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Hailing from Texas, the definition of spring is that awkward moment between “winter” and “oh no, not summer!” That awkward moment definitely does not last long enough because, before you know it, it is too hot to live. Many of you may not have had the chance to actually do some spring cleaning, so here are some tips for summer cleaning. (If you have done spring cleaning, how about a post-spring cleaning project?)

Declutter your home! Before getting started with “summer cleaning,” make sure your home is decluttered from bulky items, at the very least. Tables and chairs that take up too much space in your living room can be stowed away. Even small things, like magazines, can take up a lot of space. Declutter and make this summer cleaning project easier.

Start early. When cleaning with harsh chemicals, you will want to do this with your windows open. That being said, having your windows open while the awful Texas heat is beating down on you is not fun at all. Start early so that you can avoid the heat. You will also have the rest of the day to work on other projects!

Take stock on your cleaning supplies. The last thing you want to happen is, mid-clean, the realization that you’re out of wipes or bleach! Prep your list of cleaning supplies! Write a list, find out what you have and what you need, make a trip to your store, and begin your battle with dirt!

Do you have any summer cleaning tips? Drop a comment!

Joseph Ver is part of the SpareFoot marketing team. If you need to find a place to store those bulky items, use SpareFoot storage finder! SpareFoot lists facilities through price and location and makes finding a storage unit easy! (Sponsored)