A messy bedroom can add to everyday stress, cause anxiety, and eveninterfere with your quality of sleep.
Use this deep-cleaning checklist to create a schedule that works for you.
If you don’t already have a small wastebasket in your room, we recommend getting one.
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So, throw away any trash around the room first, then empty the wastebasket.
Keep extra trash bags in the bottom of your wastebasket.
For anorganized bedroom closet, ensure to hang blouses and sweaters facing the same direction on slim space-saving hangers.
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This will also make choosing outfits in the morning easier as you file through your clothes.
Take the time to strip the bed as you clean the rest of your room.
Remove the comforter, sheets, and pillowcases.
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If you have a duvet with a cover, remove the cover and wash it with your sheets.
This will not only make the tidying-up task easier but also reduce wear and tear on your sheets.
Take a few minutes to put these itemsback in their rightful homes.
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Corral jewelry in a small, decorative tray on your dresser.
Tuck reading glasses and other accessories into a nightstand drawer or bin.
With a streak-free cleaning agent,wipe down all windowsor glass-paneled doors in your bedroom.
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While you’re at it,wipe down mirrorsas well.
If you havehardwood floors, remove and vacuum any rugs before sweeping the entire floor.
Sweeping should get the job done; save mopping for adeep seasonal clean.
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For carpeted bedrooms, clear out thedust bunnieswith a vacuum.
For either method, reach as far under the bed and heavy furniture as you might.
Once your laundry is ready, lay down the fitted sheet while it isstill warm from the dryer.
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This prevents wrinkles and helps the elastic fibers in the sheet maintain their shape.
Consider printing it out to keep it handy when it’s time to clean up.
Set yourself up for success by creating an organizational system for your possessions.
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Then, make a practice of putting things where they go.
Throughout the week, regularly wipe down surfaces with a soft cloth to prevent dust buildup.
This will instantly make the room look tidier and help set a positive tone for your day.
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