CLEAN ROUTINE TO MAKE HOUSE ATTRACTIVE

 Absolutely! Here's a simple and effective idea to clean your home without feeling overwhelmed:

🧼 “One-Hour Power Clean” Routine

Perfect for when you want the house to feel fresh fast.

🕐 Break the Hour Like This:

⏱️ 0-10 mins: Declutter Blitz

  • Grab a laundry basket or box.

  • Collect anything out of place from each room (clothes, cups, toys, etc.).

  • Toss trash, gather laundry, and set aside things to return later.

⏱️ 10-30 mins: Surface Clean

  • Dust & Wipe Surfaces: Use a microfiber cloth and all-purpose spray.

  • Focus Areas: Coffee table, TV stand, counters, mirrors.

  • Bonus Tip: Use a vinegar-water mix with lemon essential oil for a natural shine!

⏱️ 30-45 mins: Kitchen & Bathroom Focus

  • Kitchen: Wipe down counters, stove, and sink. Empty trash.

  • Bathroom: Quick scrub of the toilet and sink. Wipe mirrors and faucet.

⏱️ 45-60 mins: Floors & Final Touch

  • Vacuum or sweep main areas.

  • Quick mop (especially visible spots).

  • Fluff pillows, straighten throws, spray a room freshener or light a candle.

🎉 End Result: Your house will feel fresh, smell good, and look like you spent hours!

Would you like this turned into a printable checklist or maybe a version for a deep clean day?

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