I had great plans for blitzing yesterday, but I spent most of the day with a migraine and got very little done. This seems to be a pattern lately. This time, at least I know what triggered the migraine ... I didn't keep myself hydrated.
In spite of the down day yesterday, I found 30 minutes for blitzing this afternoon.
Here is what I was able to accomplish:
- Unloaded & reloaded the dishwasher
- Washed the pots & pans
- Scrubbed the stove top & counters
- Swept the kitchen, dining room and hallway
- Picked up all the misc stuff around the dining and living room
- Sorted the mail
- Cleared off the kitchen table (mostly)
- Cleaned the bathroom toilet and sink (the rest will have to wait)
It was a brief cleaning session, but now the house feels a little more organized, even if it still needs some deep cleaning.
I'd love to hear about your blitzing or cleaning. What do you do for spring cleaning?
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Spring cleaning? My plan for spring cleaning is just to rearrange each room at least twice a year. Maybe even only once a year, but at least then I'm forced to clean it. Otherwise, I'm afraid I would not get it done. And really, it's not in the spring - I do this year-round. :)
Wow, you really DO get a ton done in 30 minutes. I've attacking a bigger project, so I work on it in 1 hour increments. I tend to do spring cleaning also, since the school year is so busy.
I agree, you get a ton done in 30 minutes, way to go!
I'm too disorganized to have a spring cleaning plan so stuff either gets done when I notice it needs doing, or it doesn't get done at all (and it's usually the latter). This is my year to get organized so hopefully I'll end up with a better cleaning schedule.
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