn 1 Comment

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The kitchen is the heart of your home where we all spend a lot of our time, therefore it probably gets dirty and messy pretty quickly.

With three meals a day, snacks and busy schedules sometimes our kitchens can look like it blew up – am I right?

Today I am going to walk you through how to clean your kitchen fast.

If you follow a regular weekly cleaning routine this can make cleaning your kitchen even faster since you are pretty much just maintaining it from that point on.

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In my weekly cleaning routine this is exactly how I clean my kitchen. Every night I focus on keeping it clean as well.

By getting into the habit of just wiping down surfaces and maintaining clutter in any area of your home keeps your home clean longer and it takes less time each time you do it.

Since I maintain things cleaning my kitchen from top to bottom only takes me about 15 – 30 minutes.

Want to know the secret on how to keep your kitchen clean all the time? Here is my step by step weekly kitchen cleaning routine that takes 30 mins or less!

So let’s get started on how to clean your kitchen quickly step by step:

1 – Start With A Clean Slate

The fastest way to clean your kitchen is to start with a clean slate and declutter.

Clear every single thing that does not belong off the counters and kitchen table and put those items back where they belong.

This includes any clean dishes you may have drying on a drying rack or emptying the dishwasher.

Toss any garbage as you are going through this first sweep.

Your goal here is to prepare your kitchen so you can zip through cleaning it.

2 – Clear The Dishes

Now that you have a clean slate start with the dirty dishes.

Either load them in the dishwasher or hand wash the items that need to be washed.

If you have items to soak like pots and pans start those up now and let them sit.

3 – Empty, Clean and Reorganize The Fridge

Next is tacking the refigerator.

Throw out all of the expired food or leftovers.

As you are organizing the items to put black work from the top to the bottom cleaning each shelf before you place the items back in their right spot.

4 – Start With The Top Cabinets

Ya’ll know I love my Swiffer!

Give those tops of your cabinets a good dusting.

When you are cleaning any space in your home it is always a good idea to start from top to bottom. That way dust will fall to the lext level that you have not cleaned yet.

If you prefer to wipe your cabinets I love to use the Method almond wood cleaner.

Only focus on the upper cabinets and while you are at it any light fixtures that may be hanging down.

5 – Clean Out The Microwave

Next is the microwave.

Grab a microwave safe bowl filled with water.

Place it in the microwave for about 2 minutes.

This will soften up anything that may have spilled, making it easier to clean.

Wipe it out using your favorite multi purpose spray.

Don’t forget the inside part of the door and the top ledge on the outside.

6 – Clean All The Counters

Next is the counters.

I quickly wipe down my table and chairs first.

Then spray all the counters including your stove with your favorite cleaner.

Let the areas that need some extra cleaning sit for a few minutes with the cleaner and wipe clean.

Before I start wiping the counters down I will take a quick wipe to the back splash as well. Especially around the stove area!

Do not forget to wipe all the items you have on the counters that belong there such as canisters or your coffeemaker.

7 – Wipe The Lower Cabinets

Grab your Swiffer or spray and work on the lower cabinets and drawers.

Do not forget to run along the under part of the cabinets.

Those can get really dirty from time to time.

8 – Shine Your Appliances

My favorite part is making all my appliances shine.

For this I like to use the Pledge multi spray on my stainless steel.

Wipe down all the fronts, knobs and handles to all the appliances you have.

9 – Shine Your Sink

If you had dishes soaking now is the time to clean those and give your sink a good old scrub and shine.

If you have a garbage disposal you can clean that here as well.

Don’t forget near the faucet and the faucet itself!

10 – Empty The Garbage

Now you are almost done!

Take out the kitchen garbage.

11 – Sweep and Mop Your Floor

Last thing is to sweep and mop your kitchen floor.

I have dark hardwoods in my kitchen and I love to use the Method Almond Squirt and Mop with a simple microfiber mop!

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How Moms Use Time Blocking To Get More Done

06/25/2019 By Jenn Leave a Comment

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Are you a mom struggling to get everything done? Or maybe you feel overwhelmed by it all?

If you have been here for some time y’all know I thrive on routines, schedules and good organization systems to keep it all together.

But, let’s face it with kids, jobs, homes and every thing in between it can be tough to keep it all going as smoothly as it looks.

Are you a mom that struggles with time management? Learn how time blocking can help you be a more productive mom and get it all done in less time.

When you have kids, you never really know what will happen – am I right?

Many days you might feel like your running around in circles. By the end of the day you think to yourself, “what did I really get done today?”

