cleaning

cleaning serviceCleaning the Bedroom 1 Organize all the clutter. Again, we're starting from the top down here. The first step in organizing any room is to get rid of or organize all the small bits. So those papers you have thrown about, the clothes on the floor, the wrappers next to your bed? Get rid of 'em. Then you can really start to get to work. [3] If you are cleaning, walk around the house with a garbage bag and a laundry bag. This way you can pick up as you go and won't have to walk back and forth. 2Make the bed . Sure, making the bed seems pretty pointless - after all, you're just going to mess it up come nightfall - but once you have it, you'll realize how much better it makes the room look and feel. It'll give cleaning the rest of the room purpose, because once you're done, it'll look amazing. Of course, you may want to wash the sheets and then make your bed. This includes pillow cases and the comforter, too. Jumping into a made bed at night feels great, but jumping into a made, clean bed feels even better. 3Organize your closet. This should really be something you do every day, but it's easy to let it get a little out of control. Map out your closet in your brain - where are your pants, your tops, your accessories, your underwear? Then get organized, keeping like items together and the articles you wear most on top. It's not a bad idea to go through your closet and figure out what you just want to throw out (random, non-apparel items included). Odds are there are at least a few pieces or things you're not interested in anymore, and they're just cluttering up your space. But don't throw them out - they can probably be donated. 4 Dust, vacuum or mop, and spray a nice scent into the room. All those shelves and nooks and crannies (not to mention under and behind the bed) are paradise for dust and dander. To get at them, a dust mitt or dust cloth works wonders, but you could also use dusting spray or a disinfecting wipe to get the job done. Once everything is dusted, corners of the floor included, you can vacuum or mop accordingly.Be gentle with certain pieces, like your lampshades and curtains. For these, you can take a blow dryer to them and gently blast away the dust.When you're done, top off all your hard with a nice, fresh scent, like lemon or lavender.