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Spring Clean Like a Seasoned Pro: 3 Steps That Won’t Wear You Out

by: Sass'mirelda


a woman sipping a warm beverage in a clean home

Well now, let’s not pretend spring cleaning needs to be some big production that leaves us sweat-soaked and surrounded by chaos. Those days of scrubbing baseboards on hands and knees like we’re auditioning for a cleaning commercial? Long gone. At least, not for me! Around here, we’re doing things smarter, not harder. So let me give it to you straight—here are three simple steps to freshen up your home this spring without losing your mind or your weekend.


Step 1: Pick a Zone, Not the Whole House

Trying to tackle everything at once? That’s how you end up buried under old magazines and muttering to yourself. Pick one area: maybe the kitchen junk drawer, the front closet, or that mysterious “chair of doom” in your bedroom that collects everything but actual sitting. Set a timer for 30 minutes. That’s it. Clear, wipe, donate, toss. Done. Celebrate with a snack. You’ve earned it.


Step 2: Use the 3-Bag Method

No fancy system needed—just grab three bags or bins: one for trash, one for donations, and one for things that need to be put back where they belong. It’s basic, but it works like a charm. You don’t have to overthink or organize on the spot. Just sort quickly and keep it movin’. Remember: progress over perfection.


Step 3: Freshen the Senses

Once you’ve cleared the clutter, treat your space to a little refresh. Open the windows, light a candle, run a diffuser, or sprinkle some baking soda and vacuum it up for a quick carpet revival. A fresh scent makes everything feel cleaner—even if you didn’t wash a single window (and spoiler alert: you don’t have to unless you want to).


That’s it, Mija. Three steps. No stress. And no shame if you do it over three days—or three weeks. The point isn’t perfection—it’s peace. A tidy space that lets you breathe a little easier and enjoy the season you’re in.


Now go fluff those pillows and pour yourself something sparkling. You've done enough for one day.




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