10 Tips on How to Clean Your Home Faster

10 Tips on How to Clean Your Home Faster: quick and efficient cleaning ideas and tips. Spring cleaning advice and cleaning checklist

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Hi beauties! One of the most important things in life is having a clean home... at least in my opinion! A clean home not only feels good but can also improve your health and well-being.

A study conducted by North Dakota State University suggests that having a clean home creates a positive effect on your mental and emotional state. Which I totally agree with!

As they say, first impressions matter. So, a clean-looking home is a reflection of the personality of the one living in that home and it completes their overall image. And for this reason, most people consider it to be of utmost importance. So if you are looking for ways to keep your home clean, this blog post is for you!

Tips to Clean Your Home Faster:

The first step to keeping your home clean is to make sure that everything has its own place. You should have a designated spot for everything that belongs in your house so that when it comes time to clean up, you can just toss everything back into its proper spot without worrying about where it goes.

If you have kids or pets, then you know how many messes they can make. It's important to teach them from an early age how important it is to keep their rooms tidy as well as their play areas outside of the house. It will save time later on down the line when they're older and have more responsibilities at school or work than just playing with toys around the house all day long!

Use a Swiffer to clean your hardwood floors.

Swiffer is a brand of cleaning products that can be used to clean hardwood floors easily. Swiffer is also good for cleaning other surfaces, such as tile and laminate floors. If you have time to spare and want a thorough cleaning job done on your hardwood floor, then this method will work for you!

Clean your kitchen cabinets with a toothbrush.

The next time you're in the mood for a quick clean, try this trick: use a toothbrush to clean the edges and corners of your cabinets. The bristles are perfect for getting into all those hard-to-reach places, and they'll get your kitchen looking spick-and-span in no time!

To really make sure that everything is spotless, use a damp cloth to wipe away any dust or grime that remains after using your toothbrush. Don't use harsh cleaners on your cabinets--they could damage them over time if they're too strong (and we don't want that).

You can use a hot wet rag to wipe down a microwave in just seconds.

You can use a hot wet rag to wipe down a microwave in just seconds. You should also clean your microwave on a regular basis because it's one of the dirtiest areas in your kitchen. The best way to clean it is by using vinegar with baking soda, but if you don't have any of those handy, try using lemon juice instead! I did an entire post on how to clean your microwave naturally!

Clean light switches with an old toothbrush and cleaner.

To clean your light switches, first use an old toothbrush to wipe off any dirt. Then, spray some cleaner onto the entire switch, not just the outside. Let it sit for 5 minutes or so (depending on what kind of cleaner you've used). After waiting for a few minutes and letting it do its job, wipe off any excess with a towel and admire your sparkling new switch!

Give your shower walls a good scrubbing with an old sock and vinegar.

A great way to keep your shower walls looking their best is by giving them a good scrubbing with an old sock and vinegar. Vinegar is a natural cleaner that's easy to find and cheap, so it's perfect for this task. You can use white or apple cider vinegar; both work well at removing soap scum from tile grout and other surfaces in the bathroom.

You'll want to get a pair of fuzzy socks (not cotton), which will allow you better traction as you scrub away at those stubborn stains on your shower doors!

Clean baseboards with newspapers and simple green, spray, let sit for 10 minutes, then wipe down.

This is a great way to get rid of all those little crumbs that always seem to accumulate in the corners. Simply spray on some Simple Green and let it sit for 10 minutes (or longer if you want). Then use an old newspaper (not newsprint) to wipe down the baseboard until it's clean!

Use a squeegee on windowsills and doors to clean up watermarks and dust.

If you want to clean up watermarks and dust on your windowsills and doors, use a squeegee. It's easy! Just swipe it over the surface of your glass or mirror, then wipe away any residue with a cloth. If you don't have one handy, try using an old t-shirt instead.

Put baking soda on carpets where pets walk frequently and let it stay overnight before vacuuming up in the morning.

If you have pets in your home, baking soda is a great way to remove odors.

Simply put some baking soda on the carpet where they walk and leave it overnight before vacuuming up in the morning. Baking soda will absorb any leftover pet urine or fecal matter that might be lingering there. It will also get rid of any other smells left behind by your pets, such as food or dirt from outside when they come inside after playing outside all day long!

Clean soap scum off shower doors by rubbing them with a slice of lemon!

This technique is safe for any glass; it cuts through all that soap residue in mere seconds! Section - Put baking soda on carpets where pets walk frequently and let it stay overnight before vacuuming up in the morning.

Clean soap scum off shower doors by rubbing them with a slice of lemon! This technique is safe for any glass; it cuts through all that soap residue in mere seconds!
Put baking soda on carpets where pets walk frequently and let it stay overnight before vacuuming up in the morning.

There are many ways to keep your home clean, but not all of them work for everyone. Here are some basic tips for keeping your home tidy:

Focus on one room at a time - it's unrealistic to try to clean your entire house in one day, so focus on one room at a time and take breaks when needed!
Set aside time to do chores around the house - cleaning should be done regularly, so set aside time each week to take care of chores like vacuuming or dusting. It will make it easier to accomplish these tasks if they're scheduled into your daily routine rather than just popping up whenever they feel like it (you know what we mean).
Clean as you go - don't wait until there's an overwhelming amount of clutter before tackling it! Take some time during the day or evening when you're not too tired or busy and just get started on cleaning up one small area of clutter at a time until everything feels manageable again; that way by the end of the day/week/month

I hope you enjoyed this post, and found it helpful! I know that cleaning can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. We all have limited time in our day and want our homes to look great without spending hours on them. If you want more tips like these or want help getting started on your own home-cleaning routine, check out my other blog posts!