Then the feeling of defeat sets in. Your overwhelmed, stressed and snapping at everyone.

Does this sound like you?

If so time blocking may be your answer.

Now hear me out here. I know kids are unpredictable, your day will not always go as planned.

But first..

What is time blocking?

Time blocking is a scheduling technique that “blocks out” periods of your day.

Just as you write out your monthly budget to see where your money is being spent think of time blocking as where your time is actually going.

Time blocking is an amazing time management tool if used correctly.

The words “used correctly” is KEY!

Once I started to see where my time was going, I realized I wasted a lot of time and could get more done in the week.

I also realized how much more time I had to play with my kids and take me time breaks. Momma’s we need breaks!

Here are some time blocking tips to keep in mind just for moms:

1 – Start With Your Routines

When you start to think about your day the first thing you should add onto your time blocking sheet is your every day routines and must dos.

Things like:

When you wake up
What time your kids go to school
When your kids come home
What time to start dinner and eat
What hours you are working that day if you work
Babies or toddlers feeding times
Morning clean up routine
Evening routines

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2 – Make A List Of Your Must Do Tasks

Now that you have your routines set into your time blocking schedule look at what you need to get done.

Make a list of your must do tasks for that day.

If you are working towards a big goal, break this down into smaller attainable goals to get you there.

3 – Be Realistic With Your Time Blocks

Life happens when you have kids.

Your child forgets something before they left for school, little ones need us, we are running late somewhere.

A big issue with time management is you need to make sure you are realistic with the time you have.

I would rather add more time for a task than less. Therefore I will not get burnt out and you will wind up finishing more instead of playing catch up.

Leave plenty of room for error here.

Even if you know the task you need to complete will only take 15 minutes, time block more time than that.

You can always fill in that extra time with another quick task or do something fun.

Keep it flexible.

4 – Time Block Down Time or Me Time

Momma’s schedule in your time and recharge your batteries.

This could be your workout, read a book or that hey mom needs an hour at Target, I’m out time.

Just schedule it in somewhere.

5 – Use The Right Tools

Y’all know I am a pen and paper gal but you can use apps or even your phone or Google calendar to use time blocking.

Get fancy and use color coordinated blocks if that speaks to you.

Pick what works for you and try it out the way you find it best.

Let’s put it all together

How to create a time blocking schedule that works!

This is my time blocking schedule on most week days. As you can see it’s nothing fancy or elaborate.

Be as specific as you’d like this is just my guideline for you. In my actual time blocking schedule I list exactly what I need to do.

5 AM – I wake up and workout
6 AM – kids get up – morning cleaning routine
7 AM – drop off kids at school
7:30 AM – weekly cleaning routine chore
9 AM – work emails
10 AM – write blog posts, schedule posts
12 PM – lunch – switch laundry
12:30 PM – schedule pins
2:30 PM – get my boys off the bus – fold laundry and put away
3 PM – after school routine
4 PM – daughter arrives home from school – prep dinner she loves to help me
5 PM – dinner – evening cleaning routine – family time
7 PM – kids night time routine
8 PM – kids bedtime – make grocery list – meal prep – go over my planner – time block next day – me time
10 PM Bed

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Simple Summer Cleaning Tips + Summer Cleaning Checklist

06/18/2019 By Jenn Leave a Comment

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Summer is about to be in full swing at our home.

So today I wanted to share with your my simple summer cleaning tips and tricks plus a summer cleaning checklist for you to print off to get your home ready.

Deep cleaning your home by season is a great way to start fresh.

Many people get overwhelmed by the task of having to deep clean our homes but with a simple plan in place it is possible.

Deep cleaning your home does not have to be overwhelming. These easy summer cleaning tips along with a summer cleaning checklist will help get the job done!

You just need to know where to start and how to tackle seasonal cleaning efficiently.

So let’s take a look at my 5 super simple summer cleaning tips!

1 – Make A Schedule

Pick a weekend, week or entire month of how you are going to get all of these summer cleaning chores completed.

If you are following my regular weekly cleaning routine and/or monthly cleaning routine then seasonal cleaning should be a breeze!

Related: Weekly Cleaning Routine

Making a schedule is one of my biggest summer cleaning tips!

Keep in mind, be realistic.

Just like with any project I talk about make sure you can actually complete the task. That way you will feel accomplished and want to keep going.

Set yourself up for success right from the start.

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2 – Get Your Supplies Ready

Take an inventory of your supplies you have before you actually start cleaning.

Make sure you have every single thing you need for a successful summer cleaning.

The last thing you want to do is run to the store for something you may have needed.

