There are only 3 days until the first day of spring, and you know what that means: it's time to break out the dust rags and mop for the annual deep-clean. We understand how overwhelming it can feel to face all the dust and clutter that's accumulated over the cooped-up winter months. That's why we've broken down a complete spring cleaning routine into more manageable daily tasks--one for each day leading up to the first day of spring. Follow our chore-a-day series for a stress-free way to a cleaner abode. By March 20, all you'll have left to do is enjoy the look and feel of your sparkling home.
We know--the bathroom is a project unto itself. (The floors? The tub? All those half-empty shampoo bottles?) Still, cleaning the bathroom is a cornerstone of the spring cleaning routine--once it's done, you'll feel the effects throughout your entire home. Read on for our easy step-by-step guide.
1. Start with the hardest part: Sprinkle your tub, sink, toilet and tile walls with Ajax (with bleach). Using a sponge, scrub all surfaces until a filmy layer of bleach covers every inch of porcelain (don't forget to scrub around the drains and behind faucets). Let the bleach and water set while you organize.
2. Remove all products and supplies from under sink cabinets, medicine cabinets, shelving and the bath. Sort through each: Toss anything products that have expired or that you haven't used in over three months; rinse off and dry any bottles you choose to keep.
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