Every spring, I’m in this mad scramble to clean up and declutter literally everything.
Every spring, I’m in this mad scramble to clean up and declutter literally everything.
I’m obsessed with my house smelling amazing, especially when guests come over.
If you’re always on the hunt for how to make your house smell good without spending a ton on candles or sprays, simmering pot recipes are where it’s at.
Keeping up with a daily cleaning schedule?
Yeah, that’s tough one, if I’m honest with you.
On thing I hate about the hot weather are those pesky little gnats that fly around in my house.
Gnats are small insects that look a lot like fruit flies, but they’re different.
Think about this: what if you could save money and help the planet by using reusable towels instead of paper towels that you have to throw away?
It’s a small change that can make a big difference!
This is actually what I’m thinking when I was writing my New Year’s cleaning resolutions.
I wanted to find a way to be eco-friendly and eco-conscious of our environment.
Look –
For me, I really don’t like cleaning. If I could, I would just do it all over the weekend but then I think of my childhood.
My mom made Saturdays the BIG CLEAN. New sheets on bed, clean out closet, wash bathrooms, vacuum, and everything else.
So, here I am, staring down the barrel of the New Year, armed with a latte and a dream: to finally nail those New Year’s cleaning resolutions.
You know, those promises we make to transform our homes from ‘whoa’ to ‘wow’ without breaking a sweat?
Yeah, those.
Are you dealing with stubborn hard water stains on your glass surfaces?
I am! Ugh!
Those pesky stains are a real eyesore on my shower doors, windows, and even glassware.
And no matter what I do to wipe them away or scrub them away, they don’t go away!
One of my hated chores turned into my absolutely favorite chore.
Want to know what it is?
It’s cleaning my bathtub!
Over the years, I’ve become somewhat of a cleaning expert (thanks, kids!) and have tried just about every cleaning product under the sun to get my first apartment and then my home spic and span clean.
From tackling tough grime in the bathrooms to removing pesky stains on the carpet, I’ve learned which products are worth the hype and which ones just don’t cut it.