If you plan on cleaning your carpets check to make sure you have the cleaner you need.

Summer is a great time to focus on outdoor cleaning so make sure you have supplies for your patio furniture.

3 – Declutter Before You Start Cleaning

When it comes to summer cleaning treat decluttering differently.

Summer cleaning is all about deep cleaning. Cleaning those areas of your home that need a little extra attention.

Before you start tackling your summer cleaning tasks, make sure your space is decluttered and organized.

The weekend before I start to work on my summer cleaning I go room by room.

I like to go through the toys before the summer starts. Especially those in the garage to make sure there is nothing that needs to be donated or no longer works.

I do a quick overview of the closets and drawers in our home as well to make sure I did not miss any winter items when I did my spring cleaning.

That way when summer cleaning time comes around I can get right down to business.

If you have a huge organization project to tackle try to get it done beforehand.

4 – One Task At A Time

As I said earlier set your self up for success when it comes to summer cleaning.

With your schedule in place there is no need to feel overwhelmed you have a plan.

If the thought of summer cleaning over a weekend makes you nervous, break it down into smaller tasks over a week or month.

5 – Get The Whole Family Involved

My last summer cleaning tip includes your whole family. This is not a one-man job.

Now that my kids are older they can help me when it comes to cleaning tasks around the home but if you have little ones they can help too!

Toddlers will love to help you collect bath mats to wash, or collect those extra blankets that need to be washed.

If you have infants try to get your summer cleaning tasks done during nap time.

Try to get everyone involved, my kids understand since we all live here we all need to pitch in and help.

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Summer Cleaning – Room By Room

Bedroom

Change out bedding – if you use lighter bedding for spring/summer
Wash pillows
Wash or vacuum curtains
Vacuum and/ or mop behind dressers, nightstands and under the bed
Wash windows
Shampoo rugs or carpets
Wash extra blankets

Bathrooms

Disinfect toothbrush holders
Change out toothbrushes
Wash shower curtains
Replace curtain liner
Wash bathmats
Wash garbages
Clean the showerhead
Wash and disinfect kids bath toys
Clean windows
Wash or vacuum curtains

Entry

Clean your door
Go through shoes
Wash or clean your doormat

Kitchen

Disinfect garbage can
Clean oven
Wipe out the microwave
Clean fridge
Clean freezer
Wash rugs
Wipe backsplash
Wash windows
Wash curtains

Living Room

Wash windows
Vacuum furniture
Vacuum and/or mop under furniture
Wash pillows
Wash blankets
Disinfect remotes
Shampoo rugs or carpets
Wash or vacuum curtains

Laundry Room

Deep clean washing machine
Clean dryer vent
Clean lint trap

Overall Home

Replace air filters
Clean air vents
Replace light bulbs if needed

Outside

Sweep/Wash porches
Clean the grill
Shake out mats
Clean patio furniture
Clean light fixtures

Garage

Sweep out
Clean mats
Spray garbage cans
Clean kids outdoor toys

Now you know I have a house cleaning checklist printable to help your summer cleaning! Let’s get summer cleaning and start crossing things off!

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How To Clean A Messy House

06/11/2019 By Jenn Leave a Comment

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Does the thought of cleaning your messy house overwhelm you?

We are all busy and pulled in a million directions sometimes your home can get neglected. So the best way to clean a messy house is to be efficient and fast.

The best way to clean a messy house is to be efficient and fast. Follow these 8 step by step instructions on how to clean your house fast.

But wouldn’t it be nice to always have your home clean?

I find that once you get into a good cleaning routine your home stays a lot cleaner with minimal effort.

So what is the best way to clean a messy house?

Let’s dive in step by step…

I am a pen and paper kind of gal. I like to check things off myself so be sure to print out this free to do list and write these 8 steps down to stay on task.

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You’ll be shocked how fast your can clean a messy house with these simple steps.

Ready..

Cleaning Supplies Needed:

Garbage bag
Laundry baskets
Catch all bin or more laundry baskets
Multi-surface cleaner
Swiffer duster
Toilet cleaner
Vacuum or Broom
Mop

1 – Grab A Garbage Bag – Tackle The Trash

What’s the fastest way to clean a trashed house?

First thing’s first. Pick up all the trash.

This can be done in under 10 minutes.

Grab a garbage bag and move room by room.

Pick up any trash laying around, water bottles left out and empty all the garbage cans in your home.

Do not focus on anything else but the garbage.

2 – Collect All Laundry – Start A Load Of Laundry

Next grab a laundry basket and do another “run through” of each room.

