If you need to clean your room then Make the bed , pick up any dishes, glasses or remains of food and put it in the bin Pick up cloethes and put them in the laundry basket , organise your desk then spray some air freshener around your room to make it smell nice and your done!!
Put some good, loud music. Take before pictures to see the progress of your work. Understand that you have to start small and not clean the entire house the same day.
I organize my clothes, donate old one or those I haven’t wore in a while l. Check on my plants. Organize my desk or my laptop
I like to start little by little, like sections. maybe focus on one room at a time. and than I think it just gets easier from there!
When you have a lot to do it can be kind of overwhelming but if you imagine how nice and clean it will look afterwards then it makes it easier. also wile your cleaning put on some of your favourite music on it makes it actually kinda fun 👍🏻
Try to compartment it into small parts and then do one bit every day. Tidying up things is also tidying up mood so it’ll be a nice composition of any busy day.
Focus on one main area you want to get cleaner and try to put stuff to right places. You can sort them to piles for example "trash" , "laundry", "dont need anymore" , "put to right place" piles and then organizing things is lot easier and you got clutter free surfaces insantly and only thing to do is organize stuff from floor piles to right places.
I have a rack for clothing and I just fold clothes over that. Sometimes I have makeup laying around and I just put it in a box and put it away. I always make my bed when Im cleaning because it makes the room look so much better.
Well, vacuum and clean your shelves with dust wipes and. Vacuuming is the most important thing honestly. So do that one.
Do little things. As you’re walking through your space clean a little everytime you pass by. Pick up the dirty clothes as you’re getting dressed, that kind of thing.
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