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Who else dreads yet loves a big “spring” clean? The concept of a super clean kitchen/house is wonderful but not the reality of spending an entire day cleaning it. There is always the option to pay someone else to clean your house but my honey and I are on a money-saving bender right now so that is not an option. In an effort to make our lives a tad easier, I found some great tips for getting the various areas of the kitchen clean and organized in no time. Bonus: they all use natural cleaning methods. One of my favorite tips to make cleaning less terrible – add a mimosa break because nothing makes cleaning more palatable than an adult beverage. 😉
Spring Kitchen Cleaning Checklist from Wholefully with a printable checklist option (I do love a good checklist). Nice way to focus your cleaning efforts and you can always break the tasks up so you’re doing one set each day for 9 days.
The 11 Most Popular Kitchen Related Cleaning Hacks on Pinterest Right Now – from the Kitchn
DIY Natural All Purpose Cleaner – I share my easy and effective recipe here.
Keep the garbage can, laundry basket, etc smelling fresh with this tip.
Brilliant list of ways to use command hooks to keep your kitchen organized from Apartment Therapy.
A few cleaning hacks to add to your daily/weekly kitchen list to keep your kitchen clean and save you some time too!
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