Between the daily grind of the work-life hustle, finding time or energy to clean your house can be challenging. But what if we told you that there’s a way to make cleaning easy? What if we told you that there’s a faster way of cleaning that is more efficient with both your time and energy? That’s where these tips come in. We’re sharing tips to implement to create a cleaning schedule. A cleaning schedule will make cleaning easy, reduce the build-up of dirt, grease, grime, and dust, prevent feeling overwhelmed, and help you maintain a clean home. So let’s explore some simple tips to bring a faster way of cleaning.
How to Make Cleaning Easy?
1. Identify What Needs to Be Done and How Often It Needs to Be Cleaned (Ex. Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Seasonally)
Take a notepad and walk through your home. Jot down the things in each room that need to be cleaned and take note of how often. Consider the details in each room and include them in your list. For example, does the room need vacuuming, dusting, window cleaning, bed sheet change, or carpet cleaning?2. Group Tasks Together With the Same Frequency for Better Organization
Carpet cleaning isn't a task that you're going to do daily, just as changing the bed sheets isn't either. Once you have your detailed cleaning list, group items that need to be completed simultaneously. For example, daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonally. You can even complete the light and daily tasks and hire the professional Tidy Here Cleaning Service for the more heavy-duty cleaning.
3. Schedule Your Cleaning
Life is busy, and we know that. There's always something going on or things that need your attention. Use the time-blocking method in your agenda and schedule your cleaning. This ensures you have the right time to complete the task and that you won't have to choose between your cleaning and another essential task.4. Allow For Flexibility
Sometimes, guests drop in unannounced, or your kids get sick, and these unexpected things can affect your cleaning schedule. Remember that it’s okay for things to change to accommodate other things and that your cleaning schedule is merely for regular days. It’s okay if it needs to change from time to time.5. Test Your Schedule and Adjust Accordingly
Once you have your items sorted into daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal sections, allow some time to pass and test out your schedule. Adjust your schedule accordingly if you find something that doesn't need to be done as often or needs to be completed more often.6. Incorporate Quick Clean-Ups Throughout the Day
It makes a big difference if you clean as you go throughout your day. Whether that's right after you're done with something or you set a timer and clean up for 20 minutes (or whatever your set time) per day. Incorporating quick clean-ups throughout your day will help to maintain the cleanliness of your home.
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