Spring Cleaning: Kitchen Edition
Is Your Kitchen Ready For The Spring? Spring cleaning is one of the best ways to get your house ready for a fresh new season. Your kitchen is one of the most consistently engaged rooms in your house, which means it will need a thorough cleaning.
Here are our top 6 tips for kitchen cleaning (plus a free downloadable kitchen spring cleaning checklist that will help keep you on track with your spring cleaning tasks)!
1: FROM THE TOP
To avoid getting dust & dirt on surfaces you’ve already cleaned, start your spring cleaning from top to bottom. Start with dusting/cleaning:
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1
Light Fixtures
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2
Ceiling Fans
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3
Top of Cabinets
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4
Top of Fridge
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5
Wall Decor
2. WIPE DOWN, SWIPE DOWN
Make sure to wipe everything down during your Cleaning.
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1
Tables & Chairs
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2
Cabinets & Countertops
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3
Drawers & Hardware
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4
Sinks & Faucets
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5
Appliances
3: CLEAN/ ORGANIZE CABINETS & DRAWERS
Cleaning your cabinets & drawers one at a time can make the process quick & easy.
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1
Remove Contents from Cabinets & Drawers
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2
Clean Cabinet & Drawer Interiors
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3
Reorganize Cabinet & Drawer Contents Neatly
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4
Throw out any expired food or spices
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5
Throw out or donate anything you no longer need
4. CLEAN APPLIANCES
With all your surfaces nice and clean, the next step is to clean your appliances.
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Toaster
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Air-fryer
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Microwave
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Mixer/Blender
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Stove/Oven
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Fridge/Freezer
5: ORGANIZE FOOD & PERISHABLES
Get rid of any food or snacks that have expired & donate anything you no longer have use for. (non-expired only)
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Fruits & Vegetables
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Meats & Cheeses
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Drinks & Preserves
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Breads & Pantry Snacks
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Frozen Foods
6: SWEEP/MOP FLOORS
Sweeping & mopping is an age old chore, but it makes your flooring sparkle!
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High Traffic Areas
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Underneath Fridge
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Underneath Oven
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Underneath Trash Bin
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Hard to Reach Corners