Pick up any dirty laundry that is left out.

Check especially in your kid’s rooms – mine tend to throw socks everywhere sometimes. Especially under their bed for some reason.

If you have hampers throughout your home start moving them to your laundry room.

Now that you have all your dirty laundry in one place, start a quick load of laundry.

Remember to come back and switch it over to the dryer when you hear it stop.

3 – Collect The Dishes – Empty The Sink

The next run through of your home will be all the dirty dishes laying around.

Collect all the cups and plates throughout your home and bring them to your sink.

Go room by room checking everywhere.

Next load your dishwasher or hand wash every dirty dish you have collected.

If you need to start the dishwasher now is the time to do it.

Give that sink a quick wipe when you are done.

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4 – Put Back Items and Clutter

Next you will focus on all of the clutter and items that do not belong.

Pick up all the clutter on your kitchen counters, on the living room floor, anything that does not belong here put back where you found it.

If your children can help pick up their own rooms and toys, let them.

5 – Wipe Down Surfaces

Cleaning motivation should have kicked in by now that you are seeing progress.

Now wipe down all your surfaces you just cleared off.

I find a small Swiffer duster does the quick to get the job done easily and quickly.

Kids love helping with this chore too!

Reminder: Switch over your laundry

6 – Bathrooms

Next you are going to tackle the bathrooms.

Wipe out the sinks, clean the showers and tubs, wipe the mirror and swish the toilets.

Complete each bathroom one by one from start to finish then move on to your next bathroom.

7 – Kitchen

Since your dishes are out of the sink and your surfaces are cleared all you have to do in here is clean.

Grab your favorite spray I like the Method grapefruit and wipe down the countertops, your stove and inside the microwave.

Next take a damp rag to the door handles on your fridge and give that a quick wipe down.

While you are there take a peek inside and see if you need to loss any expired food or wipe any spills. Just a quick once over.

8 – Vacuum or Sweep and Mop

You are in the home stretch to a clean home.

Last time, go room by room either sweeping or vacuuming all of the floors in your home.

Next grab your mop.

Give the bathrooms, kitchen and any other area that needs to me mopped a quick clean.

Reminder: Check your laundry

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My best tip is to clean out your freezer when you do not have much in it. That way storing food really is not a problem.

If you have ice building up in your freezer you should defrost it before moving any further.

With a multi purpose spray completely wipe down the inside of the freezer.

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Next vacuum out any coils behind or under the freezer.

Group things that are alike together when organizing your freezer.

I like to clean out my fridge once a week. It takes me less than 20 minutes to go through food, wipe it down and organize it.

How to clean your refrigerator in just 9 simple steps!

When it comes to clean your refrigerator, you do not want any moisture left behind in your fridge.

Weekly Cleaning Schedule Printable

Now the fun part, organizing the fridge.

If you follow a regular weekly cleaning routine this can make cleaning your kitchen even faster since you are pretty much just maintaining it from that point on.

Weekly Cleaning Schedule Printable

The fastest way to clean your kitchen is to start with a clean slate and declutter.

When you are cleaning any space in your home it is always a good idea to start from top to bottom. That way dust will fall to the lext level that you have not cleaned yet.

Before I start wiping the counters down I will take a quick wipe to the back splash as well. Especially around the stove area!

​​​​​​​What is time blocking?

Weekly Cleaning Schedule Printable

A big issue with time management is you need to make sure you are realistic with the time you have.

How to create a time blocking schedule that works!

Daily Schedule

So today I wanted to share with your my simple summer cleaning tips and tricks plus a summer cleaning checklist for you to print off to get your home ready.

If you are following my regular weekly cleaning routine and/or monthly cleaning routine then seasonal cleaning should be a breeze!

Weekly Cleaning Schedule Printable

When it comes to summer cleaning treat decluttering differently.

My last summer cleaning tip includes your whole family. This is not a one-man job.

Summer Cleaning – Room By Room

Now you know I have a house cleaning checklist printable to help your summer cleaning! Let’s get summer cleaning and start crossing things off!

Summer Cleaning Checklist

We are all busy and pulled in a million directions sometimes your home can get neglected. So the best way to clean a messy house is to be efficient and fast.

I find that once you get into a good cleaning routine your home stays a lot cleaner with minimal effort.

Grab A Free To Do List Printable

What’s the fastest way to clean a trashed house?

Weekly Cleaning Schedule Printable

Cleaning motivation should have kicked in by now that you are seeing progress.

You are in the home stretch to a clean home.

What is time blocking?