Luckily, cleaning your room can actually be pretty fun if you know how to do it right. Try making it a game! Have a cleaning race or shoot hoops with your dirty laundry. Get yourself psyched up to clean by giving yourself rewards, and distract yourself with music or a movie.

2 P.M. 5 P.M.: Living Room, Family Room and Dining Room. Dust ceiling fans. ... Vacuum and wipe walls and ceilings. Care for your couch. ... Wash your lightbulbs. ... Clean window treatments and wash the insides of windows. Clean and dust electronics. ... Sweep out your fireplace, storing unused logs.

If you've done any spring cleaning in the past, that's great! Spring is the perfect time to declutter, clean, and organize, but you should also deep clean more frequently than one season a year. One schedule you can choose to follow is seasonal, or about one weekend deep clean every 3 months.

Pick Up and Put Away All Clothes, Books, Belongings. Strip the Bed. Launder the Bedding. Flip the Mattress. Push Aside the Bed and Clean Under It. Vacuum Out the Closet. Dust all Surfaces and Wipe Down Light Switches, Fixtures and Ceiling Fan with a Microfiber Cloth.

Deep cleaning is different from regular or spring cleaning because it reaches the deep grime and dirt in your home. It covers areas which aren't traditionally covered by a regular or spring clean for example: behind kitchen appliances like the washing machine and oven, cutting through the grime that builds up.

It is traditional to clean the house thoroughly either right before or during the first week of Great Lent, which is referred to as Clean Week. This also often corresponds with the Julian New Year, or April 1.

Dust ceiling fans and light fixtures. Clean windowsills and window tracks. Vacuum curtains and window blinds. Wipe down baseboards and shoe molding and dust corners for cobwebs. Test batteries in all your smoke detectors. Disinfect doorknobs, cabinet handles and light switches.