Last Updated on July 17, 2023

Spring Cleaning Checklist

Post by RyanSellers.com Real Estate Group

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Entire House

  • Wash Baseboards, door ceilings, window sills, doors, and walls.
  • Vacuum and wash vents.
  • Wash window treatments (drapes, etc.).
  • Dust blinds.
  • Wash Windows – inside and out
  • Dust and shine overhead lights – replace burnt light bulbs.
  • Dust and/or vacuum light fixtures and lamp shades.

Kitchen

  • Clean out pantry.
  • Wash kitchen cabinets.
  • Deep clean oven.
  • Move fridge – vacuum and mop behind it.
  • Vacuum coils on the fridge.
  • Deep clean fridge inside – wash outside.

Living Room

  • Dust and wash any and all mirrors, frames, and decorative items.
  • Vacuum all upholstery.
  • Vacuum all lamp shades.
  • Dust furniture and fixtures.
  • Wash all throw pillows and blankets (use steam).
  • Dust and polish furniture.
  • Vacuum and shampoo carpets – mop and wax if necessary.
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Bedroom

  • Wash all bedding.
  • Wash all beds and throw pillows.
  • Flip Mattress – if using a pillow top, rotate the mattress.
  • Purge anything stored under the bed you don’t want anymore.

Bathrooms

  • Clean and disinfect the tub and shower.
  • Wash bath mats.
  • Dust and replace decorative items.
  • Wash and/or replace shower liners and shower curtains.
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Additional Tasks

  • Change batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
  • Check all electronics, make sure they are plugged in, cords are untangled, and everything is plugged into a surge protector.
  • Check the expiration date on the fire extinguisher.
  • Sweep the front porch and back deck.
  • Store all winter items, clothes, and decorations.
  • Disinfect all computer keyboards and mouse – Use compressed air to remove crumbs, dust and other particulates. Use a dampened microfiber cloth and wipe the keys down. Use dry microfiber to remove any leftover moisture. Disinfectant wipes are okay to use as well.
  • Discard old and expired makeup. Clean your makeup holders
  • Update all your house first aid kits. Toss expired medication while sorting other medicines.
  • Dry clean any necessary winter clothing or items. Store all winter items for next year. 
  • Donate any unused clothes items to Goodwill, The Salvation Army, or other local community organizations.

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