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Other bathroom cleaning tips and specific recipes here.

Restock Epsom salts, shower melts, and other natural bath supplies.Clean floor and grout (use baking soda and hydrogen peroxide for stained grout).Wipe down counters and sink with all-purpose cleaner or microfiber.

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Shine mirror and windows with microfiber or with vinegar and water (50/50) mix and a clean rag.Clean outside of toilet with hydrogen peroxide and inside with vinegar or all-purpose cleaner and baking soda and a brush.Alternatively, vinegar and water works well along with homemade scouring powder for spots that need more than a little elbow grease. Scrub down and clean shower and tub with a homemade bath and shower spray.Wipe down shelves and inside with damp rag and all-purpose cleaner. Take everything out of cabinets and closets and re-organize and refold.Starting with the highest points (top of door and window frames) and moving down, dust furniture with a damp rag or microfiber cloth.Other tips for creating a sleep-inducing natural bedroom here. Use a damp rag or microfiber cloth to wipe down walls and switch plates.Hang pillows and mattress pads in the sun for 2-3 hours to remove bacteria and air out.A hydrogen peroxide spray works to clean white lampshades. Clean lamps with microfiber cloths or a damp rag with all-purpose cleaner.Refresh drawer freshener sachets if you have them.(This may not be the time to start KonMari folding, but I highly recommend checking it out!) Remove clothes from drawers, wipe down drawers, and return clothes.Spot clean any spots on furniture using baking soda and water or an all-purpose cleaner and a damp rag.

I’ve included some other products I like in the resources below. Branch Basics is my current favorite because it’s very safe, ultra-concentrated to cut down on plastic packaging, and works for everything in the house (bathrooms, glass, walls, wood floors, hand soap, and even laundry). Note: Vinegar is a natural and economical cleaner, but if you don’t like the smell of vinegar (confession: I really don’t!), substitute with a pre-made natural cleaner.

Mop floors with microfiber or with a cup of vinegar in a gallon of water and a wet mop.

Wipe down doors and door handles (use hydrogen peroxide if anyone has been sick).

Use a damp rag with all-purpose spray or microfiber cloth to wipe down walls and switch plates.

Wipe down electronics and electronic screens with microfiber or rags with just plain water.

Remove blinds and wash in bathtub with vinegar and water or use some old rags and straight white vinegar.

Wash windows and windowsills with microfiber or 50/50 vinegar/water solution.

Clean lamps with microfiber cloths or a damp rag.

Wash any blankets or throw pillows if needed.

Spot clean any spots on furniture using baking soda and water or a natural all-purpose cleaner and a damp rag.

Starting with the highest points (top of door and window frames) and moving down, dust furniture with a damp rag or microfiber cloth.

Open windows for some ventilation or turn on an air filter if you have one.

Pick up everything on floors and move to appropriate areas.

Cleaning checklist free#

In case you want to do this too, I’ve shared a free printable at the bottom of this post. I use these for reference (nothing motivates like checking something off!) and the kids can also use them to clean each room. To get started, I created a room cleaning checklist and printed it out to keep in protective binder sheets (tape the top closed). So throw open the windows, print out this list, and let the dirt, dust, and toxins be gone! My Spring Cleaning/Deep Cleaning Checklist Sometimes it’s hard to get the motivation (or time) to take on deep cleaning, but the one time of year most of us feel like tackling it is when spring finally arrives and the weather warms up. Now to check off something that’s been on my list for a while: a complete cleaning checklist for the whole house! I’ve written many times about all-natural cleaning methods without the use of chemicals. My Spring Cleaning/Deep Cleaning Checklist + −.