My spring cleaning usually starts with decluttering and throwing away unnecessary things. You can start with the simplest part first. You can try to find shutters and clean them one by one. That way, I can clean less. But let’s not worry about that and move on to cleaning. In my apartment, everything is thoroughly cleaned. It may seem like you clean your house from Memorial Day to the last crocus, but it’s not that bad. You can tackle one project or room at a time, and it won’t seem so bad.
Start With the Kitchen
Since this is the most time-consuming room, I prefer to start with the kitchen. While the clutter doesn’t pile up here, I find it easy to clear out the cabinets. I also like to remove all the plastic containers that I know will always accumulate no matter what I do. Once that’s done, I move on to the floor.
First, you can clean the area and dust the ceiling; yes, dust the top. My popcorn ceilings accumulate dust. I use my broom to sweep the awnings throughout the house. Some pieces of the popcorn ceiling indeed fall off in the process, but that’s not a problem because I want to get rid of them. So the dust and cobwebs are removed from the popcorn ceiling.
Next, the wall needs to be washed, which is pretty straightforward. All I need is warm water, some detergent, and vinegar. This mixture of vinegar and detergent …
If you purchase a scale that is ugly, you are likely not to put it in an open area where you see it each day. The chances are that you will keep an ugly scale in a hidden place like your bathroom cabinet or closet. And if you do not see your scale, you are likely not to use it. So you should buy a scale that is attractive and looks beautiful in the bathroom. Consider the design of your bathroom before investing in one.