Cleaning is one of those things that you either love to do or feel like you have to motivate yourself to do it. Cleaning is just one of the things that we have to do, but we all have our own standards and levels of cleaning that we expect in our homes and our environments.
As a starting point, we’ll share some of our favourite decluttering strategies with you. Due to the fact that every home is different, these suggestions may not be appropriate for everyone. However, it is hoped that they will generate some ideas.
Spring is in the air, and that means the weather is starting to warm up. Hurrah! Spring brings with it brighter days and the sudden urge to deep clean your home. After all, a clean and tidy home can help reinforce a sense of positivity. A deep clean doesn’t have to be an overwhelming task, and once you start you might find you won’t be able to stop.
Kick start February by tackling through that growing pile of laundry. If it’s the whites that need washing, use the nation’s favourite specialist laundry whitener, Dr. Beckmann’s Glowhite or Glowhite ULTRA, to restore the freshness and leave your whites shining bright!
The problem we can all face is having the motivation to declutter. We all know we want to do it and can often see the areas that need the most attention, however, taking action is another story entirely. So with that in mind, here are some of the best quotes that will help motivate you to declutter your home.
New year, new you – January is the perfect time of year to declutter! It will help provide a new focus and is also good for the mind, happiness, and overall mental well-being. Preparing a checklist and rota for household tasks is a good way of keeping track of everything that needs to be done.
Stubborn stains in households across the country have been a nuisance for Brits for generations. From purple, sticky Vimto in 2000, to pink blemishes from the (in)famous Tequila Rose in 2021. As 2021 draws to a close, cleaning and laundry legend, Dr. Beckmann has identified the most popular stains that have dominated the last two decades.
As we came across the pandemic, we know how mandatory it is to keep your hygiene and the surroundings extremely clean. Due to our hectic schedule throughout the day, it is not possible to keep out the clutter up to date. Primarily, it gets further challenging when we have kids or stay with family members.
Decluttering is one of the things many of us will have on our minds right now, but not all of us know where to start. With that in mind, here are five tips to help you get started with decluttering, and they might not be what you think.
Spring has sprung and although it can certainly put a smile on your face, it might be that you start to notice things in your home that need your attention. More specifically the build-up of clutter. It can happen to the best of us. As we approach the summer, there is fresh motivation to tackle these jobs and get homes in shape. But not all of us are particularly good at decluttering.
Most utility rooms are small spaces that need to hold a lot of things. You want to make sure you are maximising space in the utility room. Use these simple ideas to get the most out of your space.
‘Sort your life out’ Stacey will coach six families over the course of a week to declutter and organise their homes. Stelrad have created a list of 6 easy and effective ways to organise and decluttering your kitchen, see the list below.
