#clean hack

Knit and crochet more, clean less.

I'm finally sharing the simple system and spreadhseet that I have used for years to clean my house. It's based on two-week intervals and it works!

Spring is here finally and you know what that means: It's time to clean up the stuff!

Whether you are regularly cleaning your house or only keeping things pretty nice before visitors come, learning a few fast and simple techniques will make the job even simpler.

Here's a compilation of several quick and simple hacks that can change your cleaning routine to really save you several time and frustration — along with a ton of wasted money on cleaning supplies!

10 Home Cleaning Hacks To Routine Change!

1. Repurpose sheets with dryer

The dryer sheets will perform wonders in your house right after they've been used! Here are a few items they should do:

Buff water spots from mirrors, kitchen / bathroom fittings and douche doors

Break the ring inside the bathroom

Wipe away healthy baseboards

2. Tackling a Stinky Trash Of Lemon

Break a lemon and pass a few tiny slices through the garbage disposal to bring a new fragrance to your home. (This is also a nice technique to use when visitors walk in!

4. Infect your tummy

Sponges can get tons of bacteria , particularly when left in the drain. You ought to say you always clean them. It's so simple: Just snap the vacuum wet sponge for 30 seconds to kill some bacteria! Just wait a minute or two to pull out, because it's going to be already dry.

5. Get tile floors looking like something new again

If the floor has been vacuumed what you need is a bucket of wash, a soft detergent and a towel. Then start scrubbing! Make sure you scrub the rag and water regularly and ensure sure you don't just move any dirt around on the surface. If you want to help bring the rough patches out, consider using a toothbrush! It would drastically improve your life

6. Baseboards vacuum

Using a broom or dry rag to brush the dust off, and then vacuum the floor. Using a damp sock or fabric to eliminate any excess dust or soil.

What you need to do to scrub the baseboards is a sponge (or gentle toothbrush) and a bucket of water with a tiny amount of dish detergent. If the washing component is finished, using a wet rag to clear the residual moisture from the soap.

7. Freezing weather currents

If you haven't tested in quite a while, your air vents would definitely be very filthy and dusty. This not only brings dust into another room, it also prevents the skin from escaping out.